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Pro Series S3100 - 1 HP Cast Iron Submersible Sump Pump w/ Deluxe Controller & Dual Float Switch
Expert Recommended AccessoriesSelected by Jim, our Expert
Required Accessories9
These accessories are required to properly setup/install this product.
Optional Accessories10
Features
Style
Primary
GPH
5940 Gallons
Switch Type
Dual Vertical Sensor
Cast Iron / Stainless Steel Construction
Energy Efficient Permanent Split Capacitor (PSC) Motor
Piggy-back Dual Float Switch with Cage
Deluxe Controller
Monitors power conditions and sounds an alarm when:
AC power is out or circuit breaker is tripped
Float has been raised for more than 10 minutes
9-volt battery needs replacement
Continuous Duty Rated
Stainless Steel Shaft
Dual Carbon/Ceramic Seals
20' Pump Cord
Output terminals for Connection to a Security System or Auto-dial
Water Cooled (no oil)
3-year warranty (1 year for continuous duty)
Specifications
S3100-DFC2
General Information
Product Category
Sump Pump
Base
Base Material
Cast Iron
Motor
Voltage
120 Volt
Running Amps
11.5
Thermal Protection
Yes
Power Cord Length
20 Feet
Oil Free Motor
Yes
Nominal Voltage
120 Volt
Starting Amps
18
Pump
Housing Material
Cast Iron
Impeller Material
Cast Iron
Total Head Lift
52 Feet
Float Type
Dual Vertical Sensor
GPH @ 0 feet
5940
GPH @ 10 feet
5520
Discharge Port Size
2 Inch
Float Cord
10 Feet
Check Valve Included
No
Manual Override
Yes
Engine
Horsepower
1 hp
Overview
Product Category
Sump Pump
Weight
46 Pounds
Consumer Warranty
3 Years
Commercial Warranty
1 Year
Product Length
11 Inches
Product Width
7.7 Inches
Product Height
18 Inches
UPC
717301121678
Additional Model Numbers
S3100, S3100-DFC2
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Product QuestionsAnswered by Jim, the Sump Pump Expert
what is the difference between a sewer injector pump and a sump pump? can i use the same pump for each activity? thanks
Russell Abrams
from New York
October 29, 2012
Answer
Sewer ejector pumps will generally provide a higher pumping capacity and the ability to pump up to 2 inch solids whereas most sump pumps max out at about 5000-6000GPH and MAY only handle small solids up to 1/2 of an inch. Please keep in mind however, that your sewage ejector pumps also require a 2 inch discharge pipe to be installed to achieve the above stated specs. Use of a sewage ejector pump in a sump application is fairly common for high pumping capacity applications as long as the discharge is installed correctly. You do NOT want to use a sump pump in a sewage application however!!
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Can you set the on depth and off depth on the dual sensor switch, like on at 1/2 ft and off at 3"?
Don F
from Minnesota
July 15, 2012
Answer
The dual float switch actually works on a timer once the float is raised a 1/4" from it's original position. Once the float is raised, it will activate the pump. Once the float is back in it's original position, the pump will operate for an additional 10 seconds and stop until the pump is activated again. You can set the level at which you want the pump to activate however.
Per the instructions for the Pro Series S3100:
Position the float switch to a level where the bottom of the float cage is no lower than 3 above the bottom of the pump and no higher than 1 below the top of the pit. To avoid debris pouring into the float, it should be positioned on the side of the discharge pipe opposite the drain tile. Note: It is important to mount the float below the drain tile that empties into the pit. Mounting it above the drain tile would allow water to fill the drain tile before the pump is activated to pump out the water.
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for my cabin i need a sump pump that will have a lift of 40 ft and less than 10 gaper minute. the distance is 42 feet. what size of discharge pipe will be needed and also a check valve thank you
Dave Higgins
from Washington
August 06, 2011
Answer
The Pro Series model S3100 is the only sump pump we currently offer that is capable of pumping a 40 foot vertical lift (max. 50Ft.), however it will be pumping at approximately 32 GPH at that height. that pump requires a 2" discharge and check valve.
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What is a dual vertical sensor switch?
Mitch Miller
from Montana
June 11, 2011
Answer
The dual float switch contains two large floating rings enclosed within a protective cage. Water will lift the bottom float by a 1⁄4, which will activate the pump. If for any reason the lower float does not activate the pump, the water will rise and
activate the second switch. As the pump evacuates the water from the pit the floats will drop. The pump will run for an additional 10 seconds to extend the cycle after the lower float drops.
Note: When mounting the float switch, position the
bottom of the cage at the height you want the pump to activate.
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