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Expert Recommended AccessoriesSelected by Jim, our Expert
Required Accessories9
These accessories are required to properly setup/install this product.
Optional Accessories10
Features
Inlet Size
N/A
Style
Trash
GPM
150 Gallons
Submersible Trash Pump
Easily handles leaves, debris, and solids up to 2"
1-HP 11.1-Amp Motor (47-Amp Starting)
Continuous duty rated, capable of pumping 9000 GPH @ 0'
Stainless Steel Casing
Lightweight & durable design resists corrosion
Built-In Thermal Protection w/ Automatic Reset
Turns off the power supply in case of overload
Non-Mercury Float Switch
Provides reliable automatic operation
Single Channel Stainless Steel Impeller
Heavy duty design built to pass solids
Tandem Mechanical Carbon/Ceramic Seals
Extends the useful life of the pump
25' Cord
Heavy duty design built to withstand the elements
1-Year Residential & Commercial Warranty
California residents see
Warning: This product can expose you to chemicals including 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
Is the discharge threaded?
Douglas
from Florida
October 24, 2020
Answer
The discharge will have 2" NPT female threading.
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Will a 20-amp circuit handle this pump?
Michael F.
from Florida
May 08, 2018
Answer
While most manufacturers will list the running and starting amps for their pumps, they also recommend that all electrical connections be done in accordance with the National Electrical Code (NEC) and all state and local codes.
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Can this pump handle small debris in heavy rain and flooding with a 5 gallon basin?
Dave R.
from Alabama
February 07, 2017
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That Honda WSP100 is a great pump but it's also a good sized pump and will definitely require a larger basin. That said, I would recommend a minimum 18" wide by 30" deep basin like the ones listed below. The larger the better as it will minimize the pump cycle rates. TOPP Polyethylene Sewage Basin (18"x 30") w/ 4" Inlet Grommet Model: B24001 TOPP Structual Foam Sewage Basin (18"x 30") w/ 4" Inlet Grommet Model: E3-24001
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what temp is this pump rated for
Tim P
from California
October 08, 2013
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Thank you for your interest in Water Pumps Direct. The Honda model WSP100AA is rated for a maximum temperature of 104 degrees(F).
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What is the measurement in inches from the bottom floor to the suction minimum for the WSP100-AAA?
Cullen Cooper
from California
May 21, 2013
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On the Honda model WSP100, the actual opening or clearance from the bottom of the pump to the top of the pump inlet is exactly 2".
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Jose, I am wanting to use this pump (Honda WSP100AA - 150 gpm) as a sump pump for mostly rainwater to pump water from the safe side (inside) of a floodwall to protect a commercial building. The concrete floodwall will be approximately 6' from the outside of the builing leaving a sidewalk access around the building. Would you recommend this pump for this application. Thanks.
Jordan Horne
from Louisiana
March 07, 2013
Answer
Thank you for visiting Water Pumps Direct. The Honda WSP100AA is probably one of the best electric submersible pumps that you can buy. Since you are installing outdoors and there is the possibility of some small debris getting into the pump, the Honda or TSURUMI Trash pumps would be a good option for you. The main difference in the 2 brands are that the Honda pumps have a higher pumping capacity and an open bottom to the pump impeller and the Tsurumi pumps typically max out at 60 GPM and offers a bit more protection from larger debris getting into the pump inlet or impeller.
If you have additional questions, pleas don't hesitate to contact me.
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