CrocSee DC 12V Mini Food Grade Self Priming Diaphragm Fresh Water Transfer Pump 1.3LPM, Replacement Pump for Ice Maker, Coffee Machine, Water Dispenser

This is a good little water pump. I use it in my Toyota 4Runner that I turned into a solo camping vehicle. I order to have water for washing pans or my hands I have a little sink. I wanted a way to have water flow from my water storage container to the sink. So I needed a water pump. This pump is very small (a good thing). It pumps the water a fair rate, but the flow is not too strong. Since I have a limited water supply, I wanted a pump that did not flow too fast. This pump is perfect. I hooked up a pressure foot switch. Now I can step on the switch and have water flow only when I want it. The pump is not very loud and has been working well.

Awesome little pump! It works perfectly for a kayak bilge pump. I love that it's compact but strong and being a self priming pump, it can suck up water without needing to be submerged or primed before working! Highly recommenced!

The pump in my Gevi ice maker failed (my fault, I didn't do the descaling/cleaning as I should have), and I didn't find an exact replacement. I did find this one, and it looked pretty similar. It is the same size and fit into the OE holder perfectly. There are three basic differences from the stock pump here, and they're not deal breakers but they need to be known before you start. 1 the ports are smaller than the stock, and won't directly seal to the original tubing (read on for the fix) 2 ports are both end facing and this impacts, a touch, the fix for #1 3 the electrical plug with the pump doesn't go onto the existing board Work arounds: 1/2 is order the 3/16th tubing recommended in the bundle on the order page. The 3/16th tubing can be cut to a 1/2 to 3/4 inch length, put onto the pump outlets then the original tubing goes beautifully over it and the clamps fit (eventually, requires some fiddling as they're really close when installed). Cut off the original connector, and the new one, splice the old onto the new. Works perfectly. And I descaled the heck out of it. Works like new.

Pump works fine, however, if the water reservoir is located above the pump, water will continue to trickle through the pump even when the pump is not running. This is a problem for my application. Update: An easy solution to the problem above it to put a solenoid valve in line with the pump. These are available on Amazon for about $9. The 12V energizes both elements. The water flows through the pump/valve at full speed, and the valve shuts off the water flow when pumping ends.

Being a lazy engineer, I decided to convert my Gaggia espresso machine to automatically refill, using this pump. What a pleasure now listening to the light buzz of the pump when I prepare an espresso or a caffè latte.

It primes so fast! Moves water quickly for how small it is. Im using it as a micro bilge pump for my kayak that installed a motor on

was a great little pump if a tad toasty on the motor until I had a failed check valve allow >60psi water backpressure that forced the check in the pump backwards and blew out one of the membranes was my own fault expecting a lye+sodium silicate solution to not degrade the check valve meant for pure air just be warned this pump is great as long as you keep it under 45-60psi but go over that (like trying for RO boosting) and it will fail fast if the motor doesn't burn out from the stress of reaching so high first

Not texting this as it's max specs, but did a great job of pumping water from a jug to my Brita. X barely vibrates, I just left in on kitchen counter top. You can hear it, but I don't let it run for more than 3 minutes at a time, so not a concern for me