will this work for sump pump with my water softener discharge
932236
If you are only using this for your water softener discharge you don't need a sewage pump. However if you are using this for solids also then this is the pump for you. Cast iron is the best. Stick with Wayne pumps as they are the best.
932237
As long as it drains to sump pit, Yes it will work, much better then old style sump pumps that screens clog up and won't pump out water.
932238
yes, it will as with any sump pump. My preference to use pumps with Plastic housings with motors above the level of the pit. The brine is corrosive to metals and don't believe the salt will be kind to them.
932239
If your Softener drains into a sump pit, yes it will work just fine and not clog up like most screened sump pumps. My RPP50 is used to discharge ground water and Washing machine water and with soap discharge also. Works Great.
2147882
It depends on how much current the pump draws. If it's less then 5.8 amps, it should be good.
517848
This pump does have an automatic switch that works based on the water level. (I can't answer about the discharge head height.)
80637
Yes it will,if you have it close enough. I have mine right by my sump pump.
173715
Yes will work with sewage ejector or a grinder pump as well. After installing this valve on my pump, I have not heard any noise when it kicks on. The difference with this valve is remarkable.
1062726
All pumps are designed for a specific head and flow. Unless you are replacing a pump "in kind", no this or any other pump are far from being universal. You should consult the manufacturer and see how far and how high you need to discharge.
2207799
If you have a water line which is the "waste water" you can use this pump. I like it because it's not an electrical pump. Make sure you get the right model to fit your GPD rating on your water filter.
986748
It Should As Long As Your Old Pump HasTheSame Inlet And Out Let YouShouldBeFine
265582
I would say yes, but be aware of the operating amps of the pump. Other than that it should work.
1219104
The discharge is 1.5". You would have to reduce down to the water hose thread suze
641090
Probably. It's pretty tough. I have a different sump pump for my washing machine, and, to be safe, I run the grey water through a screen-window type of netting to catch lint. I made a frame for the screen out of eight approx. 1-foot segments of ½" PVC pipe, one central "X" connector, four 90 deg. angles, and four end caps. Basically an "X" with 4 legs, pointing up; screen sits on top of (capped) legs, stapling screen to itself, around/over legs, so it doesn't come loose. Whole thing sits in a utility sink that drains into the sump pump. Has worked like a charm for 7 years. Just make sure the washing machine outlet pipe is secure, so it dumps into the ~center of the screen. Probably. It's pretty tough. I have a different sump pump for my washing machine, and, to be safe, I run the grey water through a screen-window type of netting to catch lint. I made a frame for the screen out of eight approx. 1-foot segments of ½" PVC pipe, one central "X" connector, four 90 deg. angles, and four end caps. Basically an "X" with 4 legs, pointing up; screen sits on top of (capped) legs, stapling screen to itself, around/over legs, so it doesn't come loose. Whole thing sits in a utility sink that drains into the sump pump. Has worked like a charm for 7... » Read More Probably. It's pretty tough. I have a different sump pump for my washing machine, and, to be safe, I run the grey water through a screen-window type of netting to catch lint. I made a frame for the screen out of eight approx. 1-foot segments of ½" PVC pipe, one central "X" connector, four 90 deg. angles, and four end caps. Basically an "X" with 4 legs, pointing up; screen sits on top of (capped) legs, stapling screen to itself, around/over legs, so it doesn't come loose. Whole thing sits in a utility sink that drains into the sump pump. Has worked like a charm for 7 years. Just make sure the washing machine outlet pipe is secure, so it dumps into the ~center of the screen. « Show Less
89966
It will, I use this to my 2 pumps, makes topping off the batteries a breeze
681504
No... this product is mainly used for your outlet. Either from your sump or in my case the outlet from my back compartment of my biocube 14. and a hydor koralia nano 240 isnt an outlet its a circulation pump
63677
I used the pump to lift water from the wash tub in the basement up about 6 ft to the septic line, it works great , it will empty its 6 gal resivoir in about 15 seconds, ( it pumps a lot of water ) my model has a built in check valve so the water only moves away from tank. I dont know if I would connect the washer discharge right to the sump, I think I would dump the water ointo a utility sink and then into simer .
2138329
Sorry, I M not familiar with Sears Water Softeners. If the Sears unit uses a Fleck type head, it will work.
1518282
I'm not sure, I just plug it into the return fitting where the skimmer basket is located. You need to keep the debris basket emptied next to your pump however.
96542
Yes Richard, I use it exclusively as a back-up. I have a generator & manual transfer switch, but that doesn't help if I'm away when my sump pump loses power. While it doesn't have the same through-put as my primary pump, it does a great job, even with a 9ft + head! Definitely happy with my purchase.