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iON 3/4 HP Cast Iron Stainless Steel Sump Pump w/ Adjustable Vertical Float HP20144

Name: iON 3/4 HP Cast Iron Stainless Steel Sump Pump w/ Adjustable Vertical Float HP20144
Brand: iON Products
SKU: 2879
Price: 457.00 USD
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BA-75M

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iON 3/4 HP Cast Iron Stainless Steel Sump Pump w/ Adjustable Vertical Float HP20144

Model: BA-75M

$457.00

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Required Accessories 9

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Optional Accessories 10

Features

Style

Primary

GPH

5100 Gallons

Switch Type

Vertical

Powerful & Efficient Submersible Pump
Ideal for heavy-duty sump applications
Cast Iron Stainless Steel Construction
Ensures years of reliable operation
Adjustable Vertical Switch
Reduce pump cycles in deeper pits or areas w/ higher water tables
Thermally Protected Motor
reduces overheating
Cast Iron Impeller
Offers reliable pumping
Stainless Steel Screened Intake
Prevents debris from entering the pump
Poly Resin Top Cap and Handle
Made for easy installation and maintenance
Piggyback Pump and Switch Cord Assembly
Made for easy serviceability
20' Cord
Min sump pump basin size 18" X 24"

Specifications

BA-75M

General Information

Product Category

Sump Pump

Base

Base Material

Cast Iron

Min Sump Basin Size

18 Inch

Motor

Voltage

120 Volt

Running Amps

7.7

Thermal Protection

Yes

Power Cord Length

20 Feet

Oil Free Motor

Starting Amps

20.4

Pump

Housing Material

Stainless Steel

Impeller Material

Cast Iron

Solids Handling Size

0.5 inch

Handles Solids

Yes

Float Type

Vertical Float

GPH @ 0 feet

5100

GPH @ 5 feet

4800

GPH @ 10 feet

4440

GPH @ 15 feet

4080

GPH @ 20 feet

3600

Discharge Port Size

2 Inch

Check Valve Included

Float On

Adjustable

Float Off

Adjustable

Manual Override

Yes

Submersible

Yes

Engine

Horsepower

.75 HP

Overview

Product Category

Sump Pump

Weight

31 Pounds

Consumer Warranty

3 Years

Product Length

8.75 Inches

Product Width

5.75 Inches

Product Height

14.5 Inches

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Product Questions Answered by Jim, the Sump Pump Expert

My water softener wash tube discharges into my sump pit. Will the Storm Pro BA Series Pump hold up to the salt water in the pit?

Jim T

from Ohio

January 29, 2014

How is a water tight electrical connection made from the float sw to Pump?

Jay Shaffer

from Pennsylvania

July 30, 2012

Is the Storm Pro Ba33m 1/3 HP UL inspected?

Gregory Speicher

from Pennsylvania

January 28, 2012

Answer

No they are not, but they do carry the CSA certification.

CSA International (Canadian Standards Association), a member of the CSA Group, is a provider of product testing and certification services for electrical, mechanical, plumbing, gas and a variety of other products. Recognized in the U.S., Canada and around the world, CSA’s marks appear on billions of products worldwide.

CSA International certification marks indicate that a product, process or service has been tested to a Canadian or U.S. standard and it meets the requirements of an applicable CSA standard or another recognized document used as a basis for certification.

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1. What HP do I need for 16 ft lift? 2. Water from the basement is contaminated with with iron oxide looks like red slime. What is the brand or type of sump pump can you recommend? Thanks, Joe

Joe

from New Jersey

December 13, 2011

Answer

At 16 feet of lift, pretty much any 1/2HP or greater pump should do the job for you. However, due to the iron oxide contaminated water, the pumps may not last as long as they would under normal water conditions.
Zoeller, StormPro and Pro Series pumps are some of our top brands and based on the water table in your area, I would say to stick with a 1/2HP if you're in a low-medium water table area and a 3/4HP only if your in a high water table area that experiences a lot of potential flooding.

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I just purchased the Stormpro BA 75M pump and the plastic flange is broken. Do you have replacement flanges and the gasket?. The flange is for a 2 inch discharge pipe. Thanks, Ron

Ron Ukleja

from New Jersey

November 05, 2011

The Stormpro Model BA-75M does this come with a Check Valve? If I am replacing an existing Sump Pump can I use the existing check valve of my Sump Pump to install a new Stormpro Model BA-75M?

from New Jersey

October 16, 2011

Can you tell me wjhat are the start up and running wattage of the 1/2 and 3/4 StormkPro. I need those reqiurements in order to size my stand-by generator. Thanks

Jef Hoeberichts

from New Jersey

May 21, 2011

I currently have a 1/3 hp Hydromatic Pentair Water sump pump that the builder put in about 2 years ago. It almost was overwhelmed a few times over the past two years. With the heavy rains in PA this spring my basement flooded twice as the pump could not handle the water intake during the storms. In addition I have a high water table. Would you recommend a bump up to this 3/4 hp beast? I want to make sure that I am doing everything I can to prevent a future flooded basement.

Eric Altenburger

from Pennsylvania

May 18, 2011

Answer

You have a few options. 1. You might want to consider adding a battery backup system. These systems will not only work during power outages to provide extra security but will also kick in when your primary pump is unable to keep up with the incoming rush of water. 2. Adding a second primary pump with a the float switch set at a higher level than your main pump. Note that you would need to get a pump with a "piggyback" style switch such as the StormPro BA series pumps that can be attached to the discharge and set at any height. 3. Bump up to a 1/2HP primary pump. Going from a 1/3HP to a 3/4HP is too large of a jump and would cause issues such as cycling too often and shortening the life of the pump. Bigger is not always better when it comes to sump pumps.
One last option might be to have a UTILITY pump to handle situations where heavy rains can cause a possible flooding situation.

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i need a pump to lift 25 ft what would you have

Galen

from Indiana

May 10, 2011

High water table basement. In heavy rains, I sometimes need to use two 1/2 HP sump pumps to handle flow. Would this be a good primary pump or should I use a sewage pump?

Jim

from Illinois

March 14, 2011

How does the sump pump connect to the independent float switch, Does the pump plug into the switch and the switch plugs into the power?

Mark

from New Jersey

February 09, 2011

Will I be able to use this pump outdoors, from the spring to the fall during the rainy periods.

Frank

from Pennsylvania

January 30, 2011

Hi Jim. I know the float can be attached to discharge line. I'm wondering what the maximum On/Off points are. Looking to figure out how many inches of water will be pumped out per cycle. Thanks.

Charlie

from New York

January 05, 2011