G T Water WP25 Water Powered Drill Pump 800 Gph

Product Description

The G T WATER WP25 is a water-powered drill pump designed to move water without electricity, motors, or moving parts. The pump connects to a standard garden hose and uses water pressure to displace standing water at a rate of over 800 gallons per hour. The body is constructed from high-impact ABS plastic for durability in wet environments. For every gallon of supply water consumed, the WP25 removes approximately 6 gallons of standing water, making it an efficient option for flooded basements, window wells, boats, and similar water removal tasks. Includes 8 feet of 1-1/4 inch discharge hose.

The WP25 is suited for residential and light commercial water removal where a power source is unavailable or undesirable. Typical applications include basement flooding, crawl spaces, boat bilges, and pooled water in low-lying areas. The pump can draw water down to within 1/4 inch of a flat surface and lift vertically over 8 feet. No electrician or specialized trade license is required for use. Plumbers and general contractors commonly keep this pump on hand as a backup or emergency dewatering tool.

Key Features

• Pumps over 800 gallons per hour with no electricity required
• Operates on standard garden hose water pressure — no motor to burn out
• No moving parts; high-impact ABS plastic construction resists cracking and corrosion
• Draws water down to within 1/4 inch of a flat surface
• Vertical lift capability of over 8 feet
• Includes 8 feet of 1-1/4 inch discharge hose
• 2-year manufacturer warranty

Compatibility

Connects to any standard garden hose fitting. Designed for general residential and light commercial water removal applications where a garden hose water supply is available.

Installation Notes

Thread the garden hose directly to the pump inlet, then attach the included 1-1/4 inch discharge hose and route it to the desired drain or discharge point. Submerge the pump body in the standing water before turning on the supply water. No tools, electrical connections, or permits are required for standard use. Ensure the discharge hose is routed away from the work area to prevent water from returning to the source.