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Amperage comes first: Horsepower ratings can vary between manufacturers. Match the pump's amperage and voltage to the system first, then confirm speed, plumbing size, frame and physical configuration. Do not choose a replacement pump by advertised horsepower alone.

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Hyphens, spaces and punctuation are ignored only while matching. Official part-number formatting is preserved in the results.

High / Primary Amperage Most Important

Low-Speed Amperage 2-speed pumps

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Model / Series

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Electrical matching is strict. When amperage is entered, the Finder will not substitute a pump with a different amp rating simply because the horsepower appears similar.

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No exact match found. Double-check the label information. Do not choose a pump with different amperage simply because the horsepower appears similar.

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Pump Replacement Reference

1. AmperageUse the motor-label amperage first. A 2-speed pump commonly lists separate high-speed and low-speed amperage.

2. Voltage & SpeedConfirm 115V or 230V and whether the existing pump is single-speed, two-speed or variable-speed.

3. Plumbing & ConfigurationConfirm suction/discharge sizes, frame and physical configuration. Some plumbing differences can be adapted.

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