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Honda WDP30XK1AT - 80 GPM (3") Diaphragm Water Pump
Alerts you or shuts engine down if oil reaches an unsafe level
Helps to prevent engine seizure due to a low oil condition
Die-Cast Aluminum Case, Air Cushion Chamber & "Rock Channel"
Prevents case damage & allows this pump to easily pass solids
Rugged Neoprene Diaphragm w/ Nylon Insert
Provides the ability to pass solids up to 2.4"
"Run Dry" Design
Perfect when low volume, run dry operation is required
Stand Wheel Kit & Handle
Makes this pump easy to move around
Heavy Duty Frame
Provides a sturdy base for the motor and pump
EPA Approved & CARB Compliant
3-Year Residential & Commercial Warranty
California residents see
Warning: This product can expose you to chemicals including Carbon monoxide which is known to the State of California to cause Developmental Harm, and Soots, tars, and mineral oils (untreated and mildly treated oils and used engine oils) which is known to the State of California to cause Cancer.
Product QuestionsAnswered by Jim, the Water Pump Expert
At 40 gpm what is the psi rating for the Honda WDP30XK1AT 3" pump?
Adesco
from Nevada
June 02, 2014
Answer
Since this is a positive displacement instead of a centrifugal pump, the flow cannot be severely restricted or dead-headed. Doing so will result in very high pressure and will damage the pump. This is why the pump curve looks different than a normal centrifugal pump curve and begins at 45 gpm instead of 0 gpm.
The maximum pressure allowed inside the pump case is 22 psi - this is equivalent to about 50 ft head and at this pressure, the pump delivers about 45 gallons per minute.
In other words, this is the minimum allowable flow rate with the throttle lever in the fast position. Remember, if there's no hose on the discharge port, the pump pressure will be near zero and the discharge will be about
80 gpm. But as the discharge head increases (by increasing hose length, reducing hose diameter, or increasing static discharge head), the pressure inside the pump will increase; the maximum allowed is 22 psi (50 ft head) and the discharge volume would be about 45 gpm at this pressure. Of course, the user can reduce to 40 gpm or less by reducing the moving the throttle lever to a slower engine speed.
If you have additional questions, please let me know.
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I am in the plumbing business and maintain a water district, so I am looking for a diaphragm pump that is best suited for fixing leaks when the water can't be shut off. I am looking at Honda WDP30XK1AT and the Subaru PTX301D. There isn't much price difference, so which do you suggest? Overall, I am looking for a pump that will stand up to the abuse over the years and has replacement parts readily available if needed. Thanks
Adrian Briles
from Kansas
January 27, 2014
Answer
Thank you for your interest in Water Pumps Direct. Both pumps are of excellent quality and should handle some field abuse. The Subaru model is a bit more protected with the roll cage frame and the Honda does have the installed wheel kit for easier mobility. Obtaining replacement parts for both units should be fairly easy too. If you care to verify that fact, you could call the manufacturer tech support line at the phone numbers listed below.
Honda - 770-497-6400
Subaru - 800-277-6246
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