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Little Giant 90411101 Inline Constant Pressure Booster Pump
Little Giant 90411101 Inline Constant Pressure Booster Pump
Flow range: Up to 35 gpm (135 lpm)- Product power rating: 1.2 hp (0.9 kW)
- Minimum incoming pressure: 3 – 5 psi (0.2 – 0.3 bar)
- Minimum incoming flow rate and cisterns: flooded suction without water vortexing
- Maximum incremental pressure boost: 60 psi (4.1 bar)
- Maximum ambient operating temp: Continuous operation: 104 degrees (40 C)
- Maximum fluid operating temp: 104 degrees (40 C)
- Incoming voltage: 190 – 260 vac
- Frequency: 50/60 Hz
- Operating frequency range: 20 – 63 Hz
- Current (maximum): 12 Amps (rms)
- Pressure setting from factory: 50 psi (3.4 bar)
- Pressure adjustment range: 25 – 80 psi (1.7 – 5.5 bar)
- Relative humidity: 0 – 100% Condensi
- Shipping weight: 50 lbs. (22.7 kg)
Little Giant 558522 Submersible Deep Well Pump 2 Horsepower 22GPM
Little Giant 558522 Submersible Deep Well Pump 2 Horsepower 22GPM
60 Hz Single Phase
- 2 Horse Power
- 22 Gallons Per Minute At 145 Feet Max. Of 340 Feet
- Stainless Steel Shaft Features High Quality, Premium Materials At A Competitive Price
- 4 Performance Ranges – 5, 8, 12, And 22 Gpm
Avoid Unnecessary Sump Pump Complications With The Little Giant Piggyback Diaphragm Switch
When professional plumbers require a switch for a sump pump, they most often choose a diaphragm like the Little Giant Piggyback Diaphragm Switch. Most sump pumps have an average life span of 5-7 years. Most times, if the pump fails before that time, it is due to a problem with the switch. If you’re in need of a new sump switch, it may be helpful to understand the different options that are available to you.
There are 3 basic switches for sump pumps:
- Diaphragm Switch
- Vertical Action Float
- Tethered Float
Diaphragm Switch
Diaphragm switches such as the Little Giant Piggyback Diaphragm Switch are the best switches for submersible sumps. When the water level rises, it also increases the pressure and this activates the switch to turn on the sump pump. When the water level drops, the diaphragm switch shuts off.
Vertical Action Float
This type of switch has a ball that floats above the water. As the water level rises, so does the sump switch. Eventually the switch will be triggered to turn on the pump. The sump float switch has limited movement within a vertical rod, so it can only move up and down. This gives it the benefit of not getting stuck compared to a tethered float. The down side is that this type of switch does not recognize that the rise of water immediately compared to the diaphragm switch.
Invest In The Little Giant Piggyback Diaphragm Switch And Avoid Annoying Mechanical Problems
Little Giant diaphragm Switch 599008
Converts any manual pump, up through 1/2 HP (10 max. run amps), to automatic. When mounted to 5-MSP or 6-CIM-R pump, “on” level range is 6″ – 9″ (15.2cm – 22.8cm), “off” level range is 1″ – 4″ (2.54cm – 10.2cm).
Most homeowners tend to use the float switch with their sump pumps which can often lead to challenges with their pump working. In most cases when the sump pump stops working, there is an issue with the switch.
The leading sump complications involves a problem with the switch. This usually occurs when the pump shifts from it’s original position from within the basin. Although it sounds simple, it is actually a major problem. Your sump pump relies on both the switch and the float arm working smoothly in order to operate adequately.
You can save a lot of headaches by purchasing a diaphragm switch such as the Little Giant Piggyback Diaphragm Switch.
Time To Replace Your Swamp Pump? Try The Little Giant Swamp Cooler Pump
The swamp cooler sump pump is a critical component for an efficient swamp cooler. If your swamp pump stops working, your house will not become and stay cool.
How A Swamp Cooler Works
Small hose lines supply water to the top of aspen wood pads. Once the water soaks through the pads, it trickles down into a sump pump at the bottom of the swamp cooler.
The sump pump. such as a Little Giant, recirculates the water and sends it back to the top of the pads. The Little Giant swamp cooler pump keeps the pads from drying out.
If your swamp cooler pump stops working and you discover the pads have dried out, then you most likely need to replace your swamp cooler pump.
Little Giant Pit Plus Simplex 509109
Little Giant 509109 Pit Plus Package with Foam Cover
The Little Giant PitPlus™ comes equipped with a 4/10 HP 9S Series or a 1/2 HP 10S Series wastewater and sewage ejector pump. Both units are equipped with cast iron housings and volutes that have a protective epoxy coating. Automatic operation is achieved by use of a piggyback mechanical float switch.
Features:
- 4/10 HP 9S Series pump
- Handles liquid and solid waste materials up to 2″ diameter
- Larger capacity extends pump life by reducing pump cycles
- 20″×30″ polyethylene basin with ribs for added strength
- 4″ molded external inlet hub to accept flexible coupling
- Molded torque stops in bottom of basin to locate and secure pump
- Anti-flotation collar
- Stainless steel cover bolts
Little Giant Simplex Basin 513240
Little Giant 513240 Simplex Basin and Cover
- Basins available in molded polyethylene or fiberglass
- Complete with necessary sealing hardware and flanges
- Available with 2″ or 3″ vent or discharge flange
- 4″ inlet hub is included with the basin
- Water tight and gas tight when properly installed
- Durable steel gasketed cover standard on fiberglass basin, structural foam cover on poly basin
- One-piece, seam-free construction on basin
- Ready-to-install for simple and economical installation
- Temperature rated up to 130°F
