Sump Pump Gallons per Minute Review by Comparison

For Submersibles at Pumps Selection

Review by Comparison

Gallons per minute (GPM) pumped for submersible pump is important because

Horse power (HP) does not necessarily mean a higher GPH pumping capacity.
For example, Zoeller and Little Giant do not make a submersible sump pump larger than 1/2 HP; however, the Zoeller M137 and M139 can pump more GPM at 10 ft lift than a Simer, Flotec or Wayne 3/4 HP pump.

Facts about gallons per minute

Most manufacturers measure gallons pumped by gallons per hour (GPH).
Therefore, we are presenting pumping capacity by gallons per hour.
If you need to know gallons pumped per minute, divide GPH by 60.
The pumping lift varies per pump application. We have chosen a 10 ft lift because that is most common. If your lift is less than 10 ft, the pumping capacity will increase up to 20% more. For example, at 10 ft lift the StormPro BA33 pumps 50 gallons per minute. At 5 ft. lift the StormPro BA33 pumps 60 gallons per minute.

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