Abatement Technologies MEGA-PUMP MP3000 Water Extraction System – 140 CFM, 60 GPM

MEGA-PUMP MP3000 Water Extraction System — Combined Sump Pump and Wet Vacuum for Flood Response

The Abatement Technologies MEGA-PUMP MP3000 combines a 1.6 HP wet vacuum (140 CFM, 50 GPM, 105″ static lift) and a 0.5 HP sump pump (60 GPM, 23 ft vertical discharge) into a single 19-gallon stainless steel canister on a wheeled cart. Unlike a standalone sump pump that leaves standing water at the bottom of the basin, the MP3000’s vacuum function extracts the remaining water a pump cannot reach — leaving floors close to dry and ready for drying equipment placement. The dual-function design eliminates the need to bring two separate machines to a water intrusion job and reduces setup time in basements, crawlspaces, and first-floor commercial spaces where water has accumulated.

MP3000 Vacuum Capacity, Pump Output, and Discharge Reach

Restoration contractors evaluating the MP3000 against a standard wet-dry shop vacuum will find the pump capacity — 60 GPM at 23 ft vertical and 300 ft horizontal discharge — is the primary differentiator for large-volume flood situations.

• 140 CFM vacuum at 1.6 HP — pulls water and debris through the 1.5″ suction hose from surfaces a pump alone cannot clear; 105″ static lift handles standing water in below-grade spaces
• 60 GPM pump output (3,600 gallons/hour) — evacuates a 1,500 sq ft basement with 2″ of standing water in approximately 40 minutes under typical conditions
• 300 ft horizontal discharge reach — routes extracted water to a drain or exterior without repositioning; 23 ft vertical discharge handles below-grade discharge to street level in most residential basements
• 19-gallon stainless steel canister — holds both water and solid debris; stainless steel resists the chemical exposure common in Category 2 and 3 water events
• Stainless steel filter basket — separates solids from the water stream to prevent pump clogging during black water or debris-laden extraction
• 35 ft cord, 14/3 AWG with grounded plug — rated for the combined 8.5 amp (vacuum) + 3 amp (pump) draw; reaches across most residential basement layouts from a single outlet

MP3000 Applications and Environments

Property restoration contractors handling Category 1 through 3 water damage events in residential basements and first-floor commercial spaces use the MP3000 as their primary extraction tool before drying equipment is deployed. The combined vacuum-and-pump function is particularly useful in below-grade spaces where standing water depth varies across the floor — the pump handles bulk volume removal while the vacuum clears low-lying areas and corners that the pump intake cannot reach. Construction crews managing water infiltration during below-grade excavation or foundation work use it to maintain dry working conditions at active job sites. Facilities management teams in multi-story commercial buildings keep the MP3000 staged for rapid response to plumbing failures, roof leaks, or slab condensation events where delay causes progressive structural damage.

MP3000 Discharge Configuration and What Ships in the Box

The MP3000 ships with two discharge hoses: one 1.5″ diameter × 25 ft and one 1.5″ diameter × 50 ft heavy-duty discharge hose, providing up to 75 ft of combined reach without coupling. The standard tool kit includes a crush-proof 1.5″ × 13 ft suction hose, curved wand, 2-piece extension wand, squeegee tool, and 1.5″ NPT discharge hose fitting. Total unit weight is 73 lbs on a wheeled low-profile cart measuring 23″ W × 24″ D × 38″ H.

Specifications

Documents

MEGA-PUMP MP3000 Data Sheet