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Pictured is the Basement Watchdog BWD BWD12-120C Battery Backup pump sump pump and its associated accessories.

 
 

The Watchdog Sump Pump BWD review reveals this battery backup sump pump is built to handle your water pumping needs in a big way.

- The BWD begins pumping automatically whenever ...
1) The electricity fails
2) The main pump cannot keep up with the inflow of pit water
3) The main pump float switch fails
4) The main pump fails to operate.
 
- It pumps more than the average backup sump pump at 2,200 GPH at 10 feet vertical height.
- The customer satisfaction with the Big Dog Model is 90%. If an issue occurs it is very important to contact Glentronics, the owner, @ (800) 991-0466 because they are very responsive and will work to resolve it.
Pictured is the Basement Watchdog Battery Backup sump Pump BWD Big Dog and its customer ratings.
 
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Quick Info About The Basement Watchdog Sump Pump BWD

- The pumping performance is greater than many 1/3 primary submersible sump pumps.
- A dual float switch provides double protection from float switch failure.
- Remote notifications of usage are possible with the Watchdog Wi-Fi module.
- The BWD backup pump can run on electric (A/C) or battery (D/C) power.
- A fully depleted battery can be recharged in about 2 hours with the powerful 20 AMP battery charger.
 
 

Basement Watchdog Sump Pump BWD Table Of Contents

- Quick Information About Watchdog Sump Pump BWD
- What Is The Basement Watchdog Sump Pump BWD And How Can It Help You?
- Watchdog BWD Big Dog Pump Specifications
- Basement Watchdog Battery Backup Sump Pump Pros and Cons
- Recommendation
- How to Install a Basement Watchdog Battery Backup Sump Pump in Easy Steps
- Watch A Watchdog Backup Pump Install
- Is The Basement Watchdog A Good Backup Sump Pump?
- Which Battery Is Best For The Basement Watchdog, Big Dog BWD12-120C?
- The Basement Watchdog BWD Big Dog Wi-Fi Module
- Common Questions About The Basement Watchdog BWD Big Dog
- Why Is The Basement Watchdog Big Dog Battery Backup System BWD Liked By Consumers?
 
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What Is A Basement Watchdog Sump Pump BWD And How Can It Help You?

The basement watchdog BWD is a backup sump pump which can operate on electrical power or battery power. This extends the life of the battery. It acts as a dual sump pump type providing double protection from both electrical failure and main pump mechanical failure.

In addition to protection, it provides remote system status notification with the addition of a Wi-Fi Module. So it provides protection and notification for peace of mind during heavy rainstorms.

Pictured is the Basement Watchdog BW-WIFI module for sump pump failure notification.
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Watchdog BWD Big Dog Pump Specifications

The Basement Watchdog Big Dog Battery Backup Sump Pump uses a dual float switch to activate the sump pump into operation. Like any other float, when the water rises and the float reaches a certain height the reed switch is closed, the electrical current flows to the pump and it begins pumping. As the water recedes below the float, the switch opens, the electrical circuit is open and the pump stops.

Pictured is what the Watchdog Battery Backup sump pump Dual Float switch looks like when installed.
 

The two best things about the switch is 1) It is dual so if one float switch fails the other one will begin operation 2) The float switch is independent of the pump. It is attached to the discharge pipe so requires no extra pit space and the height at which it is placed in adjustable.

Though the height at which the float can be attached to the discharge pipe is adjustable, the bottom float should be attached above the height at which the primary pump goes off and below the height of the drain tile inlet tube into the pit.

The pumping capacity of this pump is 2,200 gallons per hour at a lift height of 10 feet. It pumps 3,500 GPH at a 0 foot lift. Do remember that check valves, 45 and 90 degree angles of the PVC discharge piping do cause resistance and the stated number of gallons may be less.

This pump is energy efficient.

The Big Dog BWD can run on AC (Alternating Current) or DC (Direct Current).

Pictured are then Great Features of the Watchdog Battery Backup sump pump Big Dog.

The pump runs on electrical power (AC) when such power is available using 10 to 12 amps. This saves the battery power for usage during power outage.

When electrical power is not available it runs on battery power (DC). A fully charged battery will provide enough power to run the Big Dog continuously for approximately 7 1/2 hours depending upon the battery type and AMP hours.

Two batteries can be hooked up in parallel with parallel jumper cables which doubles the length of continuous run time to 15 hours.

The battery charger is 20 amps; therefore the battery is recharged quicker. It takes approximately 6 to 8 hours to recharge the Group 30 fully depleted battery. The battery charger is only in use when the battery is in operation. This prevents additional drain on the battery.

