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Liberty Pumps SJ10A Series SumpJet Water-Powered Backup Pump with Indoor Alarm SCA120 Confirm the standard drain opening
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Liberty Pumps SJ10A Series SumpJet Water Powered Backup Pump with Indoor Alarm SCA120 Confirm the standard drain opening Confirm the standard drain opening and compare the matte black finish with the sink model before ordering Designed for residential and light commercial applications Model SJ10A (SJ10 Series) ALM 2 1 Alarm Motor Power 1 3 HP Voltage Phase 115V 60 Hz (standard) Discharge 1 1 2" Maximum Head ~25 ft (depending on model variant) Max Flow ~35 GPM (at low head) Lift Out Design Includes quick disconnect for removal from sump Motor Protection Thermal overload internal protection What’s Included Note: Performance curves vary by model variant — check Liberty’s specification sheet for exact head vs flow data
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