
Sewage Pumps
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"What does shut off at 10' mean?"
It means that the pump cannot pump higher (measured vertically) than 10' (with no friction loss taken into account). If you need to pump higher than that, we would recommend that you purchase a bigger pump.
"Are the pumps you offer on your web site high quality pumps?"
Paying more or less for a pump does not necessarily indicate the quality of the pump. We have been selling pumps by Little Giant, Grundfos, and Zoeller Co. for many years, and, to date, with complete customer satisfaction.
"How does a VLFS (variable level float switch) or a wired float switch work?"
The pumps that come with a variable level float switch are non-automatic pumps.
You just attach the float switch and the pump will behave like an automatic pump. However, the VLFS allows you to specify the water level (between 6" and 36") that will turn on/off your pump. This is
different than the normal automatic pumps that have a preset water level that turns them on and off. Since the VLFS is detachable, the pump can also be used as a non-automatic pump.
"What's the difference between an automatic and non-automatic pump?"
An automatic pump has a built in float switch that will turn on the pump
automatically at a fixed water level. After the water is pumped out to certain water level (also a preset level), the pump will turn itself off. A non-automatic pump
has to be manually turned on and off, or with a separate control like a piggyback float switch.
"What is a vortex impeller and what does it do?"
A vortex impeller handles debris better than other impellers, therefore, helps to prevent the pump from clogging. Below is an example of a vortex impeller. 
"What does the automatic reset thermal overload protection do?"
If the pump gets too hot the thermal overload protection will turn it off until the
pump cools down (to prevent damage to the motor). The pump turns back on after it has cooled down enough. This backup protection feature is useful if some debris causes the pump to overheat.
"What does it mean by 'dewatering'?"
The pumps are called dewatering pumps because they are
made to remove water and pump it somewhere else.
"Why is it called a submersible pump?"
These pumps are designed to be placed directly in the water. They draw the water up from the bottom of the pump.
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