Dayton
Dayton 5PXY0 1/2 hp 115V portable utility pump
Portable centrifugal pump delivers up to 41 gpm at 5 ft head and 6 gpm at 40 ft, with a 46 ft maximum head and 1 in NPT connections
- TypeDrain Components
- ½ hp motor delivers 41 gpm at 5 ft head
- 38 gpm at 10 ft head handles moderate lift
- 32 gpm at 20 ft head maintains usable flow
- 1 in NPT ports fit standard plumbing connections
- Open drip-proof enclosure protects motor in damp areas
Portable 1/2 hp utility pump
The Dayton 5PXY0 is a single-phase centrifugal pump rated at 1/2 hp and 115V AC. It delivers up to 41 gpm at 5 ft of head and 6 gpm at 40 ft of head. The aluminum housing and open dripproof motor suit portable water-transfer tasks. California Proposition 65 warnings apply for cancer and reproductive harm.
Check inlet and outlet fit
Verify that your plumbing uses 1 in NPT connections on both intake and discharge sides. The pump requires a 115V AC supply and single-phase power. Maximum head reaches 46 ft, so confirm the lift height matches the application. No other pipe sizes or voltage options are supported.
Open motor runs warm and audible
The open dripproof enclosure allows airflow through the motor, so expect noticeable motor noise and warm surfaces during operation. Flow drops from 38 gpm at 10 ft to 32 gpm at 20 ft of head. Plan for ventilation and keep the unit dry above the housing. Power draw follows the 1/2 hp rating at 115V.
Highlights
- ½ hp motor delivers 41 gpm at 5 ft head
- 38 gpm at 10 ft head handles moderate lift
- 32 gpm at 20 ft head maintains usable flow
- 1 in NPT ports fit standard plumbing connections
- Open drip-proof enclosure protects motor in damp areas
Specifications
| Type | Drain Components |
|---|---|
| Brand | Dayton |
| Model | 5PXY0 |
Questions about this item
What comes in the box with the 5PXY0 pump, and do I need to buy the 1 inch NPT intake or discharge fittings separately?
The pump includes the 1/2 hp motor and aluminum housing with 1 inch NPT intake and discharge ports. Pipe, hose and fittings to connect to those ports are not included.
Should I choose the pump based on the 41 gpm at 5 ft head or the 6 gpm at 40 ft head for my application?
Use the 41 gpm at 5 ft head for low-lift, high-volume transfer. Use the 6 gpm at 40 ft head when you must push water to 46 ft maximum head.
What does the 46 ft maximum head mean when the pump is installed in a real system?
At 46 ft of head the flow drops to zero. Expect 32 gpm at 20 ft, 35 gpm at 15 ft, 38 gpm at 10 ft and 6 gpm at 40 ft of head.
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