what is the diameter required to operate the superior sump pump model 92330?
1641986
We placed this pump in a 18 gal plastic tote. Put holes in the tote all around for water to run in. Tote bottom is approx 13"x18" This is a great pump with lots of power.
1641987
It is underground at the moment, so I can't answer this question. It is housed in an enclosure about 10" across and 18" long; the whole unit is less than 20" high.
1641988
Are you inquiring about the outtake valve, or the actual flow pipe? If it's the outtake valve, it will accomodate (with an adapter) 1-1/2" up to 2". I have mine connected to a 1-1/2" check valve with an adapter going between the check valve and my outflow pipe. I hope this helps. I can see if I still have the box and see what the box says. I bought this according to my situation.
1641989
Hi Gene, I'm not sure I follow the question. But in my particular case in emptying out a ~20k pool, I merely dropped the pump in the deep end and waited about a day. Amazon states the product dimensions but if your specifically looking for the diameter of the bottom "sucking" section of the pump, I can provide this later.
1641990
Superior sump pump manual says "Sump basin. Min. 14" diameter." Mine was a little smaller, so I just slid the line to the float a little to shorten it up.
876063
Go to Wayne's online website and click on Product selector for the WSSM40V which is a step up from the WSSM30V but uses an identical motor as the 30V. The spec sheet for the 40V states " designed for 15" diameter or larger sump basin " after that go the product manual for dimensions which states the height of the pump as 11 1/2 " which should answer your question
570479
1.5 " plumbing instead of 2" and a separate timer is needed. Lower flow volum but more than adequate for my heater and Hayward vacuum crawler
923976
This is a great little pump. The specs are accurate as far as I can tell. It has a 3/8" male barbed hose fitting at the discharge, so you'd need an adapter to get it to fit your 1/2" system depending on what type fitting you have on your drip line. If it's a regular female garden hose fitting you'd need a short piece of 3/8" tubing and a 3/8" male barbed x male garden hose adapter. You'll need some 3/8" hose anyway for the intake side of the pump.
1407052
They look almost identical except for cord length.http://www.franklin-electric.com/little-giant-wastewater/sump/sump-pumps/13-hp.aspxCheck out Franklin Electric's website to double check.
1534699
3/8 compression fitting, 9-1/4 spout height, 3-7/8 area to clearance and 5" spout reach
2059846
1 1/4 inch inlet and 1 inch outlet. Both fittings are female NPT. The pump works great!
305954
I think you can Google "sump pump size calculator" and get some useful info. For reference, I have a 15 foot lift in a residential use and replaced a 1/4 HP Zoeller with a 1/3 HP and have no issues. The 1/3 HP motor is more than powerful enough and empties the sump in about 5 seconds. With the M53 Mighty Mate the sump only gets about 12" of water before the pump kicks on. I am thinking about installing a separate "float valve" so the pump doesn't cycle so often during the rainy season.
1781056
5/16" . If you use 3/8" you may want a hose clamp. It is NOT 1/4" between the pump and manifold. You use 1/4" beyond the manifold.
625143
The pump dimensons are 10.3 x 8 x 10.3. It might work but I'd worry that the float could touch the wall and hang up. I believe a proper sump pit is about 18-24" wide and about 24-36" deep. Your 11" hole may fill and overflow faster than the pump can handle.
1211550
The input and output on the pump are the same size, 1/4", I think; you may need an adapter union.
697167
The box the pump came measures 7.5 in by 9.5 in so I guess a minimum hole diameter of 11 in would probably be okay.
969468
2 inch, but may be adapted to 1 1/2 inch. Probably a waste of energy to downsize the plumbing.
2208687
Check this site for your information. http://www.polygroupstore.com/polygroup-pumps-s/1985.htm You may find the right size and then order from Amazon.
927361
Bottom section of pump assembly is somewhat rectangular 8" x 10.5" and the sump should be at least 20 or 24" diameter to provide a little flexibility to mate discharge piping. Plus, this is a powerful pump, yes small in size, but it will pump the water out quickly. So the basin bottom should be wide enough to hold water and allow the pump to run at least 10 seconds or so.
2133007
1.5" NPT. See Hayward Spec Page http://www.hayward-pool.com/shop/en/pools/power-flo-matrix-a-supowm--1
984965
I returned the unit! The diameter was only 2 1/2 in. if memory serves me right.