Barnes SE411AU Submersible Cast Iron Sewage Pump - 4/10-HP, 7,500 GPH, 120V / 1Ph, 30' Cord, No Float Switch

Barnes SE411AU Submersible Cast Iron Sewage Pump - 4/10-HP, 7,500 GPH, 120V / 1Ph, 30' Cord, No Float Switch

Name: Barnes SE411AU Submersible Cast Iron Sewage Pump - 4/10-HP, 7,500 GPH, 120V / 1Ph, 30' Cord, No Float Switch
Brand: Barnes
SKU: 422814
Price: 425.81 USD
Rating: 9.02 (14 reviews)

$ 425.81

Score By Feature

Based on 14 ratings

Customer service

8.65

Delivery

8.67

Giftable

8.75

Packaging

8.92

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FOR SEWAGE APPLICATIONS: Designed to handle waste water in common basement or small lift station applications.

MOTOR WITH SPLIT CAPACITOR: For increased reliability, higher performance, longer motor life, great starting torque, and lower amp draw.

PUMPING WITH HIGH CAPACITY: Large 2" NPT vertical discharge; passes 2" spherical solids; lifts water to a height of 25 feet

STRONG CONSTRUCTION: Stainless steel shaft and hardware; industrial carbon/ceramic seal; oil-lubricated upper and lower ball bearings

WARRANTY: A 24-month limited warranty is included with your purchase.

Questions & Answers

Is it possible to use this pump on a continuous basis?

As long as the pump is fully submerged at all times, it can be used in continuous duty.

How many gallons per minute could I get with that pump at a depth of 15 meters? or do I need a certain type of pump?

At just under 8 meters, this pump comes to a halt. For us to recommend a pump, we'd need to know what gpm you're aiming for.

How much power does this pump consume?

The maximum load amperage is 12 amps.

Selected User Reviews For Barnes SE411AU Submersible Cast Iron Sewage Pump - 4/10-HP, 7,500 GPH, 120V / 1Ph, 30' Cord, No Float Switch

This pump is a perfect match for my old one

5/5

The pump arrived on time and at a lower cost than the local septic supply company. It did not come with a float, despite the fact that it stated that it did. A float switch does, in fact, come with the package. This was advantageous because my original switch was the cause of my pump's failure. It became stuck shut, and the pump became depleted, causing it to burn out. My septic system is back up and running thanks to the new pump, which was installed directly into existing plumbing.

Brooklynn Guthrie

| Feb 24, 2021

It's as simple as plugging it in and turning it on

5/5

When the item arrived, it appeared to be brand new, but it had been used. The plug end was cut off, but I didn't mind because I was going to cut it off anyway. Everything was put right by Amazon.

Noemi Bridges

| Feb 08, 2021

After two months, the float switch failed

3/5

The pump itself is fine, but the float switch that came with it is malfunctioning, causing the pump to cycle on and off and tripping the GFI that powers it. It has already overflowed my sewage pit twice!.

Summer Murray

| Nov 30, 2021

Installed in 1999, it's still going strong 20 years later

5/5

I had to pull out my sewage sump tank to replace the float switch because the cable had a burned spot, so I chipped the inch thick black crust off the pump body and dropped it back into the tank, which is now working fine.