Applications

Specifics

Performance

Features

Applications

• Sprinkling
• Irrigation
• Shallow Well Application
• Boosting

Specifics

• 1 HP
• Pipe connections:
• 1¼” NPT suction
• 1″ NPT discharge
• Pressure switch:
• AS4 preset (30-50 PSI).
• Motor:
• NEMA standard.
• 60 Hz.
• 115/230 V capacitor start.
• Single phase.
• 3500 RPM.
• Built-in overload with automatic reset.
• Stainless steel shaft.
• Rotation: clockwise when viewed from motor end.
• UL778 listed.
• Maximum temperature: 140°F.

Performance

• See Performance Chart

Features

• Compact: Design has an integral shallow well adapter built into the casing, which eliminates the need for a separate shallow well adapter.
• Back pullout design allows disassembly of pump for service without disturbing piping.
• Two compartment motor for easy access to motor wiring and replaceable components.
• Nozzle clean out plug in pump case.
• Corrosion resistant, engineered plastic tubing and fittings are easily removed for cleaning. Premium O-ring design fittings need only be hand tight to seal.
• Impeller: F.D.A. compliant, glass filled Noryl® is corrosion and abrasion resistant.
• Diffuser (Guidevane): Bolt down diffuser provides positive alignment with impeller.  Diffuser has stainless wear ring for extended performance in abrasive conditions. F.D.A. compliant, injection molded, food grade, glass filled Lexan® for durability and abrasion resistance.
• Tubing and Fittings: F.D.A. compliant engineered plastic is corrosion and U.V. resistant.
• Powered for Continuous Operation: Pump ratings are within the motor manufacturer’s recommended working limits. Can be operated continuously without damage.
• Corrosion Resistant: Electro-coat paint process is applied inside and out, then baked on.
• Protected Mechanical Seal: Special diaphragm design retains water in the casing at all times to ensure the mechanical seal can never run dry.
• Excellent Air Handling Ability: After initial priming the pump has the ability to re-prime itself even when air gets into the system.  Pumping resumes once the water level rises above the foot valve.