Primary Sump Pumps
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Submersible
Submersible pumps operate underwater reducing noise levels with high power.
Automatic
Automatic pumps activate or deactivate automatically with the use of a float or switch.
Cast Iron
Cast Iron primary sump pumps are very wear resistant and handle heat well.
Pedestal
Pedestal pumps are best for small basins, as the pump base is submerged but the pump motor is not.
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Primary sump pumps require your home to have power and are often used as the first and last line of defense against a flooded basement in your home. You can rely on primary sump pumps to keep your home dry and safe on a day-to-day basis but its important to choose the right Primary Sump Pump for you.
There are two types of primary sump pumps: submersible and pedestal sump pumps. There are benefits and drawbacks for each type of pump. Ultimately, your decision will come down to how large your sump pit is, how high/far you need to pump the water, how much you want to spend, and how much power you'll need to pump out the water that drains into your pit through your discharge pipe.
There are two types of primary sump pumps: submersible and pedestal sump pumps. There are benefits and drawbacks for each type of pump. Ultimately, your decision will come down to how large your sump pit is, how high/far you need to pump the water, how much you want to spend, and how much power you'll need to pump out the water that drains into your pit through your discharge pipe.