Reed - Utility Dewatering Pumps

The Power Behind Reed Utility Dewatering Pumps

Reed offers a versatile line of utility dewatering pumps designed for fast, efficient water removal in tough jobsite environments. These pumps are built with rugged, contractor-grade materials to ensure durability and long-term performance. Their portable, battery-powered operation allows for easy use in tight spaces or remote areas without access to power, while interchangeable components and accessories provide flexibility for a wide range of tasks. Ideal for contractors, maintenance crews, and utility workers, Reed’s dewatering pumps deliver reliable performance for managing water in pits, cavities, and other hard-to-reach locations.

Why Choose Reed Utility Dewatering Pumps?

Reed Utility Dewatering Pumps are a top choice for professionals due to their durable construction, portability, and reliable performance in removing water from job sites quickly and efficiently. Designed for versatility, these pumps handle a variety of applications, including utility maintenance, plumbing, and construction cleanup. With user-friendly features and rugged design, Reed pumps deliver dependable water transfer solutions that save time and effort in challenging environments. Explore these utility dewatering pumps or check them out below:

Reed Pump Stick® Cordless Water Transfer Pump

The Reed Pump Stick® Cordless Water Transfer Pump delivers fast, efficient water removal for both residential and commercial use, handling up to 330 gallons per hour. Ideal for draining pools, sump pits, basements, and more, it features a durable, lightweight design with a sealed power switch and magnetic hose connection for safety and ease of use. Compatible with batteries from leading power tool brands like DeWalt®, Bosch®, Makita®, and Milwaukee®, it offers versatile, customizable kits to fit your existing tools. Built with impact-resistant materials, the Pump Stick® ensures reliable performance in demanding conditions.

Reed Pump Stick Battery Adapter Plate for DeWalt 18V-20V Slide Style Batteries

Maximize the versatility of your Reed Pump Stick Battery Adapter Plate for DeWalt 18V-20V Slide Style Batteries. Built from durable Delrin® or glass-filled polycarbonate, this rugged adapter allows seamless use of various DeWalt® lithium-ion batteries, ensuring your pump stays powered across job-site demands. Designed for quick swaps and secure fits, it offers a user-friendly way to enhance battery compatibility and keep your workflow running efficiently.

Reed CP15MHRA Pump Stick Replacement Motor Stabilizer & Motor Housing Assembly

The Reed CP15MHRA Pump Stick Replacement Motor Stabilizer & Motor Housing Assembly is a complete, ready-to-install kit designed to quickly restore the performance of your CP15 Pump Stick® in the field or shop. Featuring a durable 18V DC motor, impeller, housing, and all necessary hardware, this all-in-one solution allows for fast, tool-free installation—ideal for minimizing downtime in demanding jobsite conditions. Engineered specifically for compatibility with REED’s CP15 model, it includes clear instructions for easy replacement, making it a reliable choice for professionals needing efficient pump maintenance or repair.

FAQs

1. Do battery-powered dewatering pumps work as well as corded ones?

Battery-powered pumps offer convenience and portability, especially in remote or power-restricted areas. While they may not match the continuous output of corded models, high-quality battery-powered pumps like REED's Pump Stick® can deliver strong performance for medium-duty tasks and quick jobs.

2. How long can a utility dewatering pump run continuously?

Runtime varies based on the pump’s power source and build. Corded pumps can run continuously as long as the motor doesn’t overheat, while battery-powered models depend on battery capacity—typically 30 to 60 minutes per charge. Always check manufacturer guidelines to avoid damage.

3. Can I use a utility pump to drain my pool or hot tub?

Yes, utility dewatering pumps are commonly used to drain pools, hot tubs, and spas efficiently. Make sure the pump has the appropriate flow rate and can handle chlorinated or treated water. Use a discharge hose long enough to direct water safely away from your property.

4. What safety precautions should I follow when using a dewatering pump?

Always wear protective gear, ensure the pump is grounded (if electric), and avoid running it dry. Keep the pump and cords away from standing water (unless rated submersible) and never lift or carry a pump by the power cord or hose. Read the manual for specific model safety tips.

5. Why is my utility pump not removing water completely?

Utility pumps typically leave a small amount of water due to their design—most can only pump down to about 1/8 to 1/2 inch. For complete drainage, a pump with a low suction base or mop-up capability is needed, or you may need to manually remove the final puddles.