Home Appliance Pumps price list
Last updated Monday, Nov 9, 2026
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Last updated Monday, Nov 9, 2026
Choosing the right home appliance pump can feel like finding the correct key on a crowded keyring. Several models may look similar, yet each one is designed for a different job. Some move fresh water, others drain shower water or dehumidifier condensate, while a few are built for circulation, bilge pumping, or specialized equipment.
This guide explores the home appliance pumps listed in the reference data, including models from Johnson Pump, Whale, Jabsco, Shurflo, Raritan, Medtronic, and Argendon. You will find options ranging from compact replacement parts to complete water systems. ZoneOffer is a comparison site, so the listed prices are useful for comparing offers rather than treating the site as a store.
Before comparing products, think about the liquid, distance, pressure, and power source involved. A pump for a dehumidifier does not perform the same role as a fresh-water pump, and a manual galley pump works differently from a 12-volt circulation pump.
The reference selection includes manual pumps, electric water pumps, shower drain pumps, bilge pumps, circulation pumps, dehumidifier pump kits, pump assemblies, and a reservoir designed for insulin delivery equipment. That broad range makes it especially important to match the product to the appliance or system.
Manual pumps can be useful when you want a straightforward solution without an electrical connection. The Whale GP4618 Babyfoot is a foot-operated manual galley pump, while the Whale GP0418 Flipper is a hand-operated manual galley pump. These products suit different operating preferences: one uses your foot, and the other uses your hand.
The Whale BP9005 Gusher Urchin is another manual option, described as a bilge pump with an on-deck mount and fixed handle. It is designed around direct, hands-on operation rather than automatic pumping.
Electric models offer a different approach. The selection includes several 12-volt pumps with stated flow or pressure specifications. For example, the Shurflo Aqua King range includes models rated at 2.0, 3.0, and 4.0 gallons per minute. Jabsco and Whale also offer 12-volt systems for water delivery or shower drainage.
When comparing electric pumps, do not focus on price alone. Flow rate, pressure, outlet size, and the intended application can matter just as much. A pump with a higher flow rate may not be the right choice if your system needs a different connection or pressure level.
Fresh-water pumps are often used in compact water systems where reliable delivery matters. The reference data includes three Shurflo Aqua King II pumps and the Whale Watermaster automatic pressure pump. Each has different specifications, giving you a useful starting point for comparison.
The Shurflo 4128-110-E04 Aqua King II Junior Fresh Water Pump is listed as a 12-volt direct-current model with a 2.0-gallon-per-minute rating. Its lower flow specification may appeal when a system needs a more modest water delivery rate.
The listed price is $125.12. Because the reference data does not provide a regular price for this product, it is best viewed as a current comparison price rather than a confirmed discount.
The Shurflo 4138-111-E65 Aqua King II Standard Fresh Water Pump is also a 12-volt model, but its stated flow rate is 3.0 gallons per minute. That places it between the Junior and Premium models in the listed Shurflo selection.
This model is listed at $146.12. If you are comparing pumps for a fresh-water setup, the difference between 2.0 and 3.0 gallons per minute may help you narrow the field, provided the rest of your system supports the required connections and power.
The Shurflo 4148-153-E75 Aqua King II Premium Fresh Water Pump has the highest stated flow rate among the three Shurflo models: 4.0 gallons per minute. It is listed as a 12-volt direct-current pump.
The reference price is $235.12. Its higher listed flow rate makes it a product to consider when water delivery demand is greater, although the correct choice still depends on the specifications of the appliance or water system it will serve.
The Whale FW1215 Watermaster Automatic Pressure Pump is listed with a 12-volt power requirement, a 45-pound-per-square-inch pressure rating, and a 12-liter capacity in the supplied product description. To keep measurements in the requested imperial format, the capacity is best understood as a stated product specification that should be checked against the manufacturer’s documentation before purchase.
The listed price is $122.12. Its automatic pressure design sets it apart from the manual galley pumps in the same selection.
