What type of power supply is compatable with this pump? Also is there a way to connect this to a power supply without splicing the two together?
79743
Using 12v battery, lawn tractor type.i used spade connetor crimps. This way it is easy to disconnect. You can get crimping kit at radio shack, homedepot or walmart
79744
I connected mine to a 12Vdc power supply that I had from a previous project. batteries should work too, but of course they would require re-charging, kind of a pain. I installed a switch to turn the pump on and off. Also, I plan to use mine for sparging a beer mash. The pump has some gears that are lubricated with some type of grease. I would recommend running some hot water through it several times, before using it for human consumption. but it seems to run well, just a little noisy. hope this helps,
1403216
This is a replacement pump head for a shurflo pump... The unit screws on the old electric motor which is 12vdc... My old pump started to leak and this is the direct replacement. You have to remove the old pump and motor then remove the old pump off the motor, and attach this new head. The power is supplied by 12vdc into the old motor...
42563
You need to get a replacement powersupply rated at an output of DC 14v 4A with a 5.5mm o.d. 2.1mm id plug. - this is what came in the box, but a 12v 5A power supply with same plug will also work.
234328
They were not the same. I think the output was 1.5" and the input would accept a 2 female coupling or vice versa. My pool man was not impressed and thought I should have purchased a high capacity pump. I would order this one from a pool supply co that where you can speak with a sales person. Prices are as good, just not a simple as buying from amazon.
1384086
Yes, the connections will match. This new one is 1.5hp and your old one is 1hp but that doesnt mean much. If anything it will do a little better job. I see no reason why this isnt a direct replacement for your pump.
1188463
I would think this is too big to use with a backup pump. This is pretty large. It is meant to be a primary pump float. I am not sure if a change in wiring would work as it is meant to work on AC not DC. Why not just get a DC float switch from watchdog?
684885
Its a 110 american standard plug. The pump it powers is for single phase, even if you get a adapter you will be providing three phase, you will need a special phase converter.
1227806
not familiar with the sump pump system. If it is 12 v dc. I have run almost continuously a 55 lb trolling motor on it for over 4 hours and it still had power.
1110141
It's a power supply. It has no idea about whether you connected an led or a stereo to it. It will work. However, you are looking to use a pump that is at the upper limits of this power supply, with a pump that in all likelihood has an inrush current of more than 7.5 amps, potentially exceeding what this supply is rated at. If I were you, I'd look for at least 125w.
1918044
That is how all pumps come. You just use a butt splice connector to your existing wires. Pay attention to wire colors when splicing together.
2240077
No there is not. The power cord from the pump plugs into a receptical attached to the switch. If you plugged the pump directly into a wall socket or extension cord it would run all the time. You could plug the pump into a switched outlet to operate it manually. It has been working for 6 months The gate valve I installed to control the flow became clogged with hair. I disassembled the pump and found that it wasn't clogged. The impeller is easy to service.
1102125
I agree with the last answer the pump is no good you will be sorry if you install it whenever you find out what type you need don't waste your time
75563
Sorry for the late reply.Unfortunately I cannot help you with this situation but I suggest that you check the specification of the 12v water pump.With my best wishes to find the solution
1131086
Didn't realize it says 12v until I looked to answer your question. Works great with my 9v instyle pump. Love it!!
1082925
it comes with 2 wires only. You could add a plug. It would have to be connected to the proper electrical supply - in my case a battery , 12 volts. I just cut off my old non-working water pump and twist wired this new one in place. And wrapped the connection, keeping it above the water line.
1215784
I replaced the same pn as you except B3 at end. I believe this will work fine, but this advice is worth what you paid for it ;') The most important I think is the frame type for connection to your pump. Took me a bit to figure out how to unscrew the pump impeller... after that, I forgot to switch from default 220V to 120V setting, then it was clean sailing, or swimming as the case may be.
2083376
As long as your input into the pump is 12v DC you should be fine. That is my educated guess.