The battery requires maintenance. The battery is sold dry. This means that acid must be added in order to activate it. See more details on maintaining the battery on the following web page. Watchdog battery maintenance. A Maintenance free battery can also be used which requires no maintenance though it does not last as long.

The battery will last from 5 to 7 years.

Thermo override protection is present and the pump can operate in a liquid temperature range of 40 to 140 degrees Fahrenheit.

The pump housing is thermoplastic and the impeller is made from reinforced thermoplastic.

The Watchdog Big Dog sucks up the water from the bottom of the pump. A protective plastic strainer fits on the bottom of the pump to protect the impeller from clogging.

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A check valve is not included; however it is recommended that oen be used for each pump installed. They prevent the backflow of water when the pump stops running. A check valve adds life to a pump motor.

Controller and monitoring features are very extensive. They provide knowledge of what is happening with the pump.

The alarm will sound when the battery has a low charge, needs to be charged or replaced, when the battery cables need cleaning (By the way you can use baking soda and water instead of buying battery terminal cleaner.), when the water level is low around the cells. (Only distilled water should be used to fill the fluid levels.), when the pump has been activated for any reason at all.

Pictured are the Monitoring Features of the Watchdog Battery Backup sump pump Big Dog.

The alarm cannot be silenced when the red light for the battery or fuse appears. The problem must be fixed first. The alarm can be silenced if the issue is water, the pump or the power. In this circumstance, the reset button can be pushed.

Pictured are what can be donen when the Watchdog Battery Backup sump pump Big Dog alarm aounds.

The system also comes equipped with lights. The battery red light means the battery terminals may need cleaning, the battery power is low and may need recharging or replacement or the battery cables are loose and need tightening. The red light for water indicates distilled water needs to be added. The red light for the fuse means the 20 amp auto fuse needs to be replaced. The red light for the pump indicates the pump was activated. The red light for power means the circuit breaker may have tripped or the charger needs replacement. The green light for charger indicates the charger is operating. The green light for operating system means it is operating properly.

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Monitoring of system failure. The controller monitors the soundness of the system. An alarm will sound if the battery is low, if it needs to be recharged or replaced, the battery cable is loose and needs tightening, the battery terminals need to be cleaned, if the fluid level is low in the battery (distilled water need to be added), the primary pump failed and the backup pump was activated, the electrical power was interrupted (check the circuit breaker and system connections), or the power plug is unplugged from the wall. The alarm can be silenced when the backup pump is running due to power outage.

Pictured are the Monitoring Features of the Watchdog Battery Backup sump pump Big Dog.

The price is very competitive. The Big Dog has so many excellent features. It pumps 2200 GPH at 10 Ft, uses thermoplastic pump housing, offers a 2 year Warranty, includes a vertical Dual Float Switch, accommodates a Battery Group 30 for 7.5 hours Continuous Runtime, possesses 20 amp Battery Charger, is designed with a Bottom Suction, and runs on either AC or DC power.

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Basement Watchdog Battery Backup Sump Pump BWD Benefits And Advantages -The Pros and Cons

The Pros

1) The pumping performance is outstanding with a 2,200 GPH at a ten foot vertical height.
2) The battery is charged for peak performance when needed because the pump can run on electricity.
3) Float switch failure is avoided because it has dual float switches. If one fails the other one begins operation.
4) Additional run time is possible because the battery charger allows multiple batteries to be hooked up in parallel.
5) The pumps operational condition is easy to monitor with the control units lights and alarms.
6) The systems design allows for the usage of maintenance free or wet cell batteries making it very versatile.
7) The control unit exercises the pump weekly to test for operation readiness.
8) The pump operates automatically when needed.
 

The Cons

1) Unlike many other brands the Watchdog Big Dog warranty is only two years.
2) Each pump is not rigorously tested before shipment.
3) The Watchdog Battery Backup Big Dog is not made in the USA.
 
 

Conclusion

The Basement Watchdog BWD, known as the Big Dog, is a good battery backup sump pump. The pros far outweigh the cons. The BWD promises reliability with its dual float switch, strong battery charger, weekly pump testing, great performance at 2,200 GPH at a ten foot vertical height, and easy to read pump and battery status messages. There are only three battery backup sump pump brands that are made in the USA: Zoeller, Liberty Pumps and Star Water Systems. Though each Watchdog pump is not tested, the two year warranty will cover those pumps that have initial problems. If it does not fail in the first year, it will run for many years to come.

