PE55 Series Single-Phase 2-Speed Pump, Motor, Remote On-Off Motor Control (115VAC), 10 ft, Valve, Pump on, manually shift valve to extend or retract, manually shift valve to hold

Description & Features

Ideal for demanding industrial applications, the PE55 Series Single-Phase 2-Speed Pump offers efficient hydraulic performance with a robust 1-1/8 hp motor operating at 12,000 rpm. Its universal motor supports 110/115 volt, 50/60 Hz power, drawing 25 amps at full load, and is CSA rated for intermittent duty. Designed for use with double-acting cylinders, this pump features a remote on-off motor control with a 10-foot cord, allowing for seamless operation from a distance.

With a maximum pressure output of 10,000 PSI and a flow rating of 704 in³/min at 0 PSI, the pump ensures optimal performance across various heavy-duty tasks, including construction and concrete stressing. The true unloading valve enhances pump efficiency, while reservoirs hold up to 525 in³, making it versatile and lightweight for portability. The PE55 Series pump is an excellent choice for industries requiring reliable and powerful hydraulic solutions.

SKU: PE554

Supplier Part Number (MPN): PE554

Alternate Part Numbers: C1JQ30

Specifications

Control
Remote On-Off Motor Control (115 VAC), 10 ft
Cylinder Compatibility
Double-Acting
For Use With
Double Acting Cylinders
Function
Pump On, Manually Shift Valve to Extend or Retract, Manually Shift Valve to Hold
grp Current Draw 10000 Psi
25 A at 115 VAC, 15 A at 230 VAC 50/60 Hz
Length
14
Material
Aluminum/Steel
Maximum Operating Pressure
10000 psi
Number of Outlets
2
Pump Control Type
Remote
Series
PE55 Series
Valve Function
Advance, Hold, Return
Valve Operation
Manual
Valve Type
3-Position, 4-Way

Product Questions & Answers (1)

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Question by: Neal G on Mar 31, 2026, 7:46 PM
Running this off standard 115V shop power, is 25 amps gonna be enough of a draw that I need a dedicated circuit, or can it share a line with other equipment?
Answer by: Customer Support on Apr 2, 2026, 6:53 AM
At full load on 115V, the motor pulls 25 amps, so a dedicated 30-amp circuit is the practical way to run it without tripping breakers or starving the motor. Sharing a line with other draw at that amperage is asking for trouble. Worth noting the pump also runs on 230V, where the draw drops to 15 amps, which gives you a bit more headroom if your setup can accommodate that voltage.

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