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Automatic pumping with a wide-angle float. The Ashland PS33W (PS33W1-10) is a 1/3 HP thermoplastic submersible sump pump that uses a wide-angle tethered float switch - the float swings out and back around the pump to switch it on and off, which suits wider basins. Its piggyback plug lets you unplug the float and run the pump manually when you need to. Corrosion-resistant thermoplastic build with an aluminum motor housing.
What It Is For
- Automatically pumps water from sump pits, drained pools, vaults, or flooded areas.
- 1/3 HP moves up to 58 GPM with up to 22 ft of lift (max head).
- Wide-angle tethered float switch, ideal for wider basins; piggyback plug allows manual operation.
Specifications
- Motor: 1/3 HP, 115V, continuous-duty PSC
- Max flow: 58 GPM; max head: 22 ft
- Discharge: 1-1/2 in.
- Passes solids up to 3/8 in.
- Switch: wide-angle tethered float with piggyback plug (automatic or manual)
- Power cord: 10 ft
- Corrosion-resistant thermoplastic volute; aluminum motor housing; vortex impeller
How to Use It
- Set the pump flat on the bottom of the sump pit or basin, leaving room for the float to swing freely.
- Connect a 1-1/2 in. discharge pipe or hose and route it to drain.
- Plug into a grounded 115V outlet (GFCI recommended). Leave the float plugged into the piggyback for automatic operation, or bypass it to run manually.
- Keep the intake and float path clear of debris.
PS33V vs PS33W
- PS33V uses a vertical float switch - compact, good for narrow pits.
- PS33W uses a wide-angle tethered float - better for wider basins - and allows manual operation via its piggyback plug.
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