Portable Utility Pumps

by Zoeller Pump Co.

These portable utility pumps can make short work of emptying a waterbed, draining a water heater, or refilling the anti-freeze in your radiant heating lines, saving you valuable time. Let PlumbingSupply.com be your source for transfer pumps, water movers and thousands of other products.

Battery Powered Transfer Pump

12-Volt DC Non-Submersible, Self-Priming Stainless Steel Transfer Pump For Dewatering

This lightweight, self-priming, portable pump with stainless steel pump head can be used to transfer water to an RV, pump out boat bilges, pump out stock tanks, and in other applications where water needs to be transferred. Intermittent duty is 15 minutes "ON" and 45 minutes "OFF".

12 volt battery power pump

This battery powered transfer pump features:

Self priming for instant delivery or de-watering up to 6'
Non-submersible stainless steel pump body
Rugged metallic handle for easy portability
Dual threaded intake and discharge with both 3/4" male garden hose thread and 3/8" FNPT (female national pipe thread)
1/10 HP, 12V DC, 7Amps
300 GPH @ 1' of Head
Power Cord: 7' with battery clips
Shut-off head - 46 feet (maximum vertical height it will pump)

12-Volt DC Portable Utility Pump

= $116.95

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"Mighty Mover" Transfer Pump

Non-submersible Portable Utility / Transfer Pumps For Dewatering

Use this transfer pump to remove water from water heaters, waterbeds, washing machines or to add propylene glycol anti-freeze to radiant heating lines.

Main Features:

Lifts water from 15 feet below pumping level
3/4" garden hose connections
Maximum temperature for dewatering - 130°F (54°C)
View dimensions for model 310 and 311


Model # 311 - 115 volt	Model 311 portable transfer pump features: 115 volts single phase / 60 Hz Transfers up to 337 gallons per hour (GPH) Self-priming 7 feet or less above liquid source Includes extra impeller, gasket and one 6' hose with strainer 6' power cord Shut-off head - 39 feet (maximum vertical height it will pump) View performance curve

"Mighty Mover" Nonsubmersible Portable Utility Pump

= $93.73

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High Capacity Water Mover

Non-submersible Portable Utility Pump For Dewatering

Use this transfer pump for removing water from water heaters, power washing, water transfer, or to add propylene glycol anti-freeze to radiant heating lines.

Model # 314 - 115V 1/2 HP

Feet (Vertical)	GPH
5	1286
10	1230
15	1166
116	Shut-off

This portable transfer pump features:

Transfers up to 1286 gallons per hour (GPH)
Cast iron pump housing for long life
Engineered thermo-plastic impeller designed for durability
115 volt, 1/2 horse power motor
Handle on prime plug allows for easy priming - no tools required
Permanently lubricated ball bearings
Carbon ceramic shaft seal
9' power chord with on/off switch
Includes 3/4" NPT brass lead free garden hose adaptors (one for the inlet and one for the outlet), suction screen and extra set of brushes
Maximum temperature for dewatering - 120°F (49°C)
View performance curve

High Capacity Water Pump - Model #314

Description	Price & Quantity
The "High Capacity" Water Mover Nonsubmersible Portable Utility Pump	$222.37

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q. "How do I prime the 310 or 311 pump?"
A. An easy way to prime the pump (wet impeller), if using a garden hose, is to fill the discharge hose; elevate the discharge hose slightly to retain water and start the pump. Another method would be to disconnect the discharge hose from the pump, making a U-bend of the discharge hose, fill the hose and then reconnect to the pump (without losing the water). In both cases, the water behind the impeller will seal the pump and it will prime almost immediately. The model 310 pump always needs to be primed. However, as long the 311 pump is not more than 7 feet above liquid source, it doesn't need to be primed.

Q. "It says that these pumps can drain water heaters. Do you offer any other pumps that will drain water heaters?"
A. Yes, click here for a light weight portable water heater drain pump.

Q. "Can these pumps be used under water?"
A. No, these pumps are designed to be non-submersible. If you're looking for a pump that can be fully submerged, click here.

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