Franklin Electric — Booster Pumps — Multi-Stage Booster Pump, 1 1/2 hp, 120/240V AC, 1 Phase, 1-1/4 in NPT Inlet Size, 5 Stage

Franklin Electric Booster Pumps built for consistent performance in maintenance, inspection, and replacement work.

Quick specs

• Maximum Media Temperature: 225 Degrees F
• Motor Ambient Temperature (Minimum): 40 Degrees F
• Maximum Feet of Head: 250 ft of head
• Length: 20 13/16 in
• Manufacturer Part Number: 96061503
• UPC: -

Product information

• Manufacturer Part Number: 96061503
• UPC: -
• Country of Origin: Mexico

Dimensions

• Overall Length: 20.81 in
• Manufacturer Warranty Length: 2 yr
• Discharge Diameter: 1 in
• Inlet Diameter: 1 1/4 in
• Inlet Size - Pumps: 1-1/4 in NPT
• Outlet Size - Pumps: 1 in NPT
• Height: 8 in
• Manufacturers Warranty Length: 1 yr
• Width: 7 in
• Length: 20 13/16 in
• Compatible Discharge Pipe Size: 1 in
• Intake Size: 1 1/4 in
• Overall Height: 8 in
• Overall Width: 7 in
• Compatible Intake Pipe Size: 1 1/4 in

Details

• Series: 15FMH15S5
• Nameplate Voltage: 115/230V AC
• Motor Ambient Temperature (Maximum): 104 Degrees F
• Flow Rate @ 30 psi: 27 gpm
• Shut Off Pressure (Maximum): 111 psi
• Flow Rate @ 40 psi: 25 gpm
• Priming: Self-Priming
• Frequency: 60 Hz
• Feet of Head (Minimum): 65 ft of head
• Maximum Media Temperature: 225 Degrees F
• Motor Ambient Temperature (Minimum): 40 Degrees F
• Maximum Feet of Head: 250 ft of head
• Standards: ANSI 372, cCSAus Listed, UL 778
• Flow Rate @ 60 psi: 21 gpm
• Flow Rate @ 100 psi: 9 gpm
• For Use With Potable Systems: Yes
• Pump Housing Material: Stainless Steel
• Intake Type: NPT

This Booster Pumps is chosen for predictable fit and professional handling.

Recommended for production support and bench work and designed to support reliable operation in demanding environments.

Highlights

• Suitable for maintenance, repair, and project-based procurement.
• Helps keep specifications consistent across replacements and replenishment cycles.
• Designed for professional use where predictable fit and handling are important.
• Works well in standardized part lists and preventative maintenance schedules.

Notes: Review application constraints and installation requirements to ensure the part meets your needs.