3/4 HP 주철 얕은 우물 제트 펌프, 13GPM, 115V/230V

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• WHEN HOUSEHOLD WATER PRESSURE DROPS OR A SHALLOW WELL PUMP FAILS, THIS 3/4 HP JET PUMP RESTORES FLOW: Delivers up to 13 GPM at 30 PSI from wells up to 25 ft deep. Built-in 30/50 PSI pressure switch starts and stops automatically on demand.Replace for RL-SWJ75.
• DUAL VOLTAGE 115V/230V FACTORY-SET TO 230V: To switch to 115V, flip the red voltage indicator to 115V and rewire Live, Neutral, and Ground per the diagram. No transformer needed. Works with garages, remote barns, irrigation systems, and cabins.
• CAST IRON BODY WITH GLASS-FILLED POLYESTER IMPELLER AND VOLUTE: Cast iron resists corrosion far longer than plastic pump housings. Polyester impeller and volute resist erosion from continuous water flow during daily household or irrigation use.
• STANDARD NPT FITTINGS CONNECT DIRECTLY TO PVC OR METAL PIPING: 1-1/4-inch Female NPT suction, 1-inch Female NPT discharge. No adapters needed for standard piping. Self-priming after initial fill, no manual repriming required under normal operation.
• PERFORMANCE SPECS: 3/4 HP, 13 GPM at 30 PSI, 70 PSI max, 9.0 A at 115V / 4.5 A at 230V, 25 ft max depth, 1/8 in NPT gauge port. Inspect annually before spring startup: verify pressure switch, connections, and priming. 1-year warranty. Brand: SPORDA.
• Q1: My well is 20 feet deep and my old pump stopped working. Will this replace it? A: Should work fine for a 20 ft well. This pump is rated for up to 25 ft shallow wells, delivers 13 GPM at 30 PSI. If your old pump was a standard jet pump setup with 1-1/4 in suction and 1 in discharge, the SPORDA 97080701 drops right in with the same NPT connections. Just make sure your power supply matches, it ships set for 230V but you can rewire it to 115V at the terminal board.
• Q2: Can I use this for an irrigation system on my farm? How much flow does it actually put out? A: Running one on an irrigation setup here. At 30 PSI you get up to 13 GPM, which is enough for a couple of sprinkler zones or a drip system covering a decent acreage. The dual voltage is handy for barn or field installs where you might only have 115V available. Just do the initial priming fill before first startup and the built-in pressure switch handles the rest automatically.
• Q3: Does this pump need to be primed every time I use it? A: Only the first time. You fill it once through the priming port when you first install it, then it holds prime under normal operation. I've had mine sitting over winter and it came back fine in spring after a quick check. The listing says self-priming after initial fill and that's been accurate in my experience.
• Q4: I have 115V power in my garage. Does this work or do I need 230V? A: Works on 115V. Ships set for 230V by default. To switch: flip the red voltage indicator on the terminal board to the 115V position, then connect the live wire and neutral wire as shown in the wiring diagram, and the ground wire to the grounding screw. The manual has labeled photos of both setups. Make sure you have a 20A circuit at 115V for the 9A draw. Recommend having a qualified electrician do the wiring if you're not familiar with pump installations.
• Q5: What is the maximum pressure this pump can develop? A: Rated max is 70 PSI. The built-in pressure switch cycles between 30 and 50 PSI for normal operation, so you won't usually see it push past 50 PSI in day-to-day use. The 70 PSI figure is the shutoff maximum. For household use the 30/50 range is what you actually live with.