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PRODUCT FEATURES
- Carbon/Ceramic mechanical seal
- Oil filled motor with automatic reset thermal overload protection
- Uses a single rowball bearing construction
- Piggy-back plug available for easy maintenance and replacement
- Mechanical shaft seal assures reliable operation.
- Cast iron motor housing.
PRODUCT SPECIFICATION
- Pump/Motor Unit: Submersible Sump Pump
- Capacities: up to 48 GPM (2.8 l/s)
- Heads: up to 25ft. (7.3m)
- Electrical: 115V, 8.0FLA, 60Hz
- Motor: .3 HP Shaded Pole w/ thermal overload 1550 RPM
- Minimum Recommended Sump Diameter: 18" (457mm)
- Automatic Operation: Diaphram Pressure Switch
- Materials of Constriction: Cast iron and engineered thermoplastic
- Impeller: Thermoplastic vortex
- Discharge size: 1-1/2" NPT (38.1mm)
- Solids handling: 1/2" (12.8mm)
- Power cord: 10', SJTW
- Shipping Weight: 25
See Product Specifications for detailed information on product.
Customers most agreed on the following attributes:
from New Baltimore, Mi on 1/3/2008
Comments about Hydromatic Cast Iron Submersible Sump Pump with Diaphram Pressure Switch - D-A1:
Diaphragm switch on original pump went out after 8 years. Entire pump assembly only [$] more than just a replacement switch. Ordered same pump as replacement with no issues. Highly recommended
from Huntley, IL on 12/20/2007
Comments about Hydromatic Cast Iron Submersible Sump Pump with Diaphram Pressure Switch - D-A1:
Exact replacement for original equipment. Last one lasted over six years.
from Naperville,IL on 5/21/2007
Comments about Hydromatic Cast Iron Submersible Sump Pump with Diaphram Pressure Switch - D-A1:
I replaced the sump pump with the exact same pump, Hydromatic DA1, since the first one lasted 14 years.
Comments about Hydromatic Cast Iron Submersible Sump Pump with Diaphram Pressure Switch - D-A1:
I just bought my second identical unit. I wanted to have a backup. My first pump has been pumping 4 times an hour for the last 10 years. It is still working perfectly, but I want to be prepared.
I like the pressure switch, my previous pumps had other types of switches that did not last.