Liberty Pumps 250 - 1/3 HP Cast Iron Submersible Sump Pump (Non-Automatic)

So far so good, pump is of good solid construction, runs every 30 minutes or so due to high water table. Keeps up in a 24x36 inch pit, no problem

Seems to be running well - runs about every 30 minutes during winter months. Very quiet and smooth sounding. Not much else I can say other than very nice solid construction and it just works.

A good pump for the price!

I suppose that it also being a effluent pump is a good thing, but it picks up water from a set 1/2 holes in the bottom which I did not think about. My sump pit, thanks to the builders, is walls only. The bottom is gravel that could be sucked right into the pump.

Liberty's solution is to sell you their sump brick. Mine was to go buy an 12"x8" flag stone wall finishing block for $2.97, set it on the gravel, and set the pump on it. Works like a charm and uses up less vertical space than the brick does.

I also combined it with the HydroCheck HC6000, which works great with this pump.

Only time will tell about the durability of the pump. It certainly looks well built, feels solid, is fast, and is very quiet.

I suppose that it also being a effluent pump is a good thing, but it picks up water from a set 1/2 holes in the bottom which I did not think about. My sump pit, thanks to the builders, is walls only. The bottom is gravel that could be sucked right into the pump.

Liberty's solution is to sell you their sump brick. Mine was to go buy an 12"x8" flag stone wall finishing block for $2.97, set it on the gravel, and set the pump on it. Works like a charm and uses up less vertical... more

It was between this pump and the Zoeller N53. I purchased this pump because the Starting and Running AMPs were much lower than the Zoeller. I combined this with the USC3 Solid State Controller and it allows me to adjust the pump "on level" and the run time. The pump now kicks on when the water level is just below my drain tiles and it stops just before the pump would start to suck air. Works perfect!

I also ordered a second pump today as a Stand By Backup just in case this one would ever have an issue. In addition, I ordered a Stand By Controller as well. I am taking no chances that my finished basement will have an issue with water!

I also installed an iON StormPro BackUp pump with dual batteries and a Basement Watch Dog Water Alarm.

It was between this pump and the Zoeller N53. I purchased this pump because the Starting and Running AMPs were much lower than the Zoeller. I combined this with the USC3 Solid State Controller and it allows me to adjust the pump "on level" and the run time. The pump now kicks on when the water level is just below my drain tiles and it stops just before the pump would start to suck air. Works perfect!

I also ordered a second pump today as a Stand By Backup just in case this one... more

I purchased this pump to replace a failed brand Z pump. First thing we noticed is that it is much quieter than the previous pump, if your not paying attention, you won't even know its running. Also seems to draw much less power than the previous pump, which is going to help out when were using the generator if the power goes out. Hope it holds up in the long run tired of replacing pumps every 2-3 years, but in spring time my sump runs constantly.

Bought 2 pumps to replace old, but still working pedestal style. Impressed how quiet and smooth they run. Low starting and running current a plus when on standby generator.

Purchased this and installed it for a friend. She is happy, saying it is quiet and believes it to be reliable. I chose this because of the lower amperage draw and ability to install my choice of switch I would purchase this again.