Liberty Pumps® LSGX200 Series LSGX202A High-Head Grinder Pump, 208 to 230 V, 2 hp, 3450 rpm Speed, Cast Iron

Description

Liberty Pumps® High-Head Grinder Pump, Series: LSGX200 Series, 208 to 230 V, 60 Hz, 2 hp, 3450 rpm Speed, 39 gpm, 1 ph-Phase, 1-1/4 in Discharge, 140 deg F, 12-1/2 in L x 19-1/2 in H, Maximum Feet of Head: 185 ft, Impeller Material: Stainless Steel, Cast Iron

Liberty's two-stage LSGX Series Omnivore grinders meet the demanding needs of commercial and residential sewage applications where difficult solids-handling ability is crucial. The LSGX features patented V-Slice cutter technology. This superior cutting system, made of 440 hardened stainless steel, shears rags, jeans, wipes, diapers, sanitary napkins and other debris into a fine slurry. The two-stage design provides higher-pressure with maximum head capabilities to 185 ft. This performance allows installation of a centrifugal grinder where only progressive cavity designs were previously used in LPS systems. Applications include individual or groups of homes, motels, schools, shopping centers, lakefront developments and systems requiring pressure pumping of waste. Other features include a one-piece cast iron volute and motor housing, Quick-connect power cord for field serviceability and a 3 years limited warranty from last bill-of-sale.

Features

• The LSGX Omnivore® 2-Stage grinder pump features patented V-Slice® cutter technology This new innovation provides more cuts per revolution for superior shredding performance in demanding sewage applications The hardened stainless steel cutting system provides in excess of 370000 cuts/min and aggressively shreds jeans, shop rags, diapers, sanitary napkins and other difficult solids into a fine slurry A unique open volute design eliminates the cutwater improving solids flow and reducing potential jamming of material in the volute One-piece cast iron body, quick-disconnect power cord, twin stainless steel impellers and dual shaft seals Capacitors are integral to the pump, eliminating the need for an expensive control panel 140 deg F fluid temperature

Resources