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How To Install A Basement Watchdog Battery Backup Sump Pump In Easy Steps

1) Select the installation type. If there is limited room in the pit, installing the battery backup pump above the primary sump pump is the best option.

Pictured is a Watchdog BWD Battery Backup Sump Pump installed next to the primary pump using a separate discharge pipe that leads outside the house.
Pictured is a Watchdog BWD Battery Backup Sump Pump installed next to the primary pump using the same discharge pipe that leads outside the house.
Pictured is a Watchdog BWD Battery Backup Sump Pump installed above the primary pump to use the same discharge pipe that leads outside the house.
 

2) Obtain the following additional items for the installation: 1) A battery (either a maintenance free AGM or a Wet battery will work) 2) 1-1/2 inch schedule 40 PVC pipe and fittings depending on the installation type chosen (wye connector, 45 degree elbow) 3) a check valve 4)PVC cement and primer depending upon valve type and installation type.

3) Note: The following is included with the purchase of the Watchdog BWD: 1) The pump 2) The control head 3) Battery box 4) Float switch 5) Pump 1-1.2 inch port adapter 6) Plastic wire tie to mount the float switch 7) Battery charger.

Pictured are some of the items that will need to be purchesed besudes the pump.

4) Unplug the primary pump if the battery backup pump will use the same discharge pipe for water removal.

5) Prevent mistakes with the PVC cuttings by measuring and fitting first. Only glue after the pieces dry fit.
6) Measure and cut the PVC pipe for the pump port. Prime and cement the pipe to the port fitting. Screw the pipe with the port fitting into the pump port.
Pictured is screwing the PVC piping into the pump port after it has been maesured, cut and primed and glued.
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7) Drill an 1/8 inch air hole in the PVC pipe that leads to the battery backup pump. Make sure the hole is below the top of the pit so any water remaining in the pipe will drop into the pit and not the basement floor.
8) Place the battery backup pump into the pit. Make sure it does not touch the primary pump.
Pictured after s screwing the PVC piping into the pump port lower the pump into the pit. keep it from touching the primary pump.
9) Determine where the check valve for the battery backup pump will be attached.
10) Prime and glue the PVC connections so the backup pump water pumped will flow through the PVC discharge piping.
Pictured is the Installation of a new check valve. Each pump needs a check valve.
11) Attach the float to the battery backup discharge pipe with the plastic tie so it is above the primary pump ON height, below the drain tile inlet flowing into the pit, and on side away from the flowing water so it will not be impacted by splashing water flowing into the pit.
Pictured is the float switch attached to the discharge pipe
12) Place the battery in the battery box. If a wet battery is used it will need to be filled with acid first.
13) Place the pump cord into the back of the control unit.
14) Remove the wing nuts from the battery and attach the battery wires in the control unit to the battery terminals. Attach the negative first (the black wire) to the negative post and then the positive (red wire) to the positive post. Make sure the wing nuts are tight on the battery posts.
Pictured is attaching the control unit wires to the battery posts
15) Immediately plug the battery charger cord into the back of the control unit and then into the electric outlet in the wall.
16) If the alarm sounds, press the yellow button on the control unit to reset the alarm.
17) Place the battery cover which has the control unit on the battery box.
Pictured is plugging the charger into the back of the control unit.
18) Take make for a neater installation, it is helpful to attach the flowing wires to the discharge pipe making sure they do not touch each other.
19) Make sure the primary pump is plugged into the wall outlet if it was unplugged during the installation.
20) Congratulations. This completes the installation process.
Pictured is plugging the primary pump back into the wall socket if it was unplugged before.
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Watch A Watchdog Backup Pump Install

Viewing the installation process can also be very helpful. Here is a video to see how a Basement Watchdog support personnel installs it.

 
 

Is The Basement Watchdog A Good Backup Sump Pump?

The Watchdog BWD Big Dog Battery Backup Sump Pump is a good backup system choice.
- The Watchdog BWD is versatile. It runs on AC and DC.
- The placement of the float switch is adjustable because it is attached to the discharge pipe desired by the pump owner.
- The design of the BWD has you in mind. The float switch offers dual protection. This is a big deal since float switches are usually the first thing to fail. Monitoring of the system is very detailed. Each of the main functioning parts are listed on the Control Unit and have indicator lights and alarms to keep you informed of the pumps activity.
- The Big Dog will protect your basement during a power outage and provide extra pumping capability when your primary pump cannot keep up.
Pictured is the Basement Watch dog BWD12-120C
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Which Battery Is Best For The Basement Watchdog, Big Dog BWD12-120C?

