Basement sump return pump

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So I have about 8' of 3/4" pipe with 1 90 and 4 45s, a ball valve and union going from my sump up through the floor to my display tank. I bought a sicce 5.0 return pump which seems to be too weak. I was looking at the

Syncra ADV 9.0 Water Pump.​

Would this be a better option for the head pressure issue
 
8 feet of 3/4 inch pipe going straight up is very restrictive. I suspect that you’re going to have a hard time getting a good flow rate with any pump. If you can upgrade that to at least 1 inch or maybe even 1.25 or 1.5” pipe I think you would have better results.
 
What kind of flow are you trying to get. 8 Ft head pressure is a lot. Look at specs then go a little more.
Looks like the 10 would be safest bet
 

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Also looking at the jebao dcp 15000. Looks like people have had good luck with those and head pressure
 
Just skip all of the in between and get a properly sized PanWorld, Iwaki or BlueLine. They are the best of breed basement pumps, period. You will get a decade of butt kicking reliability with no issues.
 
Just skip all of the in between and get a properly sized PanWorld, Iwaki or BlueLine. They are the best of breed basement pumps, period. You will get a decade of butt kicking reliability with no issues.
I agree.
 
I have jebao dcp-20000 and a panworld ps250 as a backup for roughly 13' of head pressure with no issues
 
So I went with the jebao dcp 13000. Seems to have done the trick. Thanks everyone
 

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