Zoeller®

Zoeller® 161-0002 N161 High Head Flow-Mate Submersible Effluent Pump, Non-Automatic, 1/2 hp, 115V, Cast Iron

ZOEN161NON MFG #: 161-0002
Zoeller® 161-0002 N161 High Head Flow-Mate Submersible Effluent Pump, Non-Automatic, 1/2 hp, 115V, Cast Iron
  • Maximum Head: 56 ft
  • Motor HP: 1/2 HP
  • Voltage Rating: 115 V
  • Amperage Rating: 15.5 A
  • Bearing Type: Ball
  • Cord Length: 20 ft
  • Cord Type: 3-Wire Neoprene
  • Flow Rate: 100 gpm
  • Frequency Rating: 60
  • Impeller Type: Bronze Non-Clog Vortex
  • Manufacturer: Zoeller Company
  • Manufacturer #: 161-0002
  • Material: Cast Iron
  • Non-Automatic / Automatic: Non-Automatic
  • Outlet Size: 1-1/2 in NPT
  • Phase: 1
  • Series: High Head Flow-Mate
  • Speed: 3450 rpm
  • Temperature Rating: 130 degF
Effluent or dewatering submersible pumps for septic tanks, low pressure pipe (LPP) and enhanced flow STEP systems.

Submersible Effluent Pump, 1-Phase Single Seal, Series: High Head Flow-Mate 160, 100 gpm Maximum Flow Rate, Non-Automatic Automatic/Non Automatic, 1-1/2 in NPT Outlet, 56 ft Maximum Head, 1/2 hp, 115 VAC, 15.5 A, 60 Hz, 3450 rpm Motor, 3-Wire Neoprene Cord, Bronze Non-Clog Vortex Impeller, 130 deg F, Ball Bearing, Cast Iron, 12-3/4 in W x 19-5/16 in H
  • Features
  • Durable, cast iron constructed switch case, base, motor and pump housing
  • Cast iron Class 25-30 (25,000X tensile strength)
  • Impeller - bronze class 85-5-5-5
  • Corrosion resistant, powder coated epoxy finish
  • Oil-filled, hermetically-sealed, automatic reset thermal overload protected motor
  • Upper and lower ball bearing running in bath of oil
  • Carbon and ceramic shaft seal
  • No screens to clog
  • Neoprene square ring and gasket
  • Stainless steel screws, bolts, float rod, handle, guard, arm and seal assembly
  • Passes 3/4 in (19 mm) spherical solids
  • 1-1/2 in NPT discharge with 2 or 3 in flange available
  • Automatic units available with float-operated, submersible, 2-pole mechanical switch
  • On point - 14-3/4 in, off point - 5 in
  • 100% of units are computerized tested