The No-Electricity Submersible Pump Pump Marvel is a powerful, easy-to-use submersible pump that removes water down to ⅛ inch without electricity by using pressure from a standard garden hose to create suction. It’s ideal for spa & hot tub draining, shallow water removal, and emergency situations where electric pumps aren’t practical, safe or available. While not intended to outperform the speed of electric submersible pumps, Pump Marvel drains 13 times faster than siphoning, displacing up to 575 gallons per hour. It is ideal for spas, aquariums, washing machines, sump holes, leaking pipes, and flooding basements, flat roofs or lawns. It is indispensable in situations with no electricity, or water-electrical safety concerns. Why You’ll Love It ➔ No electricity required — perfect for wet environments and power outages ➔ Fast water removal — drains up to 13× faster than siphoning ➔ Powerful lift — can discharge water up to 20 ft high ➔ Highly efficient — each gallon of hose water can pull in up to 3 more gallons, moving up to 4 gallons total out through the discharge hose ➔ Low-water drainage — removes water down to 1/8" ➔ Won’t lose prime — reliable performance from start to finish Built Tough for Real-World Use ➔ No moving parts to wear out ➔ Won’t burn out if run dry ➔ Made from high-strength PVC for long-lasting durability ➔ Handles debris better than typical intakes when placed flat on the bottom Versatile for Spas, Homes & More Pump Marvel is especially useful in shallow water situations, like a leaking basement, where it can keep water under control and leave as little as 1/8" behind. It can also be adapted for tight spaces: insert a 1" PVC pipe (up to 4 ft long) into the bottom to drain from areas like: ➔ sump holes ➔ washing machines ➔ aquariums Easy to Position A built-in slot accepts a standard pool pole, making it easy to maneuver and place the pump exactly where you need it. Perfect For ➔ Hot tubs & spas ➔ Pool covers (even with leaves/debris) ➔ Flooded basements & emergency water removal ➔ Construction sites, patios, flat roofs, lawns ➔ Dishwashers, washing machines, sump pits ➔ Boats and general bailing
