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Pondmaster Magnetic Drive Utility Pump, 2400 GPH
Description
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The Pondmaster Model 2400 pump is a powerful, compact magnetically-driven pump that is both reliable and energy-efficient. These pumps can be used either submersed or in-line and are perfect for any saltwater or freshwater application. This compact, powerful pump produces 2400 GPH flow, using only 237 watts of power. it has a maximum pumping height of 17 feet. 1 inch FPT inlet, 1 inch MPT outlet. 18 ft power cord.
- - Durable design engineered to last and operates submerged or in-line
- - 5 year limited warranty and UL listed/certified
- - Rigid pre-filter included
- - 18' grounded power cord
Specifications
| SKU | 2770287 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | Pondmaster |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Additional Features
| Personalized Item flag | No |
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