Knifel Submersible Pump 3000L/H 60W for Fountains and Aquariums

As described did a cracking job

I bought the Knifel Submersible Pump 3000L/H 60W for my dad’s pond fountain, which had been running on a less powerful pump. We’re both thoroughly impressed with its performance! The increased power has made a huge difference, providing a strong and steady flow that has really improved the fountain’s look and sound. Even after 6 months of continuous use, it’s still running like new, with no issues at all. The ultra-quiet design is another big plus — you can barely hear it running. Overall, this pump has exceeded our expectations, and I’d highly recommend it for ponds, fountains, or any other water feature.

Great product for the price, economical to run. Difficult to clean and service

Great outdoor pump.

This pump is not as described. It says it's 3000L/Hr but in reality its only 1750L/Hr maximum - had to test it because our water feature requires 45L/min to work properly (2700L/Hr) is this wasn't/isn't cutting it. Buy cheap, but twice as my old mum used to say. Can't recommend for the specs advertised. Will use it as a pump for emptying our ponds when required but will replace with a better more reliable brand.

Good price for a 3000 l/h pump but no good for an outside pond as it only has a 2 mtr cable so when in pond the lead would hardly have been long enough for plug to be above the water! Returned and I bought a different pump with a 10mtr lead.

Works perfect for small pond

Pumps a full 1” dia hose up 1m through a filter and back with gusto. Worth the money

Very bad item only opened it to fit it , It works then stops then works again, would not recommend this item ,

The pump was fine up until yesterday, at which time the water flow had stopped. It was always fully submerged in approximately 50cm of water. I removed the 13 amp plug, and found the fuse was intact and a test with a professional multimeter, showed that the fuse had not 'blown'. I also checked the continuity of the positive to neutral pins on the plug, and the meter showed infinity, the pump is open circuit. I should have guessed that a low cost pump would be poorly constructed.