Franklin Electric E-Series 1/2 HP, 20 GPM Septic Effluent Pump with Float
Franklin ElectricKey Features Specs Warranty Ideal for effluent pumping applications. Stainless steel or thermoplastic discharge and motor bracket are tough a...
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Franklin Electric E-Series 1/2 HP, 20 GPM Septic Effluent Pump
Franklin ElectricKey Features Specs Warranty Ideal for effluent pumping applications. Stainless steel or thermoplastic discharge and motor bracket are tough a...
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Little Giant WE20G05P4-21 High Head Effluent Pump, 1/2hp, 160ft. Max
Franklin ElectricKey Features Specs Warranty When in the market for a High Head Effluent Pump, Little Giant is one of the most reliable companies. Their produc...
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Little Giant WE20G05P4-21 High Head Effluent Pump with Float
Franklin ElectricKey Features Specs Warranty When in the market for a High Head Effluent Pump, Little Giant is one of the most reliable companies. Their prod...
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Schaefer E Series Effluent Septic Tank Pump with Float
Franklin ElectricKey Features Specs Warranty A mid-suction aerobic septic pump takes in water at the middle of the pump, a proven design that reduces the chan...
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Schaefer E Series Effluent Septic Tank Pump
Franklin ElectricKey Features Specs Warranty With the screen located in the middle, solid material settles out, allowing the pump’s intake screen to remain cle...
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Overview
Franklin Electric septic pumps are some of the best septic effluent pumps on the market. They have long lifespans and are very durable. Franklin has been making submersible motors for over 50 years many of their pumps can last as long as 15 years.
Reliability
These pumps are built for constant use, so you should be able to find one that has enough strength for your septic system. You can find Franklin Electric effluent pumps on septic systems across the United States.
Installation
Franklin pumps need to be installed in tanks that have been cleaned out beforehand. You also need to change the float when replacing a septic pump, because the switch will wear out as it ages. Also, all high head effluent pumps have 1 1/4 NPT threads, the national standard pipe fitting. Since this is very common in the industry, you won't have to change anything on the PVC connections when connecting your new pump.