Model 30HDC1408, Wet Cell Watchdog Standby Battery

The Watchdog Battery Model 30HDC1408 si recommended by Glentronics, the Basement Watchdog owner, because it is different from a car battery. It is a Deep Cycle Marine Battery. It is a standby battery that is meant to keep its charge and be used during emergency situations when the electricity fails.

Pictured is the Basement Watchdog battery model 30HDC1408, a wet cell battery requiring maintenance

Runtime is measured at 7.5 continuously hours or 50 hours intermittently (10% run cycle which means it would runs 6 times each hour or 2+ days). It has a very high reserve capacity. It's the heavy duty plates that store more energy and provide longer run times.

Maintenance Requirement: This battery does require adding acid and giving it an initial charge because it is dry when purchased. After that it requires adding distilled water every month or so. An alarm sounds when the battery needs distilled water added to the cells. The battery is given a life span of 5 - 7 years before needing replacement. Keeping the water level maintained consistently makes a difference.

Battery Dimensions are L x W x H. 13 x 6-3/4 x 10 inches
Battery Weight: 36.5 lbs.
 
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Model BW-27AGM, Maintenance Free Watchdog Battery

The Watchdog Battery Model BW-27AGM is designed for those who wish to avoid adding battery fluid or distilled water during the life of the battery. This battery provides 75 AMP hours. Its battery group size is 27.

Runtime is measured at 5 - 6 continuously hours or 40 hours intermittently (10% run cycle which means it would run 6 times each hour or slightly less than 2 days). It has a very high reserve capacity. It's the heavy duty plates that store more energy and provide longer run times.

Pictured is the Basement Watchdog battery model BW-27AGM , a maintenance free  battery.

Maintenance Requirement: This battery does not require maintenance. There is no need to add distilled water. It is a lead-acid sealed battery. The battery is given a life span of over 3 years and many times closer to 5 years.

Battery Dimensions are L x W x H. 10.25 x 6.5 x 9 inches
Battery Weight: 49.8 lbs.
 
 

Other Brands

- Other Deep Cycle Marine Batteries can be used with the Big Dog. It is important to make sure the AMP hours and Battery Group are properly sized so the battery has enough power and fits in the BWD12-120C Big Dog battery box.
- The AMP hours must be 75 or greater. Greater AMP hours keeps the pump running longer.
- The Battery Group size must be 27 or 31.
- The Battery must fit in the battery box with a length (left to right sometimes referred to as width as well) of 13 inches; a width (front to back sometimes referred as depth) of 6-3/4 inches and height of 10 inches.
- Lithium iron phosphate deep cycle marine batteries cannot be used.
 
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The Basement Watchdog BWD Big Dog Wi-Fi Module

The BW-WiFi module makes it possible and easy to monitor the status of the Big Dog.

- It sends e-mail, text, status alerts or in app notifications to your phone, tablet, or compute.- There are no monthly or yearly fees and no subscriptions required.
- It can be connected to both a power outlet 120v and a 12v deep cycle battery.
 
- Communication is possible by means of the Basement Watchdog CONNECT app download.
- The app lets you see the status of the backup pump and receive updates.
- It will notify you if the backup pump activates and if it cannot operate because your home Wi-Fi signal is lost.
- It will also send a message if there is a problem with the battery. As long as the main pump is working you won't get any notification.
- The module can be connected to both a power outlet 120v via its AC adapter and directly to the terminals of the 12v deep cycle battery.
Pictured is the Basement Watchdog Wi-Fi Module which lets you receive messages remotely letting you know ehn the battery backup pump is running.
- By using a mobile phone with the downloaded app, you will always get messages as long as the deep cycle marine battery for the backup sump pump is not depleted.
- If you are using a PC laptop, messages can be received online unless your home Wi-Fi router has no backup power. If your home Wi-Fi is down then there will only be a local alarm at the pump.
- If your router is not backed up with either a battery or Uninterrupted Power Supply, messages from the BW-WiFi module are sent to the Glentronics servers once every 8 hours. Thus it would be possible to contact the Glentronics customer support team at 800-991-0466, option 3. They are available to take incoming calls from 9am - 5pm CT Monday through Friday.
- Messages can be tailored to your liking. Set up them up how you wish to receive them. Text messaging and emails are available.
- In case you are wondering, the BW-WiFi module is not compatible with IFTTT at the time of this writing.
Pictured are the options available to setup the Basement Watchdog Wi-Fi Module to get messages.
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Why Is The Basement Watchdog Big Dog Battery Backup System BWD Liked By Customers?

