C1 Septic Water High Head Submersible Effluent Pump, 20 GPM, 1/2 HP, 115V

Bought this to replace another pump that had died after 1 year we had been sold by a local plumbing house. After removing the old pump we found that they had sold us a well pump not a septic pump. Hopefully this one will last longer.

Good pump no issue. Only time will tell

Very close to the original pump. Easy to install and is still working.

Had to replace the pump in my radon bubbler and this was the pump that was in there. I was a little confused at first because the description says it’s 20 amps, buts definitely 10 amps which is what I needed. Anyway, it was a pretty simple process to swap it out. Once changed, I definitely noticed a difference in water pressure, which was probably a sign the other pump was going bad to begin with. But, I feel like our water pressure is more stable now. I would recommend. Also, doing it yourself is gonna save you a bunch of money.

This is a Manufacturer review Franklin Electric; I am forced to give 1 star as this pump has only lasted 1 week after installation I prefer NO STARS The Pump has locked up and is Tripping the Electrical Breaker The Septic Waste water is the tank is clear, I have to use a $89 submersible pump to pump out the tank, so it is Not an issue with the Tank or the Water in the Tank It is clearly an issue with the Franklin Electric C1 Septic Water Pump

Bought to replace old effluent pump on aerobic system. Pretty straightforward install. Nothing too difficult but if you do not fill the stand pipe all the way to the top to prime the pump before install is completed, it will not pump water. Very powerful. Decent price.

Great pump for your anaerobic septic system. Coupled this up with Float Switch w / 10 ft Cable, Septic System, Sump Pump, Water Tank and it works great.

I was disappointed to find out that the backflow preventer does not fully seal, allowing water to go back through the pump when under pressure (40psi). This causes unnecessary cycling when using for a fixed pressure system (Radon bubbler in my case). I returned the first one in the hopes that it was a manufacturer defect (as suggested by Franklin), but when the second one arrive with the same issue, I'm moving on to a different manufacturer.

Worked for about half a year, then the upper housing has a hole. I bought warranty extension with it, but they did not help at all. Expected me to send it to Mexico to get it covered.