Electric Water Pump

WorldObject

Pumps water from a source into a pipe network.

Notes

The Electric Water Pump draws water from a natural source and pushes it into a connected pipe network, enabling automated water transport for farming, industry, or other uses. As a placed world object with a 1x2x3 footprint, it must be grid-aligned to function. Because it requires electricity to run, ensure you have a nearby power grid connection before installing it.

Notes are AI-generated and may be imprecise.

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Ingredients

Ingredients for this recipe

Ingredient	Qty	Type
Iron Pipe	12	item
Iron Bar	8	item

Byproducts (garbage)

Garbage byproducts of this recipe

Material	Qty / craft
Iron Scrap	0.61

Crafting waste collects in the station's garbage output and must be hauled away or recycled — see the Garbage & Recycling guide.

Crafting

Crafting stats

Labor	120 calories
Craft time	8 min
Throughput	≈ 7.5 Electric Water Pump / hour (base)

As a placed object

Requires connection ports — highlighted below.

Recycling & waste

• 1.6× Iron Scrap

The same salvage value leaks out as garbage when this item is consumed in crafting.

How garbage, sorting & recycling work

Total raw to craft this

Recompute for my setup

• 75× Iron Ore
• 1.25× Clay

Categories

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• Product
• Usable
• World Object

Obtained from

• Electric Water Pump

See also

Advanced Carpentry TableAdvanced Masonry TableAdvanced Tailoring TableAnvilArrastraAshlar Basalt Fireplace

A sturdy iron casing, silent and patient, waits beside the water's edge. When the current flows, it hums to life, drawing fresh water from the source and pushing it inland through the pipes—a quiet, tireless heartbeat for the town's industry.