Little Giant has a wide range of utility pumps for applications such as basement, pool, sump or water heater dewatering, water transfer applications and others.
About Little Giant Utility Pumps
Utility pumps manufactured by Little Giant are characterized by the intermittent operation mode, which indicates that the pump can only be run in cycles, with adequate cool-off time allowed. Typical uses of these utility pumps include dewatering basements, draining water heaters or water storage tanks, removing water from pool covers or simply transferring water from one location to another.
Little Giant Utility Pump Series Comparison Chart
Series
Operation
Type
HP
Voltage
Cord
Discharge
Material
5-ASP
Automatic
Submersible
1/6
115V
10ft, 18ft, 25ft
1" FNPT, 3/4" garden hose
Aluminum
5-MSP
Manual
360
Non-Submersible
1/10
115V, 12VDC
6 ft
3/8" FNPT, 3/4" garden hose
Stainless Steel, Brass
UPSP
1/2
115V
10 ft
3/4" FNPT, 3/4" garden hose
Cast Iron
BPLA
Submersible
1/10
12VDC
4.5 ft
3/8" or 1/2" MNPT
Thermoplastic
Lead Notification
This product does not meet the new low-lead criteria defined in Safe Drinking Water Act
and cannot be used for potable water applications,
including for drinking and cooking. This product can be used for non-potable water
applications only.
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