Part #: FXP11.1
Fight rancidity and foul smells in your sump pump and keep the oxygen flowing with these circulation pumps.
Bacteria thrive best when the oxygen supply is gone. When the machine is shut down for the night, the pump stops circulating coolant, traces of tramp oil float to the surface, and the oxygen supply to the fluid is cut off. This is the best time for bacteria to grow.
Your coolant’s health is dependent upon whether it can “breathe”. Using an aeration device when the machine pump is shut down is a simple, yet very effective method of keeping bacteria at bay and your coolant healthy.
The Zebra circulation pump uses oil-rated tubing and diffusers that will not degrade in our coolant environment.
| wdt_ID | Part Number | Description | Application | Capacity | Electrical | Dimensions (LxWxH) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | FXP11.1 | Centrifugal Pump | 101-250 gal sump | 5 gpm | 110V | 4" x 3 " x 4 " (100 x 76 x 100 mm) |
| 2 | FXP3.1E | Centrifugal Pump | 101-250 gal sump | 3 gpm | 220V | 4" x 3 " x 3 " (100 x 76 x 76 mm) |
For sumps or tanks below 100 gallon, use the Zebra Oxygenator.
Smelly Sump?
Get some odor control tablets now to tame the stink while your Circulation Pump and Oxygenator/Aerator are beginning their work.
