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1.
WARNING - ELECTRICAL PRECAUTIONS
Before installation, check the national and local electrical
and plumbing codes/ordinances. A pump intended for use
in a septic tank/sump or sewage installation requires that
the tank/sump MUST BE VENTED IN ACCORDANCE
WITH LOCAL PLUMBING CODES, and is NOT TO
BE INSTALLED IN LOCATIONS CLASSIFIED AS
HAZARDOUS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE NA-
TIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE ANSI / NFPA 70-1990.
These regulations are for your safety and protection.
Fig. 2
TYPICAL EFFLUENT/SEWAGE SUMP INSTALLATION
Automatic single phase 115 or 230 volt units illustrated
Ground Fault Interrupter Protected
Circuit 115 & 230 volt confi guration
to match your pump 'Single Phase
Only.' Locate minimum of 4' above
fl oor level.
See separate instructions for three
phase models.
In Flow
Scum
Switch cord piggyback plug
(automatic models only).
Check Valve
Septic Tank
Chamber
INSTALLATION
2. LOCATION:
Install the pump in a location that:
a) Has adequate room for servicing and is of adequate
size (see page 5).
b) Is protected from freezing.
c) Will require minimum lengths of piping (to keep
friction losses as low as possible.)
Refer to Fig. 2 below for typical effl uent/sewage installation
with automatic operation.
Pump
Power
Discharge
Cord
Tank/Basin size
See Table 1 on page
2" Discharge Pipe
Baffl e
3
Tank Vent
Union
See separate instruc-
tions with switch
for mounting and
operation.
The free length of
cable must be at
5
least 4" to allow
free movement of
the fl oat.
START
'Pumpable
Volume '
START/STOP
(See page 5)
Must be at
least 24"
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