Teton XR350 Submersible Inline Mag-drive Pump

Product Description

The TETON XR350 is a plastic-bodied, magnetically driven pump designed for submersible or inline installation. Mag-drive pumps use a sealed magnetic coupling to eliminate shaft seals, which reduces leak points and lowers maintenance demands over the service life of the pump. The XR350 ships with a 16-foot power cord, giving installers flexibility in reaching an outlet without an extension cord in most standard equipment bays or sump pits. This pump is suited for water movement applications in ponds, aquariums, water features, and similar low-pressure circulation systems.

The XR350 is appropriate for residential and light-commercial water feature, pond, and aquatic system installations where a quiet, seal-free pump is preferred. Its dual-mode capability allows deployment fully submerged or plumbed inline in a recirculation line, making it adaptable to a variety of system configurations. Pool and pond service technicians as well as general contractors installing decorative water features are the typical end users.

• Magnetically driven design eliminates shaft seals, reducing leak risk and maintenance intervals

• Submersible or inline installation flexibility suits multiple system layouts

• Plastic construction resists corrosion in continuous-contact water applications

• 16-foot power cord reduces the need for extension cords in most install locations

• Filters and gauges are not included

Key Features

The TETON XR350 provides flexible water circulation with a mag-drive design that eliminates the need for a conventional shaft seal. Its submersible or inline installation capability allows it to accommodate different pond, aquarium, and water feature configurations.

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement or new-installation mag-drive circulation pump for pond, water feature, and aquatic system applications where submersible or inline pump mounting is required.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified technician familiar with pump wiring and applicable electrical codes, including relevant NEC requirements for wet-location equipment. Disconnect power at the circuit breaker before servicing or repositioning the pump. Ensure the pump is fully primed before energizing in inline mode to prevent dry-run damage to the impeller assembly. Verify that discharge plumbing connections are secure and leak-free before restoring power.