what is the PSI at the outlet? Need a pump to hook a garden hose to from an elevated cistern
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I contacted Rigid customer service to try and answer your question, they responded wanting to know the model number of the vac that you plan on using. Since the pump and vac I purchased were a Christmas present I do not have that information if your customer wishes to respond with this information, I may be able to get the PSI information that he is requesting.
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Cord is 15 feet long with piggyback plug that plugs in 120 vac outlet, and pump plugs in to the other side. Float switch is 1/2-1 HP open contacts with float down, closed contacts with float up.
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David, your generator likely calls for 10-15 *inches of water column* not psi. This should work just fine for you based on the 1/2psi manufacturer setting which is 13.83 wc in.
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This is not a high pressure pump. I run 3 impact sprinklers off of each of my two Wayne 100 pumps. Their performance changes if I run them very far uphill . This is a good pump to move a lot of water , (volume) but not at high pressure. You can find out more info at the Wayne website. They rate it up to 70 psi at less than 10 feet of head. you will want to get familiar with the "head" rating for pumps to help you select a pump for your needs.
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pressure 55-60 lbs covers about 60 ft I have 2 in my gardens are connected to 3/4 in PVC pipe. Any pump that will produce 50+lbs .will work. Use 5/8 hoses to get good pressure.
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a garden hose will attach to the outlet for discharge. the suction takes place from the bottom when placed in water.
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Just a few feet. I always use the pump in conjunction with an extension cord.
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It is too powerful for garden hose and connector will not fit. You may use 1-2Hp for garden
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The product indicates that it uses 1.5W of power. There is no indicator on the PSI output indicated. This pump is designed for aquarium use so it needs to overcome the 2-3 ft of water head in a typical tank. The output I would estimate at 1 - 2 PSI.
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My problem is a little different than the intended use. I am retired and living in Mexico. The water pressure and volume at the street is extremely low. I have a large cistern which feeds a pressure water system. What I would like to do is to pump the water from the street into my cistern without having to stand and watch the pump to see if it is pumping water. With an open outlet, the pump will turn on but there is nothing to turn it off when there is no water available.
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It does have a suction side and I am not sure about the pressure. I do not have a gauge on the outlet.
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Advertised to do 1250-1450 GPH- but that will depend on the depth from which you pump. It is a good pump and buy estimation, I think you can calculate it will pump at least a 1000 GPH from a depth of 10 feet on a continous basis if it is a new pump and a steady electrical flow of 110 V. The weight is due to cast iron. In years past when it was made in Wayne, Ohio and not China, I think it was made of aluminum and very easy to handle.
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Inlet pressure down stream of water meter toward or connect to booster pumpThe outlet down stream of pressure pump read at 30 PSIUpstream of booster pump set at 30 PSIDown stream of the booster pump split into a three ways ??? one going to the house read more 20 PSI & the other going where???
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Tim, I could not find that info anywhere on my pump, but I will say that I used it in my basement to pump out flood water.basement floor was 10 feet below ground and it delivered about 1400 gph at that height pumping up out of my basement
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I agree it has to be lower than 40 psi. Probably between 20 and 30 PSA it is designed to protect the pump if the water supply dries up.
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Assuming the water pressure system in your house is adequate to support the basepump (there is a section on their website to help you figure that out) then yes it should pump out water from a pit up a length of PVC at least 8ft. We have roughly that height in our set-up.
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i can think it must be the elevation of the hose itself with relation to the hieght of water. You need to use gravity unless you want to use a pump.