Zoeller Pump Company - 295-0026 - D295 2F/35'Cd/230V/1Ph/CSA

Our Model 295 Sewage Pump is designed to transfer groundwater, raw sewage or effluent in sewage or stormwater removal applications. The 2 HP 295 is a time-tested and reliable sewage pump. The 295 is a nonautomatic pump requiring a piggyback float switch or control panel for operation.  Either option allows you to set the on and off point of the pump in the field.  This is ideal in an application with a deep sump pit or pump tank.

The pump’s vortex impeller allows it to pass 2″ spherical solids.  The impeller’s clearance in relation to the pump housing allows water and solids to pass freely through the pump.  This combination of design features lessens the chance of clogging and downtime.

The Model 295’s motor housing, pump housing, and base are each constructed of cast iron.   The pump’s identification tag, handle and hardware are made of non-corrodible stainless steel. This attention to detail ensures that the Model 295 is able to withstand the most demanding sewage ejector applications.

Every pump is submerged in water and tested to its published performance curve, ensuring it meets your expectations and delivers peace of mind right-out-of-the-box.

• Oil-filled motor and cast iron motor housing for optimal heat dissipation which prevents the pump from overheating
• Nonautomatic pump (Piggyback variable level float switch available separately)
• Corrosion resistant cast iron vortex impeller to allow free passage of 2" spherical solids which prevents clogging and increases reliability
• Stainless steel screws, handle, and hardware to prevent rust and corrosion
• Powder-coated epoxy finish provides corrosion-resistance and extends the life of the pump in harsh environments
• 100% Factory Tested - every pump is submerged in water and tested at the factory to ensure that it performs as expected when you receive it
• Comes with a 1-year limited warranty giving you protection over your investment and the peace of mind you expect in a quality product
  

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