Remco (55-AQUAJET ARV Aquajet RV Series Water Pump

We love it! Only one quick connect look like it was smashed for some reason and it was leaking major. Maybe I got a returned pump. Not sure; but luckily I had 8 spare ones from the last Remco Pump I had. So far pump is amazing! Variable speed, thermal protection, everything you would want it in a pump. Great water Pressure and can barely even hear it’s on! I installed a flame retardant next to it just in case. So far we love the pump.

Awesome 12v water pump. I have used the predecessor model to power my rainwater system and that pump is going on 13 years now. I bought this to replace the old one, because I know it won't last forever. My pump is outside under my rain water cistern in an enclosed and passively ventilated cabinet. I run it off of a marine deep cycle battery (in a separate cabinet) that is charged with a 35 watt solar panel. It's about 12' vertical below my house and delivers 65 psi and plenty of water (the old pump). This newer pump appears to be more robust, with slightly less GPM than the old pump.

AFTER DEALING WITH LOW PSI IN THE RV I DECIDED TO UPGRADE THE PUMP TTO THIS UNIT AND WOW, WHAT A DIFFERENCE!! THIS WORKS AS GOOD AS THE HOUSE WATER PSI WITH NO ISSUE . DEFINATLY RECOMEND

Distance between ends of inlet/outlet is about 7", distance from mounting surface to top of inlet about 3-5/8" total length of pump about 10"

This is the second Remco pump purchased. The first on lasted one month beyond the warranty date. This latest pump is 15 months old and the pressure switch is not functioning correctly. Pump kicks on sporadically or not at all, or at low speed. When it does finally kick in it runs continually. I suspect pressure switch is faulty.UPDATE. Remco will not honor the warranty directly. As has been noted elsewhere, you have to deal with the reseller or distributor. Well, that is not Amazon even though they show Amazon Services LLC. Get the serial number off the unit, call Remco and they can tell you who the actual reseller is. Good luck.

This was to be a direct replacement. It arrived without any paperwork. It appeared to be used or refurbished. The fitting clip was cracked I assume as it broke with very minimal pressure at installation. It was very loud and loose at the base. Remco pumps will not honor their warranty as this Amazon seller is not an authorized distributor of Remco pumps even though it appears to be. The water pressure was almost zero before the pump would activate as well. Avoid this purchase it is very aggravating. This is supposed to be a high end pump used in the top of the line motor coaches. I went to a nationwide RV sales and service company, an authorized distributor of Remco pumps. I returned this thing

Installed this pump 9 months ago. Pump was purchased because it is supposed to be variable flow, and is not supposed to short-cycle. Replaced OEM Shurfow pump because it short-cycled. New pump continuesto short cycle with no reduction in noise. It was, however, easy to install. Does not operate as advertised. Not worth the money.

We had a predecessor model/version to this same pump that had a MFG date of 2010.We bought this one as a direct replacement, and it worked as expected!ITEMS OF NOTE:1. The noise reducing mounting “rubber grommets” were about 1/4” longer than the previous models, NBD, but I did need to get longer mounting screws than the previous model used.2. The pump weighs 8-pounds and IMO could have been packed a little better by the MFG. The reason that I mention this is because during shipment; due to the weight, shifting in the box, and kind of sharp angles on the pump edges, the power cable’s insulation was damaged and cut through leaving the copper wiring exposed. (The “copper strands” didn’t appear to be damaged at all, just exposed) I carefully wrapped the wires with electrical tape, but wished that I didn’t need to... IMO - the damaged insulation was NOT due to Amazon and/or shipping fault, the pump just could have been secured a little better by the MFG3. I will definitely be buying another, identical pump, to have on-hand as a ready spare, hoping to never actually use....