Johnson Pump offers two CM90 circulation pumps in the reference data. Both are 12-volt models, but their outlet sizes and stated flow rates differ. These details are not minor decorations; they are like the lanes on a highway, determining how much fluid can move and how the pump connects to the system.
The Johnson Pump 10-24750-09 CM90 Circulation Pump is listed with a 17.2-gallon-per-minute flow rate and a 3/4-inch outlet. It is priced at $306.12 in the supplied comparison data.
This model may be worth considering when a system calls for a 3/4-inch outlet and a flow rate of 17.2 gallons per minute. Always compare the outlet size with the existing plumbing before choosing a pump.
The Johnson Pump 10-24664-09 CM90 Circulation Pump is listed with a 23.7-gallon-per-minute flow rate and a 1-inch outlet. It also has a listed price of $306.12.
Compared with the other Johnson Pump model, this version has both a larger outlet and a higher stated flow rate. However, a larger or faster pump is not automatically better. If your system is designed for a smaller outlet, compatibility should come first.
Shower drainage requires a pump that can move used water away from the shower area. The Jabsco 32601-0092 Par-Max Shower Drain General Purpose Pump is listed with a strainer, a 3.5-gallon-per-minute flow rate, a 25-pound-per-square-inch pressure rating, and a 12-volt direct-current power requirement.
The included strainer is an important product detail because shower drainage systems can encounter debris. Still, the reference data does not state every installation requirement, so you should verify hose sizes, electrical connections, and mounting needs before selecting this model.
The listed price is $186.12. If you are comparing it with fresh-water pumps, remember that the applications are different. A shower drain pump is intended for drainage, while a fresh-water pump is intended to deliver clean water under pressure.
Dehumidifiers collect condensate, and that water needs somewhere to go. In some rooms, gravity drainage is simple. In others, the drain is too far away or positioned too high. The Argendon pump kits in the reference data are designed for long-distance condensate drainage and are described as capable of pumping water as high as 19.6 feet.
The selection includes three similarly priced Argendon kits: the Water Pump Kit for Dehumidifiers 19.6-Foot Lift for SaniDry Pro55C, the version for Shield 35P, and the version for SaniDry Pro35C.
Each is listed at $33.15. Their product descriptions explain that the kits can handle long-distance draining and may also allow condensate water to run directly into a yard or garden. Because the model names differ, choose the kit that matches your specific dehumidifier rather than assuming the products are interchangeable.
The 19.6-foot lift specification is particularly useful when planning an installation. Picture the pump as a small elevator for water: it helps move condensate upward when a simple downhill route is not available.
Manual pumps can be practical where electrical power is unavailable, inconvenient, or unnecessary. They also offer a direct, easy-to-understand operating method. The reference data includes two Whale galley pumps and one Whale bilge pump.
The Whale GP4618 Babyfoot Manual Galley Foot Operated Pump is listed at $51.12. Its foot-operated design may be useful when you want to keep your hands free while pumping water.
This product is different from an automatic pressure pump because it depends on the user’s movement. That simplicity can be an advantage in the right setup, particularly when the installation is intended for manual galley use.
The Whale GP0418 Flipper Manual Galley Hand Operated Pump is listed at $97.12. As its name suggests, it uses a hand-operated mechanism rather than a foot pedal.
The choice between the Babyfoot and Flipper may come down to how you prefer to operate the pump and how much space is available around the installation. Their listed prices also differ, so comparing both can help you balance convenience and budget.
The Whale BP9005 Gusher Urchin Bilge Pump is described as an on-deck mount model with a fixed handle. It is listed at $71.12.
This pump belongs in a different category from the galley models because it is identified as a bilge pump. When comparing it with other products, focus on the intended application and mounting style rather than treating all manual pumps as interchangeable.
Not every pump-related purchase involves a complete water pump. Some products are replacement components or assemblies designed for specific equipment. These products require especially careful compatibility checks because the right part number may matter more than general performance.
The Medtronic Paradigm Reservoir for 7 Series Pump is supplied as a 10-count package. The description identifies it as a reservoir for Paradigm insulin pumps, with a 300-unit capacity, a clear barrel for measurement, and a sterile, single-use design.
