Dayton
Dayton 12U598 1/10 HP Submersible Pump 115V
A compact submersible pump delivers up to 950 gph at 1 ft head and 24.7 ft maximum head
- TypeDrain Components
- 1/10 HP motor delivers 950 gph at 1 ft head
- 115 V AC power draws 5.2 A for standard outlet use
- 7 ft maximum head handles deep drainage tasks
- Oil-filled motor sealing protects internals for continuous duty
- Screened intake with 3/4 in NPT discharge fits common pipe sizes
Submersible drain pump for residential use
The Dayton 12U598 is a compact submersible pump designed to remove water from sump pits, basements or utility sinks. Its zinc-alloy housing and oil-filled motor provide corrosion resistance for continuous operation in clean or oily water. A 6 ft power cord connects to a standard 115 V outlet.
Suited for low-head drainage, not high-lift jobs
This unit suits homeowners and plumbers needing up to 950 gph at 1 ft of head for typical dewatering tasks. Buyers who need more than 24.7 ft of maximum head or higher flow at elevation should look at larger-capacity models.
1/10 hp motor delivers 950 gph at 1 ft head
The 1/10 horsepower motor draws 5.2 A and produces a maximum flow of 950 gph at 1 ft of head, falling to 758 gph at 10 ft. This single rating determines whether the pump can handle the required lift and volume.
Highlights
- 1/10 HP motor delivers 950 gph at 1 ft head
- 115 V AC power draws 5.2 A for standard outlet use
- 7 ft maximum head handles deep drainage tasks
- Oil-filled motor sealing protects internals for continuous duty
- Screened intake with 3/4 in NPT discharge fits common pipe sizes
Specifications
| Type | Drain Components |
|---|---|
| Brand | Dayton |
| Model | 12U598 |
Questions about this item
What size discharge pipe does the 12U598 need for installation?
The pump connects to a 3/4 in NPT discharge fitting so you must provide matching 3/4 in pipe or hose and a suitable adapter.
Will the 1/10 hp motor on the 12U598 run continuously on a standard 115 V circuit?
Yes, the motor draws 5.2 A at 115 V AC and is rated for continuous duty on a properly protected household circuit.
How can I confirm the 12U598 is delivering rated flow after setup?
Measure the output at the discharge; at 1 ft of head you should see about 950 gph, at 5 ft about 855 gph, and at 10 ft about 758 gph.
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