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iON Battery Backup Sump Pump System (2100 GPH @ 10') & Battery (MI20106 + P20233H)
Expert Recommended AccessoriesSelected by Jim, our Expert
Required Accessories9
These accessories are required to properly setup/install this product.
Optional Accessories10
Features
Style
Back-up
GPH
2100 Gallons
Switch Type
Vertical
Product Video Disclaimer: "PED is not responsible for any variances from the product in this video and the item you purchase. Please review all product specs prior to purchase."
Complete DC Battery Back Sump Pump System
2100 GPH @ 10' Lift
12V Heavy-Duty Sump Pump
Heavy-Duty adjustable vertical float switch
Pump base keeps pump off the bottom of the basin to avoid clogs
8 Amp High Output Charger Unit
Processor based charger that won't damage deep cycle batteries
Built-In Alarm and Indicator Lights
Let's you know the status of your system at all times
INCLUDES ONE Deep Cycle Maintenance Free 100AH AGM Battery
Use Two Batteries and Battery add-on Kit
To Double Run Time in Back-up Mode
3 year warranty
Min sump pump basin size 18" X 24"
For Indoor Use Only
Specifications
STORMPRO2100DC-KIT
General Information
Product Category
Sump Pump
Base
Base Material
Thermoplastic
Motor
Voltage
12 Volt DC
Battery Included
Yes
Pump
Housing Material
Thermoplastic
Handles Solids
No
Float Type
Vertical Float
GPH @ 0 feet
2100
GPH @ 10 feet
2100
Discharge Port Size
1-1/2 Inch
Check Valve Included
No
Manual Override
No
Overview
Product Category
Sump Pump
Weight
100 Pounds
Consumer Warranty
3 Years
Product Length
7-3/8 Inches
Product Width
5-1/2 Inches
Product Height
10 Inches
Accessories
Alarm
Yes
Wi-Fi enabled
No
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(9)
iON Products STORMPRO2100DC-KIT Reviews & Ratings
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(1)
Product QuestionsAnswered by Jim, the Sump Pump Expert
How many Amps does the typical marine battery need to have to properly run a Battery Backup Sump Pump System? I've been told 105-150, but last plumber installed an 800 Amp and I'm wondering why the difference. Thank you for your reply.
D M
from Wisconsin
February 15, 2014
Answer
The AH or amp hour rating should be a minimum of 105-120AH. Some battery manufacturers also rate their battery in CCA or Cold Cranking Amps while others will simply rate them in amps. While this can all get pretty confusing, I would also recommend a minimum 60-75 amps or 600-700 CCA base on how your battery is rated. Also, please note that you should use a 12V Deep Cycle Battery and NOT an automotive battery. Deep Cycle batteries are designed to run your pumps for a certain time frame based on your pump's amp draw, your total head and the discharge diameter whereas automotive batteries are designed more for the starting or surge power for engines and pumps and NOT for the sustained running of an engine or pump. While they will work, they will NOT run your pump nearly as long as a deep cycle battery will.
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