VEVOR 1HP Shallow Well Pump Portable, 1380 GPH Garden Jet Pump with Automatic Controller, 145 ft Head Stainless Steel Sprinkler Booster Pumps, for Garden Lawn Irrigation System, Water Transfer

This pump has been absolutely fantastic for my garden irrigation system! The 1380 GPH flow rate provides plenty of water pressure for my entire lawn and garden setup. The automatic controller is a game-changer - no more manually turning the pump on and off. It kicks in automatically when I turn on sprinklers or faucets, then shuts off when water demand stops. Super convenient and protects the pump from dry running. Installation was straightforward and the stainless steel construction looks built to last. The 145 ft head capacity gives me excellent pressure even at distant sprinkler zones. My irrigation coverage has improved dramatically since switching to this pump. What really impressed me is how quiet it runs compared to other pumps I've used. The motor is smooth and efficient without that annoying rattling or vibration you get with cheaper units. The portable design is great too - I can easily move it if needed, though it's been rock solid in its permanent location. Build quality feels professional grade throughout. For anyone needing reliable water pressure for irrigation, lawn sprinklers, or water transfer applications, this VEVOR pump delivers excellent performance. The automatic controller and consistent pressure make it worth every penny! My garden has never looked better thanks to proper irrigation pressure!

The pump was installed in February 2025 to boost water pressure in my home. It worked fine, but died in October 2025. A pump that lasts only 8 months in its intended use is low quality. Spend a little more and get a quality pump so you don't have to replace it in less than a year.

Brand new to me, just a few days old. One thing to know is this comes unassembled. You need to take the cover off the control module and screw the cord to tiny terminals. Then use the fittings to put the module on the pump. There is a tiny ground symbol for the green wire. My old eyes had to get a magnifying glass, lol. This model is also a bit louder than my old pump. It is out in my detached garage so not a problem for me. Flow seems pretty close to identical to my old Burcam. This pump is roughly about 1/3 the cost of a Burcam. In a pinch it will do the job (so far) as long as you are a bit handy.

Interim pump.

Está turbina la compré y la mandé para mi casa en Cuba …se la recomiendo a todos porque el agua no salía con ninguna presión en ningún lugar de la casa y desde que la instalamos quedamos maravillados excelente producto se lo recomiendo

Automatic controls need 3/4 inch male fitting for garden hose to1 inch female fitting .and the garden hose water supply side need 1 inch male reduced 3/4 GHT Garden hose converter adapter.

Product is make a load noise after 3 months

I have a big problem with how they decided to package the version with a controller. It seems like they give the same 3/4GHT male to 1” NPT even though the controller is a 1” NPT male instead of female like it is on the pump. This means you need a 1” NPT female to connect to it and that’s not included (the single one that’s included has to be used to connect it to the pump.) Weird oversight by them? I mean I wasn’t paying attention either but I didn’t make the product. Also side note, it’s super weird how they decided to make the inside parts brass it seems and then use plastic for the connectors. Like surely when they’re selling a heavy/large pump in this price range they could’ve just included metal or brass? I have pumps 1/3rd the price of this one that came with brass fittings. The instructions are also really poor, it doesn’t really match how they advertise it nor the actual inlet they have for first filling the pump (they tell you to use a Y fitting not included.) They also don’t include an inlet filter, really? Come on. I bought a $15 WiFi enabled garden hose splitter and sprinkler timer that came with both a filter and brass fittings, but they couldn’t include a filter with this thing? Is it really worth the inconvenience for the manufacturer to save what, a dollar? This all just makes me think of what else they must have skimped on when making this pump and I doubt it will last. Final note, it’s also strange to me how the one with the controller costs about 50%+ more (currently) than the one with a 5 gallon tank and higher power. I can’t imagine the controller costs more than the shipping on the other version (and it’s not preassembled, really seems like they just included the controller as an afterthought.)