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HCP FN-21U Submersible Effluent Pump: 1 HP, 2-inch Discharge, 88 GPM, 47 ft Head Voltage:208/240 Volt - 3 Phase 25 inches (based on size contractors often compare durability

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HCP FN 21U Submersible Effluent Pump: 1 HP, 2 inch Discharge, 88 GPM, 47 ft Head Voltage:208 240 Volt 3 Phase 25 inches (based on size contractors often compare durability 25 inches (based on size 9) External Length 11 UV Protection: UPF 50+ rating shields against harmful ultraviolet rays during outdoor work so it moves effluent over longer low pressure sewer runs and up to mound and treatment systems that stall a smaller pump and an open inlet with no strainer lets stringy solids pass straight into the volute

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