Automatic Cast Iron Ejector Pump

Liberty's LE70-series is a 3/4 hp sewage pump with 2" solids-handling capability. It is a very popular automatic sewage, dewatering and effulent ejector pump. Constructed of heavy cast iron with a tough epoxy powder coat finish, stainless steel fasteners and rotor shaft, the LE70 is designed for durability.

Model	List Price	Your Price	Quantity
115V, 12a, 2" Flanged LE71A2	$673.00	$467.06 Have you seen it lower?
115V, 12a, 3" Flanged LE72A3	$737.00	$511.48 Have you seen it lower?

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Automatic sewage, dewatering & effulent ejector pump

Liberty's LE70-series is a 3/4 hp sewage pump with 2" solids-handling capability.

Constructed of heavy cast iron with a tough epoxy powder coat finish, stainless steel fasteners and rotor shaft, the LE70 is designed for durability.

LE70 Series is designed with a quick-disconnect cord design allows for easy interchange of power cords in 10'and 25' lengths.

Available in 2" or 3" discharge configurations and a wide range of voltages.

208-230v Automatic Cast Iron Ejector Pump

Features
• 3/4 hp - 208 - 230v, 6 amp. 1725 RPM Motor
• Automatic sewage / dewatering, and effulent,ejector pump
• 2" Solids-Handling 2" or 3" Flanged Discharge
• Heavy cast iron construction with a tough epoxy powder coat finish
• Impeller - 2 vane, cast iron, semi-open design, capable of passing a 2 inch sperical solid
• Oil filled, thermally protected motor
• All stainless steel fasteners
• Stainless steel rotor shaft
• 10' UL approved power cord standard with quick-disconnected design, allows replacement of cord in seconds without breaking seals to motor (20' optional cord is available - extra charge).
• Float Switch - Mercury-free adjustable mechanical switch sealed in a PVC float with series plug for manual bypass operation.
• Seal - The Shaft seal is constructed of carbon/ceramic unitized design, with BUNA N elastomers and stainless housings

Dimensions:
• Height: 14.1"
• Major Width: 12.5"
• Maximum fluid temperature 145 degrees F.

Performance Data

Total Dynamic Head in Feet *	Gallons Per Minute
10'	120
15'	88
20'	60
24'	30
28'	0

*Q: What is TDH (Total Dynamic Head)?

A: TDH or Total Dynamic Head is a combination of two components – Static Head and Friction Head – and is expressed in feet. Static head is the actual vertical distance measured from the minimum water level in the basin to the highest point in the discharge piping. Friction head is the additional head created in the discharge system due to resistance to flow within its components.

Last Updated: 8/15/2008 10:18:28 AM
Store ID: 150019
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