The listed price is $46.71, compared with a supplied regular price of $46.89. The product is associated with the brand identifier MNMMT332AI-Box and is listed through Alldiabetic. Because it is a medical pump accessory, confirm compatibility with the relevant Paradigm insulin pump before use and follow the product’s instructions.
The Johnson Pump 01-45680 washer is described as a replacement washer for F5B, F6B, and F7B pumps. It is listed at $5.12.
A small washer can be the quiet hero of a pump system. It may not attract attention, but using the correct replacement part can be important for maintaining a proper fit. Check the pump model carefully before ordering.
The Raritan PHII Pump Assembly Complete is listed at $294.12. The reference description identifies it as a complete pump assembly, but does not provide additional technical specifications.
When a product description is brief, avoid guessing about compatibility. Use the exact model name and compare it with the equipment documentation before making a decision.
The reference selection also includes two products with broader industrial or equipment-related descriptions. The Fluidsmart alloy piston pump is described as an oil-free mini electric air compressor pump with stainless steel piston parts and an 8-bar rating. It is listed at $80.99 through Alibaba.
Another listing is the T16D chemical pumps manufacturer refrigerator T turbo HVAC oil vacuum pump, priced at $527.00 through Alibaba. The supplied data does not identify a brand or provide enough detail to establish a particular household application.
These products may interest shoppers comparing specialized pump technology, but they should not be treated as direct substitutes for the fresh-water, drainage, or circulation pumps discussed above. The intended use is the compass that keeps your purchase on course.
Price comparison is useful, but it should be only one part of the decision. In the reference data, prices range from $5.12 for the Johnson Pump washer to $644.12 for the Jabsco Single Stack Water System. That broad spread reflects the difference between a small replacement component and a more complete water system.
Among the listed products, the Jabsco 52520-1000 Single Stack Water System is priced at $644.12 and described with a 4.8-gallon-per-minute flow rate, 40 pounds per square inch, and 12-volt power. The Raritan pump assembly is listed at $294.12, while the Johnson CM90 circulation pumps are each listed at $306.12.
Some listings include a regular price, while many show a regular price of $0.00 or do not provide a meaningful comparison price. For that reason, do not automatically describe every lower figure as a sale. The safest approach is to treat the supplied current prices as comparison points.
Start with power. Several products require 12-volt power, but that does not mean every 12-volt pump is interchangeable. Next, check flow rate, pressure, outlet size, mounting style, and whether the pump is manual or automatic.
For replacement parts, compatibility is the priority. For dehumidifier kits, check the exact equipment model and the required lift height. For medical accessories, confirm the pump series and follow the manufacturer’s use instructions. A few minutes of checking can prevent the expensive mistake of buying a pump that cannot connect to your system.
Choose a Shurflo Aqua King II model if you are comparing 12-volt fresh-water pumps with stated flow rates from 2.0 to 4.0 gallons per minute. Choose the Whale Watermaster if an automatic pressure pump with a stated 45-pound-per-square-inch rating fits your needs.
Look at the Jabsco Par-Max if your project involves shower drainage and needs a model listed with a strainer. Compare the Johnson Pump CM90 models when circulation, outlet size, and higher stated flow rates are central to your decision.
For manual operation, the Whale Babyfoot, Flipper, and Gusher Urchin offer different formats for galley or bilge use. For dehumidifier condensate, the Argendon kits are the relevant products in this selection, with a stated lift of 19.6 feet.
Finally, consider the product category before comparing brands or prices. A reservoir, washer, or pump assembly is not a general-purpose water pump. Matching the product to the job is like choosing the right tool from a toolbox: the best tool is the one that fits the task.
The home appliance pump market includes far more than one universal pump. The reference data covers fresh-water delivery, circulation, shower drainage, bilge pumping, dehumidifier condensate removal, manual galley use, replacement parts, and specialized equipment. Compare the intended application, power, flow, pressure, outlet size, lift, and compatibility before focusing on price. By using ZoneOffer as a comparison resource and checking each listing against your system requirements, you can make a more confident and practical choice.



