gotta get this diaphragm pump outta HERE

[becon776]

soooo dang loud!

 

[crawling junk]

????

 

[AVAST Marine]

Feel free to email us and we would be happy to setup an exchange or refund for your order. Most people find the noise level of this pump acceptable for being able to move water up 30-40 feet, if it doesn't work for you, no worries and we will gladly take care of you.

 

[becon776]

nah I've had it for a while.... its awesome BUT a loud for under tank in living room. and YES it is a tiny little beast. Just trying to relocate to basement. obviously the shorter the hose for the Vac switch the better right? I have go to look at see how the pump is connected I could get the plug wire to basement but not the whole plug.

 

[ddrueckh]

I wrapped mine in insulation and put it in a small cardboard box. It sits under my stand. I can still hear it a tiny bit but not loud at all...might want to give it a try.

 

[Joe Rice]

I wrapped mine in insulation and put it in a small cardboard box. It sits under my stand. I can still hear it a tiny bit but not loud at all...might want to give it a try.

Might want to check that it isn't getting overheated. I did that once to a pump and it melted!

 

[AVAST Marine]

nah I've had it for a while.... its awesome BUT a loud for under tank in living room. and YES it is a tiny little beast. Just trying to relocate to basement. obviously the shorter the hose for the Vac switch the better right? I have go to look at see how the pump is connected I could get the plug wire to basement but not the whole plug.

You can splice the power cord with 18-20 gauge low voltage wire and place pump end in basement and power supply end at tank with the ATO.

 

[becon776]

just out of curiosity is the power end for the peristatlic pump easier to deal with or longer?

 

[AVAST Marine]

The peristaltic pump has a 5' ac power cord.