LITTLE GIANT PUMPS 94704520 Submersible Effluent Pump, 1 Hp

Little Giant 94704520 submersible effluent pump is used in pumping effluent, wastewater and dewatering applications. It removes liquids from basements, septic tanks and low-lying areas to prevent flooding and maintain sanitation.

Working Mechanism:

• Submerge the pump in wastewater.
• The impeller rotates.
• Centrifugal force propels wastewater.
• Wastewater exits through an outlet.
• Ensure proper submersion for operation.

Features:

• This pump features 300 Series stainless steel body with an impeller to maintain a positive seal.
• It comes with a phenolic washer to provide down-thrust protection.
• This pump is equipped with a modified PPO diffuser and disc to prevent abrasion.
• It has a floating stage design that allows the impeller to float independently.
• This pump is integrated with a maximum water temperature rating of 120 degrees F.
• It has a ceramic shaft sleeve and rubber discharge bearing to protect the shaft and sand wear.
• It is powered by a Franklin Electric corrosion-resistant 4-inch submersible motor.
• This pump further features a patented impeller hub seal system that seals radially and axially to prevent fluid recirculation, ensuring high performance in harsh conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. How do I clean and maintain Little Giant 94704520 submersible pump?

A.

• Disconnect power.
• Remove debris from the intake.
• Check for clogs in the impeller.
• Clean and replace the filter if applicable.
• Inspect and tighten connections.
• Lubricate seals as needed.
• Reconnect and test the pump.

Q. What factors should I consider while choosing a submersible pump?

A.

• Ensure it meets your water volume needs.
• Check if it can handle the required pumping height.
• Select the appropriate type.
• Choose corrosion-resistant materials.
• Ensure it matches power requirements.
• Verify warranty coverage.
• Stay within your price range.

Q. What safety precautions should I take while using this submersible pump?

A.

• Use GFCI protection and keep electrical connections dry.
• Always fully submerge the pump when in use.
• Disconnect power before cleaning or servicing.
• Ensure proper grounding for electrical components.
• Avoid overloading the pump; check specifications.
• Operate within the specified temperature range.
• Properly anchor and secure the pump in place.
• Periodically inspect for leaks and damage.