Description
At a Glance
This single-inlet bottled-water pump draws from one 5-gallon bottle and holds 40 to 60 psi at the outlet. It runs on 50 W, includes 19.69 ft of 1/4 in. PE tubing and uses a pre-installed quick connector. It suits a single faucet, coffee machine, tea station, fridge or ice maker.
Single-Inlet 5-Gallon Water Dispenser Pump
This single-inlet bottled-water pump draws from one 5-gallon bottle and holds 40 to 60 psi at the outlet. It runs on 50 W, includes 19.69 ft of 1/4 in. PE tubing and uses a pre-installed quick connector. It suits a single faucet, coffee machine, tea station, fridge or ice maker.

What is included: the pump, 1/4 in. PE tubing with a pre-installed quick connector, connector nut, sealing ring and four silicone foot pads. The bottle and the appliance are not included.
How the automatic dispenser works
The pump pressurizes a small line from a 5-gallon bottle. When an outlet or appliance draws water, line pressure falls and the pressure switch starts the pump. When the set pressure is reached, the pump stops. The listed operating range is 40-60 psi / 2.8-4.1 bar. A backflow-prevention valve keeps water from travelling back toward the bottle when the pump is off.
How much water this pump can deliver
The outlet flow is more than >2.5 L/min and the pump-head flow is more than >3.8 L/min. That is enough for a faucet, coffee or tea machine, a refrigerator or an ice maker, but it is still a point-of-use system. It is not sized to replace a household booster pump or to feed a whole-building water system.
Installation and leak checks
- Place the bottle on a stable surface and keep the pump above the floor where it can be reached for service.
- Connect the pickup, seal the tubing joint and route the line without sharp bends or a trip hazard.
- Mount the pump with the silicone pads, leaving the power adapter and switch accessible.
- Run a short test into a bucket before connecting the appliance. Dry every joint and check again after 10 minutes.
- Use a drip loop below the appliance connection and keep electrical parts away from the water line.
Choosing between the three water pumps
Choose this single-inlet model for one bottle and one appliance. Choose the dual-inlet model when two bottles need to feed the same line, or the wide-voltage model when the pump must accept 100-240V input through its adapter.
Care and limits
Use cold water only. Clean the bottle and dispenser at the interval appropriate for your water source, replace cloudy tubing, and inspect the connector and seals when the flow slows. Do not run the pump dry and do not leave a pressurized line where a loose fitting can flood a cabinet. If the pump runs continuously or the pressure does not settle, stop and look for a leak or a blocked outlet rather than adding more tubing.
Wholesale pricing
One unit, wholesale pricing. The listed price is the wholesale rate for one pump system. There is no minimum order quantity and no separate tier price, so one system and several systems use the same listed unit price.
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