750W Submersible Dirty/Clean Water Pump, 13000L/H Automatic or Manual Drainage Pump with Float Switch, 35mm Solids Handling, for Basement Flooding, Pond, Garden and Pool Drainage

I used the Veaton portable water pump to drain my Lay‑Z‑Spa, and it worked perfectly. Setup was really simple, and it started pumping water out almost instantly. It drained the whole tub much faster than I expected — a huge time-saver compared to doing it manually or waiting for gravity to do the job!The pump is compact but powerful, and it comes with everything you need (including hose and attachments). It handled the hot tub water with no issues at all.If you’ve got a hot tub and want a quick and easy way to drain it, I highly recommend this pump. It’s well worth the money and does exactly what it says.

Bought this submersible pump to empty our hot tub on the back of reviews. Wow it didn't disappoint at all, great little pump, emptied our hot tun in 15mins. Ok it leaves a little water but that's easy mopped up.I used a 1-1/2" lay flat hose (30m long) and a rise of about 2m. I bought a full bore adapter to fit onto the pump to maximise flow rate although you can use the adapter supplied, probably need to cut the smaller sections of to avoid flow restriction.Can't say how well it works with smaller hose sizes but given its power I would imagine it would still be good.Overall great wee pump and good value for money.

Great pump. Flow rate is fast and it can suck up dirty water with ease. Great pump good value.

Works well.

Bought to deal with a flooded basement.The outlet was approx 1.5M above the pump and it managed it with ease.4 cubic meters of water in a little over 1 hour.Was dubious as it wasn't the most expensive or brand name; but was easy to set up, the float switch worked well [something of a rarity] and it was powerful enough to do the job I needed done.

Have only used it for short periods of time and is not left in situ to work automatically. Fairly quiet operation. It takes a short while to get up to full pumping power but once it gets there, it works well. The float switch is OK, but can be a bit fiddly.

Needed to empty out dirty water from two 1m X 1m X 1.2m deep holes made for soakaways and about 20m of trenches around 900mm deep. Bought a 20m long 1 inch layflat pipe but it didn't reach the drain so added a bit of hose pipe at the end (3m). It took 4 hours to drain the first pit. 9000l per hour? something didn't add up I replaced the hose pipe with a propped up bit of soil pipe I had let the 1 inch pipe drain into that, pump drained the second pit in around 15 mins :). To use this pump properly you must have a minimum 1 inch pipe all the way. Anything narrower is going to choke it and I suspect cause it to burn out. Fantastic pump for the price. Takes A couple of mins to clear out the air but once it get going it's great.

I emptied my garden pond a couple of times with this. In the end it worked VERY well, but it took a little while to get there. It's important to know that it will hardly work at all if you try to use a hose that's too small — I think the one i tried at first was one and a quarter or one and a half inches in diameter, and with that connected it shifted about a thimble full of water every couple of minutes. It's not obvious that this would be a problem because it comes with a plastic attachment bit that can be cut to size including those smaller sizes. Eventually I just removed that entirely and ran the pump without it, and then the pump basically imitates niagara falls. It emptied my 500 gallon pond in well under ten minutes. I had to hold the pump just below the water level to do things that way, so the outlet was just above the surface. The jet of water was a few inches across and sprayed a distance of about fifteen feet. If you can't do that because the water needs to go further you will obviously need a hose, so get a big (wide) one. Anyhow, this thing can really move some water so for me this was a great purchase.