VEVOR Bottled Water Dispenser Pump System, 5 Gallon Dispensing System, Automatic Electric Water Dispenser, Single Inlet Water Jug Pump, Compatible Use with Coffee/Tea Machine, Refrigerator, Ice Maker

The VEVOR Bottled Water Dispenser Pump System has been a great addition to my coffee setup. I use it to connect 5-gallon water jugs to my espresso machine, and it works flawlessly. The pump is powerful, runs quietly, and delivers consistent water pressure without any leaks or issues.

I’ve only had it up and running for a week but it was very easy to install and it works great so far. Great deal for the price!

If you don’t want to use tapwater or don’t have tapwater available, this works great for your icemaker

It was easy to set up. I just forget to get the air out of the tube. It took awhile to finally start working.its only for my ice maker. The noise was very quick s few seconds. Otherwise the system is doing it's job. The instructions says 5 gallons but you can use it with 3 gallon jug. It slides to the size jug you have.

I bought this to replace a 12 year old FlowJet 1000. If I didn't know better, this was a Flowjet. The screw hole mountings are identical to the FlowJet. So were the plumbing supply fittings. While the FJ was old, this seems to have more pressure, less pulsing and is a little bit quieter.I live alone. So it is only me using it for water to my ice maker and water in the door to my fridge. For 18 months, it served me well. I changed the tank as I normally do and came back about an hour later to hear it running. Only this time, it didn't turn off as it had lost its prime and was unable to activate the pressure switch.I did a few things like hold the 5 gallon jug of water above it and turning the jug on its side to force water down the tubing. Nothing worked, so I primed it using the tap water and forcing water into the line. Problem solved, correct? Nope.The next AM there was a puddle of water on the floor. The pump had developed a leak. I took it apart thinking it was a clamp or something. Nope. The casing of the pump literally cracked on its own. And now I know why. Nothing inside the pump casing is secured. The pump is held in place by two pieces of foam that compress when it is put in the case. The pressure relay was hot glued on one of two connectors and that had failed. A wiring harness also had hot glue to hold it in place. The interior detailing of this is absolutely sad and was built to the cheapest possible standards. No wonder it broke. It vibrated the pad out of the way and was rubbing against the case. So more cheap stuff from China that will eventually break on you.In any case, I cleaned the pump housing and used some waterproof epoxy to seal the housing. I don't expect it to last very long so I ordered a different brand as a replacement. I can't seem to add any photos to this, but the construction with hot glue is really sad.

very nice and good quality pump.

This VEVOR water pump system exceeded my expectations. I installed it on a concrete wall and was amazed by how silent it is — you can’t hear a thing while it’s running. It delivers a steady water supply to my coffee machine and fridge without any hiccups.The double pipe setup is incredibly convenient. I use two 5-gallon bottles and don’t have to worry about running out of water. Swapping bottles is simple, and the automatic shut-off gives me peace of mind.It’s compact, easy to install, and very well built. If you need a reliable, quiet, and efficient water dispenser for home or office, this one is a great choice.

*The ice cube tub pictured shows the first 24 hours after installation*The amount of water pumped from the jug is surprisingly minimal throughout the day.*The pump activates itself for maybe five seconds max every 2-3 hours. (The initial start-up ran the pump for several minutes before shutting itself off). It has a little bit of a low rat-a-tat growl when it is on, but by no means a loud interruption here. My unit sits on stone tile flooring near the kitchen. The four little silicone "feet" that you put into the pumping unit corners helps prevent excessive vibration noise.*Once you successfully remove the rubbery red plug from the 1/4"-water line outlet on the pumping unit, you need only replace it by pushing the supplied 1/4" water line gently into the outlet until it goes no further. The other end connects to the water inlet of the refrigerator ice-cube maker shut-off valve which was located behind the refrigerator. The necessary connecting nut and white ferule (sleeve) that fit over the refrigerator end of the 1/4" water line, ships with this product. (Very easy to gently connect with a size 13 metric wrench. No need to over tighten. Just gently snug it tight.*The manual's instructions are helpful but having actual added photos per step would be most helpful for a non-plumber like me.