What size sump can i get in the bottom of this unit?
925275
You could probably get up to like a 29 gallon sump under it. The top platform is like 18x48. Minus a couple inches you could say the inside of the bottom wood panel has about 15x44 inches of space conservatively. I haven't measured but this is an educated guess. The thing is you will have to assemble the unit by sitting the tank on the bottom platform after putting together the bottom and the sides of the unit, and then assembling the top. A 20 gal long tank would fit under it comfortably. The 29 would leave like a foot of space between the top panels and the top of the tank. I think the stand is about 30 to 33 inches high.
87291
Most pumps are in a sump....generally a square hole in the floor. Shape of water powered unit is different and usually won't fit. If water powered unit is a backup, then surely no space in the sump and it would block removal of the main pump unit. Up at ceiling is out of the way.
49477
Found mine works optimal at six inches depth , had to install stand for I run a1 foot depth water in my sump.
946974
I would love to be able to give you the exact dimensions, but right now, it is under a foot of water. As I recall, it was of a very similar size to the the one I was replacing. Sorry I am not more help.
1682661
I believe either 1/2" or 3/4". You should be able to find specifics on basepump.com
288174
Yes, I have a 2 inch diameter pipe on the my sump as well. The sensors are held on by a plastic tip strap. On at the bottom of the pipe where you want the empty level of water to be and one at the top where you want the pump o turn on. It's all pretty clear in the instructions. I wasn't sure of these when I got them but they are GREAT! Work just as described. Ended the short cycling of the pump for me.
584307
3/4" that could possibly reduced to 1/2' but would restrict the output flow. My choice would be 800 model that generally swap out without modifications.
1220714
The very bottom of the base measures exactly 7 inches. It would not fit inside the pipe
34501
1/4" is all you need. Keep in mind even at low water pressure a fair amount of water comes out of this system. You cannot run this for too long and sit underneath unless you don't mind getting a little moist.
716483
Yes. There's plenty of space for a sump below. The back of the lower part is open to allow plumbing through. I have a 30 gallon sump below my tank and there's still storage space.
824210
I don't know if this helps or not, but the box says "designed for minimum 12" sump basins"
2238410
This can work In-sump if there is room for the entire device. The adjustable air valve needs to remain outside the water.
984112
http://www.franklin-electric.com/little-giant-wastewater/sump/sump-pumps/13-hp.aspx
625143
The pump dimensons are 10.3 x 8 x 10.3. It might work but I'd worry that the float could touch the wall and hang up. I believe a proper sump pit is about 18-24" wide and about 24-36" deep. Your 11" hole may fill and overflow faster than the pump can handle.
243361
Bottom is 12 inches around. Works as a mash ton with a 10 inch false bottom installed.
102589
I can't really answer, as that unit is at my mom's and not available for me to measure. I have a batch feed unit, model "Cover Control" and it is about 15 inches below the sink. Mine is about 5 years old, and not the 'plus' model. The factory sheet (www.insinkerator.com) says 16.25 inches, and I'd want at least 2 inches below it, which you might need to maneuver it into position.
2189704
I do not recall. It was long enough to connect to a container set net to the downspout. But that is not the main problem with this item. The bottom adapter does not fit inside the downspout and therefore there is no way except lots of adhesive/ caulking to fit this device without massive leaks. Unfortunate! Try Home Depot for a much less expensive alternative. Good Luck!