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2 HP Sewage Ejector Pump 240VAC MPN:3BB91
2 HP Sewage Ejector Pump 240VAC
These general purpose single-phase 200 to 240V sewage ejector pumps use a higher voltage that allows for larger motors that require less current than lower-voltage motors. They remove sewage containing solids from drains where a gravity system won't work, such as in septic systems that are below the main sewer line. They are compatible with most 240V U.S. wall outlets.
Technical Specifications
- Item Sewage Ejector Pump
- HP 2
- Rated Voltage 240V AC
- Phase - Pumps 1
- Amps 15.00
- Body Material Cast Iron
- Impeller Material Cast Iron
- Shaft Seal Material - Pumps Carbon Ceramic
- Switch Actuation Tether Float
- Switch Electrical Connection Piggyback
- Flow Rate @ 20 Ft. of Head 165.0 gpm
- Flow Rate @ 40 Ft. of Head 120.0 gpm
- Flow Rate @ 60 Ft. of Head 66.0 gpm
- Max. Diameter Solids 2 in
- Body Dia. 12 5/8 in
- Overall Height 19 1/16 in
- Cord Length 20 ft
- Discharge 2 in NPT
- Max. Liquid Temp. 104 Degrees F
- Max. Head 74.0 ft
- RPM 3,450 RPM
- Nominal Voltage 220V AC
Manufacturer Details
- Manufacturer: Dayton
- Condensed Mfg Number: 3BB91
- MPN: 3BB91
Label Details
- Hazardous Material: N
- Green Material Flag: N
- Country of Origin: CN
- CA Prop 65 Wht Label: Y
- CA Prop 65 Warning Msg Scenario: 7
Classification Details
- Harmonization Code: 8413702004
- GDS Category Name: Sewage Ejector Pumps
- GDS Family Name: Sump Effluent and Sewage Pumps
- GDS Segment Name: Pumps
- UNSPSC: 40151517
- UNSPSC Class ID: 15
- UNSPSC Commodity Name: Pumps
- UNSPSC Commodity ID: 17
- UNSPSC Commodity Name: Sewage pumps
- UNSPSC Family ID: 15
- UNSPSC Family Name: Industrial pumps and compressors
- UNSPSC Segment ID: 40
- UNSPSC Segment Name: Distribution and Conditioning Systems and Equipment and Components
Shipping Details
- Not For Sale In: HI AK PR
Sewage Pumps: Your Secret Weapon Against Plumbing Disasters
Dealing with sewage backups is a nightmare no homeowner wants to face. If your house sits below the sewer line or has plumbing fixtures in the basement, a sewage pump might be your saving grace. But figuring out what kind of sewage pump you need can feel daunting.
Do You Need a Sewage Pump? Key Questions to Consider
- Question: Is gravity on your side?
- Consideration: Bathrooms, laundry rooms, or other plumbing fixtures below the main sewer line often scream "I need a sewage pump!"
- Question: How far and uphill does your waste travel?
- Consideration: Long distances or pushing sewage uphill require a pump with enough power to overcome those challenges. Think "horsepower" and "grinder pumps" for tough scenarios.
- Question: What's going down the drain?
- Consideration: Can your system handle basic toilet waste, or are tougher solids like hygiene products a regular issue? "Sewage ejector pumps" and "grinder pumps" have very different capabilities.
- Question: Are clogs a frequent problem?
- This could indicate issues with your sewage line where a pump might be a solution.
The Ins and Outs of Sewage Pumps – We Demystify the Process
Choosing the right sewage pump is all about matching its power and features to your specific situation. Too weak, and it won't do the job; too powerful, and you could waste money and energy.
That's why we put together a comprehensive guide designed to help you make an informed choice.
Don't let sewage problems ruin your day! Read our in-depth guide but remember to consult a licensed plumber for specific advice related to sewage pumps.
