Check Compatibility

Compatibility & Runtime Check

Check Your Pump. Estimate Runtime. Order With Confidence.

Enter the voltage and rated current from your sump pump nameplate to check compatibility and estimate how long PUMP PARTNER can support your pump during a power outage.

Compatible with many common residential sump pump brands Compatible with many common residential sump pump brands
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Additional Compatibility

Already Have a Backup System? PUMP PARTNER Can Usually Work Alongside It.

If your sump system already includes a DC backup pump charger or a high-water alarm, these low-power accessories can usually be used together with PUMP PARTNER.

Examples of DC backup sump pump systems and high-water alarms
Many homeowners already have a backup setup that includes a DC backup pump charger or a high-water alarm. Because these devices usually consume very little power, they are generally a good match for the second output on PUMP PARTNER.
1

Use one output for your primary sump pump

Plug your main 115V–120V residential sump pump into one AC output so it remains protected during a utility power outage.

2

Use the second output for the charger or alarm

Plug the DC backup pump charger or the high-water alarm power supply into the second output. These are typically low-load accessories.

3

Keep your existing backup layer

This lets PUMP PARTNER protect your primary pump while your existing DC backup charger or alarm remains connected and ready.

Important: PUMP PARTNER is designed to keep a single primary residential sump pump running during power outages. The second outlet is suitable for low-power accessories, such as a DC backup charger or a high-water alarm. It is not intended to run a second full-size AC sump pump at the same time.
If you are unsure whether your current charger, alarm, or pump setup is a good match, send us a photo of the pump label and accessory labels, and we can help confirm compatibility.

Step 1

Check Compatibility & Runtime

Most standard 115V–120V residential sump pumps are a good match. Use the pump label values below for a quick compatibility and runtime estimate.

Start here: Enter your pump voltage, rated amps, and typical cycle pattern to check compatibility.
Where to find the numbers: Look for voltage and amps on the pump nameplate label. Amps may be shown as “A,” “Amps,” or “Current.”

Where to Find Voltage & Amps

Example: Zoeller M53 Pump Nameplate

To check compatibility, use the electrical ratings shown on your sump pump label or metal nameplate. In this Zoeller M53 example, the pump is rated at 115V and 9.7A.

Zoeller M53 sump pump with paper label and metal nameplate
1

Find the pump label

Many sump pumps have a paper tag near the power cord or a metal nameplate on the pump body.

Zoeller paper label showing 115V and 9.7A
2

Look for voltage and amps

On this paper label, the important values are 115V and 9.7A. Enter these numbers into the calculator above.

Zoeller metal nameplate showing 115V and 9.7A
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Metal nameplate works too

If the paper tag is missing or hard to read, check the metal nameplate. It may show the same voltage and current ratings.

Tip: Horsepower alone is not enough for compatibility. Voltage and rated current are more useful because they show the pump’s electrical load. If you are unsure, send us a clear photo of your pump label or nameplate.
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For best performance, we recommend powering one primary sump pump per PUMP PARTNER unit.
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Detailed Compatibility Notes

If your setup is uncommon, review the notes below or contact us before purchase.

What pump setups are typically supported?

PUMP PARTNER is designed for most standard 115V–120V residential sump pumps used for clear groundwater in a basement sump pit. It works best with one primary pump per unit.

Which pump brands are commonly compatible?

Many common residential sump pump brands may be compatible, including Zoeller, Wayne, Everbilt, Red Lion, Little Giant, Liberty, RIDGID, Flotec, Utilitech, and Superior Pump, depending on voltage, current, and setup.

Can PUMP PARTNER work with my existing DC backup pump system?

In many cases, yes. Your primary 115V–120V sump pump can be plugged into one PUMP PARTNER output, while the DC backup pump charger can be plugged into the second output. The charger is typically a low-power accessory. PUMP PARTNER is not intended to run two full-size AC primary pumps at the same time.

Can I plug in a high-water alarm?

Yes, most high-water alarms use very little power and can usually be plugged into the second output. This allows your alarm to remain powered while PUMP PARTNER supports the primary sump pump.

What if I have a sewage, ejector, grinder, or cutter pump?

Please contact us before purchase. These pumps may have different surge characteristics, wiring requirements, or duty cycles compared with standard groundwater sump pumps.

Can I connect two primary pumps to one PUMP PARTNER?

We do not recommend running two primary pumps on one PUMP PARTNER unit without confirmation. Two pumps starting at the same time may cause overload protection.

What information should I send for confirmation?

Please send your pump brand, model number, and a photo of the nameplate showing voltage and amps. Email us at service@pumppartner.us and we’ll help confirm compatibility.

Why do you ask for voltage and amps instead of horsepower?

Horsepower alone does not tell the full electrical load. Voltage and rated current from the pump label provide a better estimate of power demand and compatibility.

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