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VEVOR Utility Sink Pump – Effortless Drainage, Anytime, Anywhere!
Our utility sink pump is built to handle both hot and cold water with ease, thanks to its oil-filled motor and temperature-resistant drainage bucket. Say goodbye to worries about water temperature – this pump has you covered for all situations!
With a generous 6-gallon drainage bucket and a powerful motor, our drain pump effortlessly handles large volumes of water, ensuring smooth and stress-free drainage without any hassle.
Our sink pump features an integrated motor housing that keeps water out, avoiding any potential malfunctions. Plus, the sturdy cast aluminum pump housing adds extra durability, so you can trust it to keep working reliably.
Forget about constantly monitoring your sump pump – ours is fully automatic! It's perfect for basements where drainage is a challenge. Its compact size doesn't take up much space, making it easy to integrate with existing indoor pipelines.
From villa basements, basement washing machines, and versatile sinks to bars, our sink drain pump is your go-to solution for spaces without proper drainage. It's perfect for any situation where you need efficient waste disposal.
gone fishing 5478
2025-08-30 10:33:53
I was very impressed with how sturdy this thing is. Its solid, easy to assemble, and works amazing. it will drain itself in about 6 seconds! it has some power.
John Paul Bunyon
2025-08-24 09:03:37
Arrived on time, packaging was ok as everything is contained inside the pump box. Upon opening the pump box, everything is packed nice and in bubble wrap.This is where it begins to suck.After opening the bubble wrap that contains the uplift tube and check valve assembly, I found the check valve to be detached. You can easily see there was barely any adhesive used to attach it.I reached out to Amazon and they directed me to Vevor. Customer service said they'd mail out the part. They email every three days and just say the same thing, we are sorry, blah blah they are working on getting the part, etc.Tired of waiting and figured I'd just get it running.The upflow pipe is not a standard size (it's a pvc pipe milled down on both ends with a fernco attached to the check valve) so it took a bit of trial and error to find a check valve that could be adapted to work.There's no real seal where the uplift pipe meets the box. I lucked out there I guess as it doesn't leak there (yet anyway, pump has only been used 3 times)The biggest issue is that the seal that goes in between the top and bottom of the box leaks all over.I was careful not to over tighten these screws as I didn't want to strip out the plastic.I went back and tried tightening them more but same result.I saw another review on here where someone else has the same issue.I'm not sure what to use to seal this box so it doesn't leak but I'm already invested into it so I'll just figure something out until it dies.I'm literally just using it for a utility sink in my basement for aquarium water changes so in my case it's not a total loss.I went cheap and well as usually goes, wish I didn't now.The pump itself flows a lot of water, the rest of it though.....unfortunately not great, really not even good unless you are OK with a wet floor and enjoy the modifications necessary to make it work.
Dale Johnson
2025-08-20 12:21:43
Easy to install, works Great, very happy with the design
Neil in MA
2025-05-12 11:03:42
The original review is below.In actual use a problem has arisen that I'll have to try to resolve. The top lid of the housing is held down by several self-tapping screws, squeezing a plastic gasket to supposedly form a seal. Sadly, this gasket really doesn't work very well. Another feature of the assembly is that the internal output pipe from the pump is not really sealed to the output port in that very same lid. What's happening is that when the pump motor runs, it sprays water firmly all around under the lid, seeking any potential exit points at (you guessed it) that gasket.Long story short, when the pump runs there's a driip-drip-drip of water streaming down the outside of the housing. More than likely I'll have to invent my own gasket to keep the pressurized water inside the box.Not a good design.=======================================================================I previously had installed a Simer pump under our basement utility sink. Actually I had three of them, the first two were duds. About a month ago I put some brackish water into the sink and the Simer pump seized. Done. Out it goes.In comes this new Vevor Sink Pump. What a breath of fresh air! Easy to plumb, worked right away, and best of all it's able to handle water that might have a few small particles in it. My only reservation is that the unit is a bit large to fit under the sink, but I did manage it.All is good, ready to stop thinking about this thing and just use the sink. Never going back to Simer.
Ryan Foltz
2025-04-12 11:28:12
Well built. I would highly recommend using Fernco’s on the pipes coming out of it to enable maintenance when needed.
JW
2025-03-03 11:05:10
Seemed great until it was fully installed by a licensed plumber and now I’m finding leaks near the gasket area which is screwed on. Too late to return. avoid this product as this is a poor design.
Dad Dukes
2025-01-22 13:32:25
There is some assembly required but it's rather easy.
Bhim Singh Rathor
2025-01-19 19:15:44
The pump was leaking from the day of first use. Damaged my cabinet as well. I have to pay $500 to have it removed. Amazon put it on Vevor and Vevor is putting it back on Amazon. It's a total waste of money and time.
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