Jabsco 6050-0013 - Utility Pump - 3/4 HP 115/230Volts TEFC Nitrile

Article YS-J6050-0013

1-2 weeks delivery time
Price incl. 19% VAT

ASK FOR QUOTE

Our managers will contact you and clarify the terms of the order

The Jabsco 6050-0013 is a powerful and versatile utility pump designed for general transfer pumping tasks. It features a 3/4 horsepower motor and a durable nitrile impeller, making it efficient and reliable. The pump can handle a flow rate of 23 gallons per minute and is capable of self-priming with a suction lift of up to 10 feet. It also includes an 8-foot cord and plug for easy connection to power sources. Recommended for vertical mounting, this pump can tolerate debris and operate continuously with a discharge pressure of up to 20 psi. However, it's important to avoid running it dry to prevent damage to the impeller.

Description
Ask a Question

Jabsco 6050-0013 - Utility Pump - 3/4 HP 115/230 Volts TEFC Nitrile

The Jabsco 6050-0013 is a versatile utility pump designed for various general transfer pumping tasks. This pump is equipped with a bronze flexible impeller and a durable nitrile impeller, ensuring efficient and reliable performance.

Key features of the Jabsco 6050-0013 include:
- Lip type seal and 1-inch NPT female ports.
- Powered by a 3/4 horsepower motor running at 1725 RPM.
- Operates on 115/230 volts, 1 phase, and 60 HZ with a TEFC (Totally Enclosed Fan Cooled) motor.
- Includes an 8-foot cord and plug for easy connection to power sources.
- Self-priming capability with a suction lift of up to 10 feet when dry and up to 22 feet when primed.
- Oil-resistant nitrile impeller is standard; suitable for liquid temperatures from 50°F to 180°F (10°C to 83°C).
The pump can handle a flow rate of 23 gallons per minute and is designed to tolerate debris. It can be mounted in any position without losing efficiency, though vertical mounting with the pump head down is suggested. The location of the intake and discharge ports is determined by the motor shaft rotation, with the intake on the right when viewed from the pump end cover.

For continuous operation, the discharge pressure should not exceed 20 psi. It's important to avoid running the pump dry, as lack of liquid can damage the impeller.