Barracuda® Primary and Battery Back Up System

BRAND: Barracuda

This powerful 1/2-horsepower cast iron sump pump has the added security of a battery-operated backup system, and features vertical float switches. It has a high output of 4,200 gallons per hour, an energy-efficient primary pump motor, and is UL listed.

FEATURES:

Split capacity motors require less amp draw, which means these continuous-duty motors run cooler and give you more power while using less energy

Backup system is designed to work with a 12V deep cycle marine or RV battery (sold separately)

Pre-assembled kit easily connects to a new or pre-existing discharge line

Primary pump features a 1/2-HP, 12V, 7.6-amp AC motor

Backup pump features a 12V DC motor, tough thermoplastic construction, 1-1/4" MIP or 1-1/2" MIP discharge, thermoplastic impeller, and vertical float switch

Includes an electronics control panel (with indicator lights), 87 decibel alarm (with mute setting), thermoplastic battery box, battery (terminals included), and a low-battery alarm

12V deep cycle battery (sold separately)

Features PVC piping with 2 full flow check valves, and an AC charger with a 10’ power cord

Pumps up 1,380 gallons per hour and handles up to 1/8" solids

Features tough cast iron construction, a thermoplastic impeller, vertical float switch, and 1-1/2” FIP discharge

Pumps up to 4,200 gallons per hour and handles solids up to 1/2"

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