Mastercraft
1/3 hp Submersible Rain Barrel Pump
#062-3599-0
$159.99
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Product Details
1/3 HP Submersible Rain Barrel Pump is best used in rain barrels or basins
Pumps up to 2,880 U.S. gallons (10,902L) per hour
Maximum head of 25’
1-1/2” NPT discharge with 3/4” garden hose adapter
Includes adjustable, telescoping discharge pipe that will fit basins and rain barrels from 30” to 66” (0.76m to 1.7m) tall
Removable intake screen to filter out large debris
Convenient shut off valve for easy operation
Tough thermoplastic construction is corrosion resistant
10’ power cord
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- This product carries a 2 year exchange warranty redeemable at any Canadian Tire store.
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| Flow Rate (l/min) | 82.00 l/min | 378.53 l/min | 113.40 l/min | 75.60 l/min | ||
| Maximum Operating Temperature (°C) | 25.00 °C | 40.00 °C | 49.00 °C | 49.00 °C | ||
| Power Source(s) | Electric | Electric | Electric | Electric |
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Fine print specifications
10 years ago
This is a submersible pump with 1 1/2" FNPT outlet, reduced to a 1/2" pipe assembly with a valve at the end and a hose adapter.
The float switch has its own 10 ft. power line, the pump's 10 ft. power line plugs into the back of the float's plug - like Christmas lights. The float switch may, therefore, be eliminated if you monitor the water supply.
From the manual:
- specifically for garden hoses, NOT to be used with sprinklers, underground sprinkler systems or drip irrigation. (Don't know why.)
- the motor has internal overtemp protection that will fail after repeated overtemps.
- the pump unit is water cooled and must be kept in 6" of water. However, the automatic float switch is spec'd down to 2". (You may need a well in your rain barrel.)
- output with 25 ft of garden hose is approx 8 (US) gallons / 30 litres per minute. (Equal to city supplied water.)
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Q: will this actually be able to run a sprinkler on the lawn ? that'd be great
12 years ago2 Answers
A: The manual says, "NOTE: This pump is not intended to be used with sprinklers, underground sprinkler systems or drip irrigation. It should be used with a garden hose and hose end sprayer only." Nut sure why the restrictions - it has plenty of pressure and flow.
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Q: Does this pump have a pressure switch? Does this pump have a pressure switch or is it always on when the power is on the float is up? If a hose is connected to the output and the hose is closed (no water flow) will the pump run? Thanks!
12 years ago2 Answers
A: It has a float switch that is spec'd to cut off at 2 inches of water. Note that the pump requires 6 inches of water for cooling. The pump runs as long as there is power and the float switch is on - valve open or closed.
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