I Like This Pump. I Now Have Peace of Mind
April 17, 2021, Ted M., Cleveland, OH
 

I hope the electricity does not go out, but if it does I now have protection. Now I can relax knowing I have something in place just in case.

I had a plumber put it in. I wasn't sure how to run a separate pipe out of the house into the yard. But I watched him so I know how to do it now.

Great Pump
March 12, 2021, George, Cedar Rapids, IA
 

The Big Dog is a very powerful system. It pumps a lot of water. I was very surprised because my other brand did not pump as much. This system operates well and is more than what I was expecting. I've had it for 6 years and it still operates flawlessly and I am still on the original battery. This is the best system for me since I value the contents of my basement.

Very pleased with Watchdog Big Dog
May 22, 2020 Ray Burbank, Iowa
 

My plumber recommended the Big Dog to me. He told me I could probably install it myself, but if I had a problem I could contact him. Believe it or not, I was able to follow the instructions and did it myself. I am very pleased with it so far. I quickly learned that when a warning light is on I need to read on the control unit why and they I can reset it with the yellow button. I called the company to learn that and I was connected to tech support who were so helpful & explained in detail their answer to my query. 6 mos. of usage & it has saved me several times from a flooded basement. Buying the Watchdog Big Dog was a good thing for me.

Glad we had a Basement Watchdog Big Dog
April 25, 2020 Brad S., Lincolnshire, IL
 

It saved our finished basement from flooding.

Works well so far
March 2, 2020
 

My neighbor recommended the Watchdog BWD for me so I could have Wi-Fi connectivity with the BW-WIFI connect module. I see the system tests itself once a week so that is good to know. I am using the maintenance free battery with this one.

I bought this pump for the basement of my addition after having great success with the Basement Watchdog Special Backup in the sump pit in the original basement. That pump has been in place for about 5 years now - with only occasionally needing to add distilled water. The unit beeps when I need to add water; however someone told me if I added water before it beeped the battery would last longer. Once the primary pump was inadvertently unplugged and the Basement Watchdog handled the next rain just fine (and beeped to warn me that it had come on).

So far I am very impressed with this Backup Pump
Brian Miller, Michigan, February 2, 2020
 

I installed the Basement Watchdog Big Dog Backup Pump 8 weeks ago. It was relatively easy to do though this was my first time so it took several hours. The instruction manual was good and it had diagrams which helped a lot.

I tested the pump after installing the pump and battery. Everything worked fine. I check on it every once in a while and everything seems to be fine but after reading the manual I see that it is self-tested weekly.

The light on the control box is helpful since it tells me if the backup pump ran. I learned that I can push the yellow button on the control box to silence the alarm. Having the backup pump on my system gives me a lot more peace of mind now.

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Common Questions About The Basement Watchdog BWD Big Dog

How Loud Is The Alarm?
The alarm is 110 Decibels which is loud.
 
How do I silence my Basement Watchdog Backup alarm?
Press the YELLOW button on the control unit head to slience the alarm.
 
How many years does a Watchdog battery last?
The Basement Watchdog battery will last 3 years and many will last 5 years. The wet cell batteries can last as long as 7 years.
 
Does the Basement Watchdog charge the battery?
The Basement Watchdog BWD comes with a 20 amp charger for the battery. A fully depleted battery can be charged in about 2 hours.
 
Where can I purchase a replacement fuse for the BIG DOG backup system?
A DC fuse can be purchased from any auto parts or hardware store. Find the fuse rating on the fuse or on the back of the backup control box.
 
How many years does the battery backup sump pump last?
The battery backup sump pump should last at least 10 years or longer.
 
If any component fails can it be replaced?
Yes, call Glentronics, the owner, @ (800) 991-0466.
 
Can this Big Dog System run using 2 batteries for longer run time?
Yes, 2 batteries can run in parallel to extend the run time.
 
Do I need to leave my battery backup system plugged in at all times?
If you wish to have backup protection at all times, yes it is important to keep the system plugged in at all times.
 
How many hours of backup pumping does this provide in case the power goes out?
The number of hours the backup will run depends upon the battery AMP hours and the frequency at which the pump runs.
 
The Basement Watchdog Battery model 30HDC140S, known as the standby battery, is not rated in amp hours. It is rated in Reserve Capacity at 182 min. @ 25 Amps or 7.5 hours. If used continuously, it will last 50 hours. If used intermittently it will last 50 hours at a 10% cycle time of a day.
 
The Watchdog Battery Model BW-27AGM run time is measured at 5 - 6 continuously hours or 40 hours intermittently (10% run cycle which means it would run 6 times each hour or slightly less than 2 days).
 
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