Sump cleaner dispenser suction lift relates to the CECOR Sump Shark pumping depth and ability to pump higher viscosity fluids.
The combination units have the same suction lift as the sump cleaner itself. As you can see, from the chart below, the power source of the CECOR Sump Shark® sump cleaner is the best indicator of the suction lift. Fluid never goes through the combination units pump because our pumps create a negative pressure in our sump cleaner to produce the sump cleaners suction lift and forces the fluid & sludge into our filter system. The suction lift is measured in inches of mercury. 1″ of mercury is equivalent to moving roughly 13.5″ inches of water through a column at 0 °C. The table below shows our suction lift and pump out capabilities by power source:
Combination Sump Cleaner Dispenser
| Model | Power Source | Suction Lift “Hg | Suction Lift “wc | Pump Out | Twin Tanks Capacity Of Each |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CA5 | Air | 26"
660mm |
350"
8890mm |
6 PSI
41.37kPa |
Gallons: 60 | 100 | 150 | 200 | 250 | 300
Liters: 224 | 378 | 567 | 757 | 1135 |
CE10 | 1-phase electric | 17"
431mm |
231"
5867mm |
6 PSI
41.37kPa |
Gallons: 60 | 100 | 150 | 200 | 250 | 300
Liters: 224 | 378 | 567 | 757 | 1135 |
| CE30 | 3-phase electric | 13″
330mm |
177″
4495mm |
6 PSI
41.37kPa |
Gallons: 60
Liters: 224 |
| CE50 | 3-phase electric | 13″
330mm |
177″
4495mm |
6 PSI
41.37kPa |
Gallons: 100 | 150 | 200 | 250 | 300
Liters: 378 | 567 | 757 | 1135 |
| CP50 | Propane | 13″
330mm |
177″
4495mm |
6 PSI
41.37kPa |
Gallons: 100 | 150 | 200 | 250 | 300
Liters: 378 | 567 | 757 | 1135 |
Unit of measurement for pressure
The pressure exerted by a column of mercury 1 inch (25.4 mm) in height at the standard acceleration of gravity.
- "Hg measures the number of inches of Mercury
- "wc measures the number of inches of Water
CECOR Sump Shark® has the necessary suction lift and built in efficiency to help you clean your sumps faster, better, safer & smarter!