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Liberty Pumps LE41A 4/10 HP 115V 19FT Shutoff 100 GPM 2" Discharge Sewage Pump LE41A
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Liberty Pumps LE41A 4/10 HP 115V 19FT Shutoff 100 GPM 2" Discharge Sewage Pump LE41A
The liberty pump le41a is an automatic submersible sewage pump with 4/10 hp and 115-volt motor. The 10 ft. Quick-disconnect power cord allows replacement of cord in seconds without breaking seals to motor. The liberty sewage pump is equipped with an adjustable wide-angle switch that has a piggyback series plug for manual bypass operation. In the event of switch failure the submersible sewage pump cord can be separated and plugged into the electrical outlet directly bypassing the switch.
Additional Information
Additional Information
- UPC: 671812101553
- UNSPSC: 40151517
- Color: Red
- Package Quantity: 1
- Country of Origin: US
- FOB Origin: MA
- Ships by: PARCEL
- Comes in a kit: No
- Newly added to catalog: No
- Item is on Clearance: No
- Contains Hazardous Materials: No
- CA Proposition 65 Applies: Yes
- Package Length: 8.75
- Package Width: 11.50
- Package Height: 17.50
- Package Weight: 43.00
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.
