BJM R250-115V Dewatering Pump
Product Details
Product Details
BJM R250-115 Dewatering Pump
BJM R Series Slim-line Dewatering Pumps are ideal for tight applications and will easily fit into casings as small as 8" in diameter.
Features
- Top Discharge Dewatering Pump
- 0.33 HP, 115 v, single phase
- 47.5 GPM, 1.5" NPT-M
- Top discharge provides maximum motor cooling for continuous duty applications
- Standard 33 ft. power cord
- 304SS Motor Housing provides superior abrasion resistance and will not wear out like aluminum motor housings when pumping sandy water
- Motor is protected by double mechanical seals
- Lower seal made of silicon carbide/silicon carbide and upper seal is made of carbon/ceramic
- An additional lip seal has been installed above the impeller, to help prevent abrasives such as dirt, silt or sand, from entering the seal chamber
- Winding protection and (NEMA) Class F motor insulation allows motor temperature to raise to 230°F, superior to pumps with Class A and B insulation
- Automatic switch turns pump motor off if temperature and/or amp draw raises too high
- When the motor cools the switch will automatically reset and the pump will turn back on
- Hardened cast iron stands up to rough handling and pumping sandy water unlike pumps with soft resin impellers or plastic exterior components
- Features a special diaphragm value that prevents water backflow applications
- De watering construction sites & mines, circulating fountain water & all-around use in industrial plants and utilities
Technical Specifications
- Discharge 1.5" NPT-M
- Max Flow Rate: 47.5 GPM. / 187 L/min
- Max Head: 26.2' TDH. ( 8m )
- Max Solid Size: 1/8". ( 31mm )
- Horse Power: .33 HP continuous duty
- Pump down water level: 2.25”. (57 mm)
- Strainer opening 0.1875” (4.7 mm)
- Voltage: 115V
- 33 ft. cord
Ratings & Reviews
1 review
6/26/2017 3:06 pm
great for pond fountain
by mister ed
built my own pond fountain using one of these. wish it came with a longer cord, (50 ft. would be better) but added 25 more feet to make it work for my pond. use it about 8 hours each day with a timer. electric cost is neglible. keeps mosquito population down (breed on stagnant water) and distributes chemicals evenly. have less algae also. In northern climate and used from April throuigh October. In fourth year now (2017) and still works great. Remove it in Oct. each year.