Q: Is it ok if this pump gets submerged in 4 feet of water by Tom Bice (Thomas C. Bice) from Wisconsin on December 20, 2011
A: No problem, however please keep in mind the the float would activate and drain most of your basin and would continue to operate in that fashion as long as the basin is filling with water. by Jim, Product Expert
Q: Wayne RPP50 - 1/2 HP Cast Iron Tether Float Switch Sewage Pump. The spec sheet states it runs at 6.3 amps but I have seen other ads elsewhere that show the same Wayne pump RPP50-1/2hp at 15 hp. Which is the accurate amps/ ^.3 or 15 amps? by Gary from Louisiana on May 17, 2011
A: The 6.3 amp rating is the motor full load amps and the 15 amp rating is the minimum circuit amperage required for the pump. by Jim, Product Expert
Q: RE: MODEL RPP50 IT HAS A 2" DISCHARGE. MY TRUCK WELL HAS A 1 1/2" PIPE TRU THE CONCRETE. CAN I REDUCE THIS PUMP FROM 2 TO 1 1/2 WITHOUT MESSING IT UP? by FRED ESPOSITO from Florida on April 04, 2011
A: For sewage pumps, it is recommended that you keep the same discharge size since the pump is capable of handling 2" solids. by Jim, Product Expert
Q: I 'm finishing my basement and I need a ejector pump since my main sewer pump is three feet above the basement floor. I'm putting in a sink, toilet, sink and a wet bar. What type of ejector pump would be best in my situation. by Tim from New Jersey on January 30, 2011
A: What you just described is a standard sewage/ejector pump application.
A 4/10 or 1/2 HP sewage pump would meet your needs. by Jim, Product Expert
Overall Rating
4.8
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Jim Owiecki, Product Expert Sump Pumps Direct
Jim's Recommendation
If you’re looking for a basic sewage pump, look no further than this Wayne model.
For typical sewage removal needs, this pump gets the job done
The Wayne RPP50 is constructed out of cast iron which provides excellent heat dispersion and protection from corrosion. If you want a pump to last for a long time, cast iron is the way to go.
It also features a 2” discharge which is a standard size. That means if you are replacing or upgrading your current pump, you’ll avoid any major plumping changes.
One other feature that earns this Wayne model our “Good” rating is the wide angle, tether float switch.
When using this pump in a standard 30” deep sewage basin, it provides a discharge differential of 8.5”. Without getting too technical, you’re getting maximum discharge every cycle.
Taking all these aspects into consideration, you can see why this gets our “Good” recommendation.
January 24, 2012
Scott Suwanee, GA
Happy
Bought, installed and no problems. This thing is pumping like a champ. Poop in...poop out... That's all if takes to make me happy.
November 01, 2011
John Schuylerville, NY
Wayne RPP50
It was easy install and is working very good.
June 28, 2011
Ken Brentwood, TN
Sewage pump
I have only good things to say about your pump and the timely fashion that it took to get it ordered and delivered.
December 27, 2010
Ollie Brandon, MS
Quality Looking Pump
Purchased the Wayne pump and it is doing the job that I expected it too. I am 100% satisfied, quality looking pump, shipped fast.
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