Dayton 5URJ6 Upright Sump Pump 1/2 HP 120V
Pedestal sump pump with a 1/2 hp motor delivering 103 gpm at 5 ft head and 72 gpm at 10 ft head
- Product typeDrain Components
- Removes water efficiently with 103 gpm at 5 ft head
- Handles debris up to 3/4 inch solids without clogging
- Fits standard 18 inch sump pits for easy installation
- Durable cast iron body and impeller resist corrosion long-term
- Automatic vertical float switch activates at 11 in and shuts off at 4 in
Pedestal Sump Pump Design
This Dayton 5URJ6 is a pedestal-type sump pump with a 1/2 HP motor rated for 120 V AC at 60 Hz. The cast-iron body and impeller provide durability for residential drainage. A vertical float switch with integral electrical connection controls operation automatically.
Suited For And Not Suited For
The pump suits installations with a minimum sump pit diameter of 18 in and can pass solids up to 3/4 in. It is not suited for applications requiring submersible construction or for pits smaller than the stated minimum diameter.
Flow At 5 Ft Head
At 5 ft of head the pump delivers 103 gpm, falling to 72 gpm at 10 ft, 39 gpm at 15 ft and 2 gpm at 20 ft. These flow-versus-head figures determine whether the unit can meet the required discharge capacity for a given installation.
How it compares
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- Price $821.99
- Pricier than about 91% of the 4,240 comparable items (median $31.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Dayton |
| Model name | 5URJ6 |
| Product type | Drain Components |
Questions about this item
Should I choose the 1/2 HP 120V model or a different horsepower version?
The 1/2 HP 120V model delivers 103 gpm at 5 ft of head, 72 gpm at 10 ft, 39 gpm at 15 ft, and 2 gpm at 20 ft. Match these flow rates to your typical lift height.
What does the 103 gpm at 5 ft head mean when the pump is installed?
At a 5 ft vertical lift the pump moves 103 gallons per minute; at 10 ft it drops to 72 gpm, at 15 ft to 39 gpm, and at 20 ft to just 2 gpm.
How does the vertical float switch with integral connection control the pump?
The integral vertical float turns the pump on at 11 in water depth and off at 4 in, so the basin must accommodate at least an 11 in swing.
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