Automatic Small Sump Pump with Water Sensor, 8 FT Lift 70 GPH 115V/230V Mini Condensate Pump with Float Switch, Water Removal for Dehumidifier, Air Conditioner, Ice Maker, Basement, Auto On Off

I’ve been happy with this small automatic sump/condensate pump. I needed something compact to move a small amount of water, and this has worked well for that type of use. The built-in water sensor is nice because it turns on automatically when water is detected instead of having to manually switch it on and off. For things like condensate drainage, dehumidifiers, small HVAC setups, or other light-duty water removal, it’s a handy little pump. Setup was pretty simple, and the size makes it easy to place in tighter areas where a larger pump would be too much. It’s not a heavy-duty sump pump, so I wouldn’t expect it to handle large amounts of water or major flooding, but for small drainage needs it does the job. One thing to pay attention to is the lift height and flow rate. It’s rated for smaller jobs, so make sure 8 feet of lift and 70 GPH is enough for your setup before ordering. Also, like any small pump, keeping the intake clean will help it work better over time. Overall, I’d give it 5 stars. It’s compact, easy to use, and works well for light-duty condensate or small water removal applications.

This pump died after less than a month of use. I was using it to empty a rainwater leak that was filling a cement sump. The pump worked fine for the first rainfall or so but died within three uses.

Has been working perfect. I installed this pump into a dehumidifier. The dehumidifier came with pump but the original pump only last about 8-12 months. Tired of replacing $400 units so I tried this. My solution here has been working PERFECT, I will never purchase another dehumidifier with pump EVER!

Pump advertised 8' of pumping but house sent with it is less than 8', so had to purchase my own house. Also float switch does not work all the time and it keeps running after it is empty making a lot of noise. I added a smart plug and just have it run 5 minutes once a day.

Works well and can move around a couple of gallons a minute in use. Only problem is if you are using this to pump up hill, when the pump shuts off the water in the tube drains back into the sump and starts the pump again, and this cycle repeats, so if you could get a check valve in the line somehow, that could be stopped. Head pressure is around 3 feet high, 8 feet is pushing the limit of the pump in my opinion.

I can’t remember how long ago I purchased this, but just found that I didn’t review it and I can’t believe this thing is still working. I rigged it in them well of my dehumidifier and then ran a tube to the drain and it works like a charm.

Installed the pump and it is working perfectly. Doing exactly what I need it to do. The size is perfect as I needed it for a small bucket. I am extremely satisfied.

After 11 months in our dehumidifier it stopped working 😢