VIVOHOME 100W Adjustable Flow Submersible Water Pump — 700-1800 GPH, 14 ft Lift, 180° Nozzle

Overview

The VIVOHOME 100W Adjustable Flow Submersible Water Pump is designed for versatile water features, from decorative ponds to freshwater tanks and irrigation lines. Its stepless flow control lets you dial in the exact amount of movement for your project, whether you’re aiming for a soft shimmer or a dynamic cascade.

When fully submerged with the inlet cover in place, the pump delivers steady performance with a quiet, low-profile hum that blends into your setup. A wear‑resistant ceramic shaft paired with a high‑efficiency copper motor helps maintain smooth operation and dependable output over time.

Stepless control and adjustable nozzle

• Stepless flow control via a front rotary knob, enabling precise adjustment from gentle circulation to stronger fountains.
• 180° rotatable nozzle lets you direct spray or flow exactly where you want it.

Power, durability, and safety

With 100W of power, the pump delivers 700–1800 GPH and a maximum lift of 14 ft. The ceramic shaft reduces wear and maintains efficiency, while the copper motor supports stable performance. The epoxy-sealed motor carries an IPX8 waterproof rating for submerged use, and a thermal overload protector stops operation if temperatures rise too high.

• Ceramic shaft for longer life and reduced wear.
• High‑efficiency copper motor for steady output and reliable use.
• Thermal overload protection at 221°F for added safety.
• IPX8 waterproof rating enables continuous submersion.

Easy installation and included accessories

The kit includes two outlet nozzles for different pipe sizes, two stainless steel hose clamps, a debris‑trapping filter bag, four suction cups for stability, and a 20 ft power cord for flexible placement.

• 2 nozzles, 2 clamps, 1 filter bag, 4 suction cups, 1 20 ft cord included.
• Designed for straightforward setup in underwater or above-water configurations when using an inlet hose.

Ideal uses

Perfect for ponds with fish, freshwater tanks, decorative fountains, cascading waterfalls, irrigation lines, and general circulation. When the inlet stays below water, the chamber remains primed for continuous operation and easier maintenance.