Zoeller57-0001 M57BasementHighCapacitySumpPump

Tuesday, March 13, 2012

Zoeller57-0001 M57BasementHighCapacitySumpPump

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Product Description

From the Manufacturer
When you have residential or commercial wastewater problems, you can count on Zoeller Pumps to deliver the especially finest solutions-our commitment to leading excellent provides you years of service and durability. Submersible pump for dewatering (sump) or effluent (septic tank systems). Float operated, submersible (NEMA 6) two pole mechanical switch variable level lengthy cycle
Sold as every single. three/10 HP. For sump/dewatering septic tank effluent. Thermal overload protected. Cast iron. Stainless steel screws. two pole float operated mechanical switch. 115 volt. 1-1/2" NPT discharge. 2580 GPH at 5', 2040 GPH at 10', 1140 GPH at 15' head. One particular year limited warranty. UL/CSA approved. Display carton. Manufacturer's number: 57-0001. Nation of origin: United States. Distributed by Zoeller Co.

Technical Details

Corrosion-resistant, powder-coated epoxy finish
No sheet-metal parts to rust or corrode; all stainless steel screws, switch arm, guard, and handle
Watertight neoprene square ring between motor and pump housing
1-1/2-inch NPT discharge and passes 1/2-inch spherical solids
Equipped with a 0.3-horsepower motor

Consumer Evaluations

I have an unusual set-up in my home: my roof drains rainwater into my basement sump pump pit, and the water is then pummped out by way of the house's waste line. Because of this set-up, my sump pump gets a genuine workout on a frequent basis, and it also has to accomodate dirt, sand, grit, and some leaves. Recently the switch wore out on my Zoeller M53 sump pump after more than ten years of worry free use. I initially searched Property Depot and Lowes for a new pump, but critiques of their pumps regularly reported key troubles immediately after as little as two years of light use! Also, their pumps are not equipped to deal with compact solids, so it did not take a lot believed to determine that I ought to replace a Zoeller with yet another Zoeller. This time I purchased the Zoeller M57 model, but the only difference in between the M57 and the M53 is whether the base structure is made of plastic or iron. I do not extremely see much benefit of either 1 more than the other, but I purchased the M57 with the iron base. I can sleep uncomplicated again figuring out that no matter how a lot it rains, my Zoeller M57 can handle the job with ease.
1 final note: I would recommend that everyone utilizing a sump pump should really also order a water alarm - to alert you if your basement starts to flood. I in no way knew such a point existed till I started looking for new pumps, but this $10-$12 investment can save you a Big headache if, for some purpose, your sump pump stops working.

Had this pump for 4 years in my house and eight years in my corporations ' it has in no way failed however. Zoeller's M57 shares the exact same dimensions and is nearly identical to the M53. The M57 has all cast iron construction and a cast iron impeller rather. Like the M53, it can pump 43 gallons (163L)/minute, passes half-inch solids, and shares a 1.five" discharge. Zoeller is the sector regular: do not let everyone tell you differently. It is the brand the specialists use and the plumbers suggest. Unless you require the extra casing weight and prefer a cast iron impeller, get the M53.