Dayton
Dayton 3YU54 1/6 HP 115V Plug-In Utility Pump
A 1/6 HP plug-in utility pump moves up to 16.7 gpm at 5 ft head for residential drainage
- TypeDrain Components
- Moves up to 16.7 gpm at 5 ft head
- Delivers 11 gpm at 10 ft head for moderate lift
- Handles 6.7 gpm at 15 ft head in deeper sumps
- Polypropylene body with carbon-ceramic seal resists corrosion
- 1/6 HP motor runs on standard 115 V AC power
1/6 HP 115 V Plug-In Utility Pump
The Dayton 3YU54 is a plug-in utility pump rated at 1/6 HP for 115 V AC operation. It draws 2.1 amps and uses a polypropylene body with a polyamide impeller and a carbon-ceramic shaft seal. The unit has a 1-1/4 inch MNPT discharge and no integrated switch.
Upgrade From Manual Bailing or Gravity Drains
This pump replaces hand bailing or passive gravity drainage in sump pits of at least 18 inches diameter. The jump is worth it when you need automatic water removal up to a maximum head of 20 feet with flow rates of 16.7 gpm at 5 feet, 11 gpm at 10 feet and 6.7 gpm at 15 feet.
Suits Residential Sump And Transfer Duties
It suits homeowners who need a compact pump for clear water with solids no larger than 1/8 inch and liquid temperatures up to 104 degrees F. Buyers who require an integrated float switch, higher solids handling or greater flow at higher head should look at other models.
Highlights
- Moves up to 16.7 gpm at 5 ft head
- Delivers 11 gpm at 10 ft head for moderate lift
- Handles 6.7 gpm at 15 ft head in deeper sumps
- Polypropylene body with carbon-ceramic seal resists corrosion
- 1/6 HP motor runs on standard 115 V AC power
Specifications
| Type | Drain Components |
|---|---|
| Brand | Dayton |
| Model | 3YU54 |
Questions about this item
What size discharge pipe does the 1-1/4 in MNPT outlet connect to?
The pump has a 1-1/4 inch male NPT discharge; use a matching female NPT fitting or adapter to join your pipework.
How do I wire the 115V motor since no switch is included?
Connect the plug to a 115 V AC supply rated for at least 2.1 amps and control the pump with an external float switch or manual switch.
How often should I check the carbon-ceramic shaft seal for wear?
Inspect the seal at least once a year; replace it if you see leakage around the motor shaft or a drop in flow at the rated head values.
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