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Pump Pal WiFi Sump Pump Monitor | Keep Connect

Name: Pump Pal WiFi Sump Pump Monitor | Keep Connect
SKU: 23484
Availability: InStock

$74.99

Category: Keep Connect

Description

About this item

Smart Pump Monitor for Sump, Well, Utility & Sewage Pumps – Continuously analyzes pump performance using power-usage data to detect dry-run, overload, clogs, air-lock, stuck float switches, blocked discharge lines, and early signs of pump failure
Instant Failure Alerts — Prevent Floods, Pump Burnout & Basement Damage – Pump Pal works standalone and sends Wi-Fi alerts via SMS or email when abnormal pump behavior or issues are detected. No subscription is required for notifications
Plug-In PumpFuse Alternative — No Sensors or Float Switch Required – Installs in seconds. Simply plug Pump Pal between your pump and outlet for automatic monitoring and protection. No drilling, wiring, float switches, or extra hardware needed. The device operates without a subscription for monitoring and notifications
Full Pump History & Data — Subscription Required – A $24.99/year subscription is required to access pump activity logs, runtime history, pump-cycle data, trends, power-usage data, and other detailed historical information. Use this data to identify performance changes, clogs, or developing issues before they become costly failures
Works with Standard 3-Prong Pumps up to 1 HP – Compatible with most 120V pumps used for sump pits, wells, sewage ejectors, utility drainage, irrigation, and pool systems. Monitoring and notifications work without a subscription; the $24.99/year subscription is required for full history and data features

What Pump Pal Does

How this sump pump monitor catches problems from the power a pump draws

A healthy pump draws a steady amount of power for a steady length of time. When a pump clogs, runs dry, or starts to wear out, that pattern changes.

Pump Pal learns your pump’s normal pattern from its first five valid runs. After that, it flags three kinds of change:

Running too long. A common sign of a stuck float, a blocked discharge line or a pump that can no longer keep up.
Turning on too often. Can point to a float problem or unusual water inflow.
Drawing too much or too little power. Can mean an overload, a jam, a dry-run, or an airlock.

When Pump Pal detects abnormal operation, it sends an SMS or email alert. You can act before the pump burns out, the basement floods or a septic system backs up.

Pump Pal monitors the pump. It does not pump water or replace a backup pump. To know when the pump has lost power, pair it with PowerPal.

Who It Helps

A sump pump alarm for pumps you cannot watch all day

Homeowners with a sump pump. Get an alert before a failing pump turns into a flooded basement.
Homes on a private well. Know when the well pump is running dry or cycling too often.
Properties with a sewage or ejector pump. Catch clogs or overloads before they back up.
Vacation homes and rentals. Hear about a pump problem while you are away.
Irrigation and pool systems. Watch pumps that run on their own schedule.
Crawl spaces and utility drainage. Monitor pumps in places you rarely check.

Pump Pal is for standard 3-prong pumps up to 1 HP at 120V. It needs a working Wi-Fi network to send alerts.

How It Works

Plug in, connect, and let Pump Pal learn your pump

Plug in. Plug Pump Pal into a standard outlet and turn it on.
Join the setup network. On your phone, open Wi-Fi settings and connect to the network named PumpPal followed by the last 4 characters of the device MAC address. The setup page opens automatically. If it does not, go to 192.168.4.1 in your browser.
Connect to your Wi-Fi. Choose your home network and enter its password.
Choose your alerts. Select Email, SMS or both.
Plug in your pump. Plug the pump into Pump Pal.
Let it calibrate. Pump Pal uses the first 5 valid pump runs to build a baseline, then monitors every cycle.

Features and Practical Benefits

Instant failure alerts Get an SMS or email when Pump Pal detects abnormal pump behavior. Act before a small fault becomes a flooded basement, an overheated pump or a septic backup.

No float switch or water sensor needed Pump Pal reads the pump’s electrical load. Nothing goes in the pit. No drilling, wiring or extra hardware.

Automatic calibration Pump Pal learns what normal looks like from your pump’s first five valid runs. You do not need to know your pump’s wattage.

Detects the most common failure patterns Dry-run, overload, clogs, air-lock, stuck float switches, blocked discharge lines and early signs of pump failure.

Pump activity logs and runtime history See pump cycles, run frequency, trends and power anomalies. Spot a pump that is slowly getting worse before it fails.

Works with most household pumps Sump, well, sewage and ejector, utility drainage, irrigation and pool pumps up to 1 HP at 120V.

Specifications and Compatibility

Check your pump before ordering

Specification	Detail
Compatible pumps	Sump, well, sewage and ejector, utility, irrigation and pool pumps
Pump size	Up to 1 HP
Voltage	120V
Pump plug	Standard 3-prong
Detection method	Electrical load analysis
Sensors or float switch required	No
Detects	Running too long, turning on too often, drawing too much or too little power
Calibration	Automatic, from the first 5 valid pump runs
Alerts	SMS, email, or both
Connectivity	Wi-Fi
Setup	Browser setup page at 192.168.4.1

Included Features and Optional Services

Pump monitoring and alerts included. Cloud management available separately.

Function	Included with Pump Pal	Keep Connect Cloud Services
Electrical load monitoring	Yes	Yes
Automatic calibration	Yes	Yes
SMS and email alerts	Yes	Yes
Browser-based setup	Yes	Yes
Unified device dashboard	No	Yes

Cloud Services start at $24.99 per year. Compare plans.

Product Comparison

Pump Pal, PowerPal or Water Pal: which one protects your basement?

Each device watches a different failure point. Many homeowners use two or three together.

	Pump Pal	PowerPal	Water Pal
Watches	The pump’s electrical load	Power at the outlet	Water at the probe
Alerts you when	The pump runs abnormally	Power is lost, and again when it returns	Water touches the probe
Best for	Catching a failing pump early	Knowing the pump has no power	Knowing water reached the floor
Power source	Wall outlet	Wall outlet	2 AAA batteries
Price	$74.99	$49.99	$49.99

Simple rule: Pump Pal tells you the pump is in trouble. PowerPal tells you the pump has no power. Water Pal tells you water got past both.

Setup and Documentation

FAQ

Is there a device that monitors a sump pump?

Yes. Pump Pal by Keep Connect is a plug-in sump pump monitor. It sits between the outlet and your pump, reads the pump’s electrical load, and sends an SMS or email when the pump runs too long, turns on too often, or draws too much or too little power.

How does a WiFi sump pump alarm work?

A WiFi sump pump alarm watches your pump and sends an alert to your phone over your home network. Pump Pal learns your pump’s normal pattern from its first five valid runs, then texts or emails you when that pattern changes, such as a dry-run, overload or clog.

Can I add an alarm to my existing sump pump?

Yes. Pump Pal plugs into a standard outlet and your existing pump plugs into Pump Pal. There is no float switch to install, no drilling and no wiring. It works with standard 3-prong pumps up to 1 HP at 120V.

How can I tell if my sump pump is failing?

Common warning signs are a pump that runs longer than usual, turns on more often, or draws unusual power. Pump Pal tracks all three and alerts you when they change. Its activity logs show run cycles, frequency and power trends, so you can spot a pump that is slowly getting worse.

What pumps does Pump Pal work with?

Pump Pal works with sump, well, sewage and ejector, utility drainage, irrigation and pool pumps that use a standard 3-prong plug. The pump must be 1 HP or smaller and run on 120V.

What should I pair with a sump pump alarm?

Pump Pal tells you the pump is in trouble. Add PowerPal to know when the pump has lost power, and Water Pal to know when water has reached the floor. Together they watch the pump, the power behind it and the floor.

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