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Dayton Below 1/2 HP Pond & Waterfall Pump - Below 1/2 HP Pond & Waterfall Pumps
DaytonBelow 1/2 HP Pond & Waterfall Pumps

Dayton Below 1/2 HP Pond & Waterfall Pump

The Dayton Pond Pump (SKU 3G-OTH-92672) is a below 1/2 HP pond and garden pump with a 1/5 hp motor, 115V AC nameplate voltage, and a 2 in NPT discharge connection. Its housing is constructed from nylon with 45% glass…

SKU 3G-OTH-92672

Brand
Dayton
Item
Below 1/2 HP Pond & Waterfall Pump
Category
Below 1/2 HP Pond & Waterfall Pumps
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Hazardous material
Not classified as hazardous
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Technical Specifications

Dayton
Type
Nylon with 45% Glass Fiber/Stainless Steel housing
AC
115V
UNSPSC
40151510
Max Head
19.7 ft
Pump Type
Pond and Garden Pump
Horsepower
1/5 hp Horsepower Horsepower (HP) is the measurement of a pump motor’s output power. It expresses the rate at which the motor works to operate the pump.
Cord Length
20 ft
Intake Type
Screened
Catalog Page
N/A
Seal Material
Carbon; Ceramic; Nitrile Butadiene Rubber
Discharge Size
2 in
Discharge Type
NPT
Overall Height
6.9 in
Overall Length
16 in
Country of Origin
Taiwan (subject to change)
Impeller Material
Nylon with 30% Glass Fiber
Nameplate Voltage
115V AC Nameplate Voltage The pump voltage as inscribed on the pump's nameplate. The voltage class (nominal voltage) required to operate the pump may differ slightly from the nameplate voltage.
Product Description
Pond and waterfall pumps with a motor below 1/2 HP achieve varying flow rates at lower heads.
Discharge Connection
2 in NPT
Maximum Feet of Head
19.7 ft Maximum Feet of Head The maximum vertical distance the pump can push fluid through pipe from the liquid source. To convert to maximum pump pressure (psi), divide maximum feet of head by 2.31.
Pump Housing Material
Stainless Steel; Nylon with 45% Glass Fiber
Maximum Flow Rate @ 5 Feet of Head
51 gpm
Maximum Flow Rate @ 10 Feet of Head
38 gpm
Maximum Flow Rate @ 15 Feet of Head
22 gpm

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3G Electric (S) Pte. Ltd. — Singapore

Product Description

The Dayton Pond Pump (SKU 3G-OTH-92672) is a below 1/2 HP pond and garden pump with a 1/5 hp motor, 115V AC nameplate voltage, and a 2 in NPT discharge connection. Its housing is constructed from nylon with 45% glass fiber and stainless steel, and it delivers a maximum head of 19.7 ft.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Dayton pond pump used for?

The Dayton pond pump is designed for pond and garden water circulation, such as powering waterfalls or fountains. Its 1/5 hp motor and 19.7 ft max head make it suitable for small to medium decorative water features. The nylon with 45% glass fiber and stainless steel housing resists corrosion in outdoor environments.

What are the specifications of the Dayton pond pump?

The Dayton is a 1/5 hp pond pump with a 115V AC nameplate voltage. It has a 2 in NPT discharge connection and a maximum head of 19.7 ft. The pump housing is made of nylon with 45% glass fiber and stainless steel. It is classified as a below 1/2 HP pond and garden pump.

Where to buy the Dayton pond pump worldwide?

You can source the Dayton pond pump through 3G Electric, a global industrial equipment distributor. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to worldwide destinations. Contact us for availability and lead time; we provide reliable sourcing for this Dayton pump model.

How to install the Dayton pond pump?

Install the Dayton pump on a stable, level surface near the pond. Connect the 2 in NPT discharge to your plumbing, ensuring a secure seal. Wire the 115V AC motor per local electrical codes, using a GFCI-protected circuit. Prime the pump before startup and check for leaks. Follow generic pond pump best practices for placement and maintenance.

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3G Electric supplies Dayton below 1/2 hp pond & waterfall pumps. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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