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APPLICATIONS
Designed for a permanent installation for homes
and cottages application.
To pumping where the total head requirements
do not exceed 15 feet, including pipe friction
losses.
CAPACITY:
5’ 3600 US GPH
10’ 3060 US GPH
15’ 1260 US GPH
FEATURES
Vortex designed impellers made from noryl,
will not corrode.
Rugged cast iron pump body.
Stainless steel mechanical rotary type motor seals.
2” NPT pump discharge.
Thermal and overload protection.
Mechanical type float switches, 15A.
4/10HP, 115VAC, 60Hz, 4A (8A when start)
each pump.
INSTALLATION STEPS
see typical installation diagram in page 4
We recommend that you install your pump and basin in a clean location where there is
adequate room for servicing at a later date. Protection from freezing temperatures and good
ventilation should be considered as well, to provide the pump an environment for long life.
Friction losses in the discharge pipe must be taken into consideration when many elbows and
fittings are installed in the discharge line. Each elbows and fittings must be considered as 1
feet of head.
Never run the pump dry. Damage to the seal may occur.
THE RUN OF THE PIPES FROM THE CHECK VALVES TO THE EXISTING
WASTE OR DRAIN LINE MUST NEVER BE SLOOPING DOWNWARD
EXCEPT WHEN CONNECTING TO SAME.
For a new installation, install your sewage basin in the excavation you have provided in the
basement floor of your home. Connect the necessary piping from your shower trap, toilet,
etc., to the inlet of your sewage basin, with the proper pipe and fittings (see diagram).
Cut a length of 40” to 42” of 2” ABS/DWV pipe. Cement the 2” ABS/DWV male adaptor to 2”
slip to one end of this pipe.
With your drill, make a 1/4” hole in the adaptor previously glued. This hole will prevent any
air locking wich might occur. Note check that this might have been done in factory.
Lower pump with piping attached into the sewage basin. Make sure that the pump is as close
as possible to the centre of the basin. Adjusting the pumps in centre of basin and keep float
switches from rubbing on side of basin.
STEP 1
FRICTION LOSS IN
PIPE NOT INCLUDED
STEP 2
STEP 3
STEP 4
