Review on 💦 Flotec FPOS1775A IntelliPump Water Removal Utility Pump, 1790 GPH, 1/4 Hp, 115 Vac, 60 Hz, 15 Ft by Mike Barnes

After over 20 years I finally had to replace my Intellipump. I was happy to know that they are still in production and as far as I can tell the design hasn't changed, other than the screws holding the main screen may be stainless steel. I had to replace them with original ones after they became rusty and difficult to remove/reinstall. This also didn't have a check valve, but that's a minor thing. I just hope this one lasts and works almost as well as my first one. Keep in mind that if you are looking for a sump pump that stays plugged in and turns on when water is present with a float switch, this pump is not for you. This runs every few minutes and keeps running when it detects water and shuts off when it doesn't, then repeats the cycle. This is exactly what I need, but you may be looking for the first type.