Can I use the drain for my washing machine and put a "Y" PVC piping in and drain both the washing machine and the sump pump?
1781090
The pump is enought for the washer machine but I don't know what else you are planing to hook to it, keep in mind that the tank is only a 3 gallon tank, and the water must go inside the tank for pump to pumped it out.
92438
Yes it will work. Once you install your pump don't run your washer through diagnostics. Just run your washer in one of the wash cycles before putting any clothes in it.
774467
I wouldn't think so because a sewage pump has a lot of power. It has to liquidize the sewage. A washing machine is just trying to get the water out of the tub. This unit is for a basement type pump where there is serious elevation of the water required. I cant see a washing machine be capable of pumping higher than a few feet anyway. (??)
203250
The drain connects to 2" pipe, either PVC of ABS. Be sure to use an appropriate cement - either PVC to ABS od PVC to PVC
1169777
The only thing that would make me hesitant about doing that is the lack of head pressure on the impellers, and collecting silt through the intake. You need head pressure to keep the impellers from bouncing up and down inside the pump housing, which could in turn damage the impellers to the point of pump failure. I would recommend a sump pump or even a trash pump for your needs.
1514457
yes but it will take a very very long time, take the volume of the pool and the hose size 3/4 inch and multiply. Unless time is not of essence. It would be better to use a 1 1/2 sump drain pump which is not that much more expensive. when the pool gets down to a couple inches of water then use the zoeller pump to remove the remainng water.
1323773
Drain water from a washing machine is considered "greywater" and this well can certainly be used for it. "Blackwater," (which is sewage) is not allowed. Note: this has nothing to do with the color of the water, but rather the classification of the material being drained. Hope this helps....
524652
I wish I could answer your question, check your machine model and series number, it may be fitted. My machine is Whirlpool. Amazon will tell you what number of Drain Pump. Good luck
718562
The short answer is "yes", otherwise the "source" liquid you are trying to pump can't get started when you turn the pump on. Also, the machine generates a lot of suction and after cleaning up a mess from failed garden hose collapsing and connections leaking, found that a set of washing machine hoses were sturdy enough to hold up.
1628144
No, you supply 2 threated adapters and your pipe would be cut and pump put inline with a little rerouting to water heater drain.
1318318
It would probably get clogged and take forever to drain. I would use a $35 1/2 HP electrical pump if you can.
896305
My pump has metal male connection, therefore I think you can. I have pvc pipe, therefore my connections match existing pipe. Thread size will probably need to be matched of course.
886975
Yes you can I use it for the basement shower and sink . Goes into a pit where it discharges 6 foot up to drain very fast . No problem
1751090
No I think you would need a separate system for a bottom drain with a seperaye pump
63678
all you need to do is to tap in underneath the sink with a fitting to the top of the sump pump.you can stick the washing machine hose right into the top of the sump area. It is where the water will drain into the sump. you do not need to build a trap. the water stays inside the sump pump and acts as its own trap. so you can have the discharge pipe go past the trap on your sink in your garage.
335942
yes you can use both holes or either or none. My output goes through the side of the sump so I don't have anything other then the cord coming through the lid. Made a clear blank for the 2nd hole so I can look inside to check on things
1030697
Yes, the hose for the high volume pump can be put on either the intake or output receptacle.