Dayton 4KU64 Pedestal Sump Pump 1/3 HP 115V 46 GPM
Pedestal sump pump with 1/3 HP motor delivers 46 GPM at 5 ft head and features vertical float switch activating between 13 in and 15 in
- Product typeDrain Components
- 1/3 HP motor delivers 46 GPM at 5 ft head for strong water removal
- Vertical float switch activates automatically between 13 in and 15 in water level
- ABS body and impeller resist corrosion for long service life
- 1-1/4 in FNPT discharge fits standard plumbing connections
- 30-1/2 in overall height suits 18 in minimum sump pit diameter
Pedestal Pump for Shallow Basins
The Dayton 4KU64 is a pedestal sump pump rated at 1/3 hp for 115 V AC residential service. Its vertical float switch activates between 13 in and 15 in and shuts off at 5 in, making it suitable for basins as small as 18 in in diameter. The ABS body and impeller resist corrosion in clear water applications.
Build and Daily Operation
A 1-1/4 in FNPT discharge threads directly to standard pipe without adapters. The motor draws 4 A at 60 Hz single phase, so it runs on a regular household circuit. At 30 1/2 in overall height the motor stays above the water line, simplifying inspection and switch adjustment during routine checks.
Replaces Smaller Pumps in Tight Pits
This unit upgrades installations where a submersible pump will not fit or where the pit diameter is near the 18 in minimum. The jump is worthwhile when the existing pump cannot deliver 46 gpm at 5 ft of head or 26 gpm at 15 ft of head. It is not for systems that require solids handling larger than 3/8 in.
How it compares
Measured against everything we stock in Drain Stoppers, Strainers & Traps, at today’s prices. Recalculated every night.
- Price $125.99
- Pricier than about 81% of the 4,240 comparable items (median $31.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Dayton |
| Model name | 4KU64 |
| Product type | Drain Components |
Questions about this item
What flow rate does the 1/3 hp motor deliver at 5 ft of head?
The pump moves 46 gpm at 5 ft of head, 37 gpm at 10 ft and 26 gpm at 15 ft.
What is the minimum sump pit diameter and discharge size?
It needs at least an 18 in diameter pit and uses a 1-1/4 in FNPT discharge.
How is the vertical float switch set, and what mistake should I avoid?
The float turns on at 13-15 in and off at 5 in; ensure the float arm moves freely without hitting the pit wall.
More in Drain Stoppers, Strainers & Traps
Similar items
Legris 3104 60 62 Push-Fit Tee Fitting 3/8 in x 1/2 in Brass
- Drain Components
- HAWA
Zoro Select ZUSA-HT-1114 PVC Tubing Trap 1/2" ID x 5/8" OD 100 ft
- Clear





