EcoPlus Elite Series Automatic Submersible Pump - 1/5 HP - 1746 GPH

Hands-Free Water Transfer for Reservoirs and Sumps - 1/5 HP Motor

Keeping a reservoir or sump at the right level usually means checking it and switching a pump by hand. This submersible pump uses an integrated automatic float sensor to start when water rises and stop when it drops, and it moves water at 1746 GPH.

The 1/5 HP motor suits a regular indoor grower or a home gardener who needs steady water movement for hydroponic systems, reservoirs, basins, or sump pits without constant supervision.

Key Features & Benefits

• Integrated automatic float sensor — turns the pump on and off with the water level, so you do not have to operate it manually.
• 1746 GPH flow rate — moves water quickly when transferring or circulating.
• 1/5 HP motor — provides the power behind that flow for general water-transfer jobs.
• Submersible design — sits in the water it moves, which suits reservoirs, basins, and sump pits.

Who Should Use EcoPlus Elite Series Automatic Submersible Pump

Growers running hydroponic systems, home gardeners, and anyone who needs to move or drain water from a reservoir, basin, or sump pit will find this pump useful.

About Ecoplus Elite Series Automatic Submersible Pump

Ecoplus makes this Elite Series automatic submersible pump with a 1/5 HP motor, a 1746 GPH flow rate, and an integrated automatic float sensor. It is sold individually.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How does the automatic float sensor work?
A: The float sensor rises and falls with the water level. The pump starts when the level rises and stops when it drops, so you do not need to switch it manually.

Q: What does GPH mean?
A: GPH stands for gallons per hour, the volume of water a pump can move in one hour. This pump is rated at 1746 GPH.

Q: Where can I use this pump?
A: It suits hydroponic systems, reservoirs, sump pits, basins, and other water-transfer tasks. Always check that your setup matches the pump's connections and rating.

Q: Is this pump sold as a single unit?
A: Yes. Each order contains one pump.

Q: Why choose an automatic pump over a manual one?
A: An automatic pump responds to water level on its own, which reduces the chance of overflow or of running without water. A manual pump needs you to start and stop it.