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submersible effluent & sewage pumps rl series - Red Lion

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INSTALLATION1. WARNING -ELECTRICAL PRECAUTIONSBefore installation, check the national and localelectrical and plumbing codes/ordinances.... A pumpintended for use in a septic tank/sump or <strong>sewage</strong>installation requires that the tank/sump MUST BEVENTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH LOCAL PLUMB-ING CODES, and is NOT TO BE INSTALLED INLOCATIONS CLASSIFIED AS HAZARDOUS INACCORDANCE WITH THE NATIONAL ELECTRI-CAL CODE ANSI / NFPA 70-1990.These regulations are for your safety and protection.2. LOCATION:Installation of the pump must be made in a locationthat:a) Has adequate room for servicing and is of adequatesize (see page 5).b) Location is protected from freezing.c) Will require minimum lengths of piping to keepfriction losses as low as possible.d) Refer to Fig. 2 below for typical effl uent/<strong>sewage</strong>installation with automatic operation.Fig. 2TYPICAL EFFLUENT/SEWAGE SUMP INSTALLATIONAutomatic single phase 115 volt units illustratedIn FlowGround Fault Interrupter ProtectedCircuit 115 volt confi guration to matchyour pump 'Single Phase Only.' Locateminimum of 4' above fl oor level.See separate instructions for threephase models.ScumSwitch cord piggyback plug(automatic models only).Check ValveSeptic TankChamberPumpPowerCordBaffl eReliefHoleDischargeUnionTank VentTank/Basin sizeSee Table 1 on page 52" Discharge PipeSTARTSee separateinstructions withswitch for mountingand operation.The free lengthof cable mustbe at least 4" toallow free movementof the fl oat.'PumpableVolume 'START/STOP(See page 5)Must be atleast 24"3

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