Zoeller Pump Company - 404-0024 - WD404 50' Cord/230V/1Ph/cCSAus

The "Waste-Mate" series of submersible pumps is designed for use in residential or commercial dewatering and wastewater applications and can be used to transfer large volumes of water from parking lots, flooded areas and unscreened raw sewage. The innovative vortex impeller design reduces the risk of clogging and allows each pump to pass 3" (76 mm) spherical solids. Constructed of non-corrodible hardware, these durable cast iron pumps include a powder coated epoxy finish to prevent corrosion. Every pump is designed to provide heat dissipation from the motor for longer life and lower life cycle cost. As with every Zoeller pump, each one is 100% pressure-tested, submerged and run to ensure quality and reliability for years of trouble-free performance!

Features:

• Casting: all cast iron class 25-30 25000# tensile strength
• Motor: 2 HP (404), 3 HP (405) - 60 Hz, 1725 RPM oil-filled, hermeticallysealed, automatic reset thermal overload protected (1 PH)
• Upper and lower ball bearing running in bath of oil.
• UL listed cord: 20 ft., 3-wire neoprene cord and plug Longer cords available in lengths of 25-35-50 feet
• Impeller: non-clogging vortex
• Mechanical shaft seal: carbon and ceramic rotary face seal, with stainless steel wetted parts
• Hardware: stainless steel screws, bolts, washers, lifting bracket
• Square ring and gasket: Neoprene
• Temperature to 130°F (54°C), 120°F (49°C) for WD405
• Variable level controls available
• 4" horizontal flanged discharge - standard ANSI flange
• Passes 3" spherical solids
• Corrosion-resistant powder coated epoxy finish
• Protects motor from seal leaks
• Improved seal lubrication
• Helps eliminate seal and bearing damage from dry runs.
• Major width 16-1/8". Height 27-1/2"

Application:

• • High-capacity water removal, parking lots, low flood areas, water transfer.
  • To meet 3" intake, 4" discharge code requirements on some sewage applications
  • Retrofit on existing sewage installations
  • New installations

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