ECO-FLO Products SUP55 Manual Submersible Utility Pump, 1/4 HP, 1,980 GPH

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  • Designed for numerous residential uses including flooded basements, window wells, spas, cisterns, sumps, and flooding in low lying areas
  • Continuous duty, efficient 115V psc (permanent split capacitor) motor for lower carbon footprint; higher efficiency using less energy to operate
  • Made of corrosion resistant thermoplastic for long life
  • Download the User Manual under the Technical Specification section of this page for safety, installation, troubleshooting, and warranty information
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UPC856594003015
Gtin00856594003015
ColorBlack
StyleSubmersible
Voltage115 volts
MaterialThermoplastic
Flow Rate3180 gpm
Horsepower0.25 hp
Unit Count1 Count
Item Weight8 ounces
ManufacturerECO-FLO
Model NumberECO-FLO - SUP55
Power SourceCorded Electric
Material TypeThermoplastic
Product StyleSubmersible
Item Type NameECO-FLO - SUP55
Maximum Flow Rate3180 gpm
Power Source TypeCorded Electric
Included ComponentsECO-FLO - SUP55
Manufacturer Part NumberECO-FLO - SUP55
Specific Uses For Productflooded basements, window wells, spas, cisterns, sumps, and flooding in low lying areas
Global Trade Identification Number00856594003015

Utility Pumps

Utility pumps are used to transfer water from one source to another or to drain water from surfaces. Water being transferred may have some solids in the water, but they cannot be larger than 1/8'. They are typically used for draining water from sinks or tubs with clogged drains, emptying pools or spas, draining excess water on flooded basement floors, etc.

Utility pumps are either portable or submersible. Portable means they are designed to operate outside the water with a hose placed in the water. Submersible means they are designed to be submersed in water. Submersible pumps can be provided with no on/off switch, which means they are manually operated or have a 'smart' switch that will detect the absence of water and will therefore shut off the pump automatically.

Since most utility pumps are made of plastic and rubber components, running them dry (running them without water circulating in them), will result in the pump overheating and melting the plastic and rubber components.

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