EasyPro Submersible Magnetic Drive Pump 1750 GPH

EasyPro Mag Drive Pumps stand out from the crowd in features, benefits and durability. With 16 models ranging from 200 gph to 9460 gph, EasyPro offers a model for just about any need! For low head applications Mag Drive Pumps are unbeatable and with few moving parts, their reliability is unsurpassed.

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EP1750 1750 GPH Submersible Mag Drive Pump

EasyPro Mag Drive Pumps stand out from the crowd in features, benefits and durability. With 16 models ranging from 200 gph to 9460 gph, EasyPro offers a model for just about any need! For low head applications Mag Drive Pumps are unbeatable and with few moving parts, their reliability is unsurpassed.

• Mag drive motors – super quiet and very energy efficient!
• Epoxy filled motors – no oil!
• Foam prefilter included on all pumps 200 gph through 1350 gph. Larger pumps have screened inlet but no foam.
• Flow restrictor valve included with each fountain set, 600 gph – 1350 gph fountain sets include diverter valve allowing you to run a fountain nozzle and a waterfall at one time
• We offer a three year limited warranty! EasyPro Mag Drive Pumps are built durable, over 98% of these are still running after three years!
• Free fountain set with all 200 – 1350 gph pumps
• Threaded discharge ports on all pumps for easy fitting connection

Additional Information

• Case Quantity 4
• Max Flow Rate 1750 gph
• Dimensions 9.25"L x 5.125"W x 7.125"H
• Power Cord Length 20'
• Voltage 115v
• Amps 2.046
• Watts 130 Watts
• Maximum Head 20'
• Outlet 3/4"
• Warranty 3 years

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the EasyPro 1750 GPH Submersible Magnetic Drive Pump?

The EasyPro EP1750 is a submersible magnetic drive pond pump designed for reliable, energy-efficient water circulation in ponds, small waterfalls, and other low-head water features. Its compact design and quiet operation make it a practical choice for residential pond and garden water feature applications.

2. What is the maximum flow rate of the EasyPro EP1750 pump?

The EasyPro EP1750 has a maximum rated flow rate of 1,750 gallons per hour (GPH). The actual flow rate depends on the pumping height, plumbing diameter, pipe length, fittings, and other restrictions in your water feature system.

3. What voltage does the EasyPro 1750 GPH pump require?

The EasyPro EP1750 operates on 115-volt electrical power. Check your electrical supply and the manufacturer's installation instructions before connecting the pump.

4. How many watts does the EasyPro EP1750 pond pump use?

The EasyPro EP1750 has a rated power consumption of 130 watts. Its magnetic drive design is intended to provide efficient water circulation while keeping energy use relatively low for its flow capacity.

5. What is the maximum head height of the EasyPro 1750 GPH pump?

The EasyPro EP1750 has a maximum rated head of 20 feet. Maximum head is the upper limit at which the pump can lift water, not the height at which it delivers its full 1,750 GPH flow rate. Water output decreases as head height and plumbing resistance increase.

6. Is the EasyPro EP1750 suitable for ponds and waterfalls?

Yes. The EasyPro EP1750 is suitable for compatible pond circulation systems, small waterfalls, and low-head water features. Choose the pump based on the required flow rate and the total vertical lift and plumbing resistance of your installation.

7. Can the EasyPro 1750 GPH pump be used for pond filtration?

The EasyPro EP1750 can supply water to compatible pond filtration equipment when the required flow rate and head pressure are within the pump's capabilities. Check the filter manufacturer's recommended flow range and account for resistance from hoses, fittings, and filter media.

8. What size outlet does the EasyPro EP1750 pump have?

The EasyPro EP1750 features a threaded 3/4-inch discharge outlet. Use compatible fittings and appropriately sized plumbing to help maintain efficient water flow.

9. How long is the power cord on the EasyPro EP1750?

The EasyPro 1750 GPH Submersible Mag Drive Pump includes a 20-foot power cord, providing flexibility when positioning the pump in a suitable pond or water feature installation.

10. Is the EasyPro EP1750 quiet during operation?

Yes. EasyPro Mag Drive Pumps are designed for quiet operation. Proper positioning, secure plumbing connections, and an unobstructed intake can help reduce unwanted vibration and operating noise.

11. Is the EasyPro EP1750 safe for fish ponds?

The EasyPro EP1750 uses an epoxy-filled motor without oil, helping eliminate the risk of motor oil leaking into pond water. Follow the manufacturer's instructions and maintain suitable water conditions for fish and other aquatic life.

12. Does the EasyPro 1750 GPH pump include a foam prefilter?

No. The EasyPro EP1750 has a screened inlet rather than the foam prefilter supplied with smaller models in the Mag Drive range. Regularly inspect the inlet screen and remove accumulated debris to help maintain adequate water flow.

13. Can the EasyPro EP1750 run continuously?

The EasyPro EP1750 is designed for pond and water feature circulation. Follow the manufacturer's operating instructions and installation requirements to ensure suitable operating conditions and reliable performance.

14. What warranty comes with the EasyPro EP1750 pump?

The EasyPro EP1750 comes with a three-year limited warranty. Review the manufacturer's warranty terms for coverage details, exclusions, and any installation or maintenance requirements.

15. How do I maintain the EasyPro 1750 GPH Submersible Mag Drive Pump?

Inspect the screened inlet and plumbing regularly, remove debris that may restrict water flow, and check the pump for visible damage. Always disconnect the electrical supply before cleaning or servicing the pump, and follow the official EasyPro Mag Drive Pump manual.

16. How do I choose the right EasyPro pond pump for my water feature?

To choose the right pump, calculate your required gallons per hour and total head, including vertical lift, pipe friction, fittings, and other restrictions. The EasyPro EP1750 is designed for applications needing up to 1,750 GPH under suitable low-head conditions. Review the manufacturer's performance data to estimate the flow at your actual operating height.