Well Pumps (101 items found)

Whether you're a full-time homesteader or a weekend vacationer, if you spend time in rural areas without urban plumbing, you'll quickly learn the value of gathering essential resources. One of the most important steps to take is to guarantee your own water supply, whether it's your only source or a backup to the public supply. Using a well is the traditional choice, but for convenience and reliability, fitting a high-quality well water pump is important. Explore options from Flotec, Wayne, Star Water Systems and other brands,

Jet Pumps Vs. Submersible Well Pumps

The key difference between a jet pump and a submersible pump lies in how they clear water.

• A jet pump is installed above ground, cannot be submersed and pulls water up from the well.
• A submersible well pump is installed underneath the water line and works by pushing water up into a storage basin at the surface.

Convertible Well Pumps for Deep and Shallow Wells

Versatile like utility pumps, a jet pump can operate as both a deep or shallow well pump. A shallow well pump is suitable for a well where the water surface is up to 25 feet below ground. It offers a cost-effective and reliable pumping solution in areas where the water table is dependably high.

Convertible jet well pumps are highly effective for deeper or varying water table depths. You can change the settings of the ejector assembly so that the same pump can adapt to work at increasingly lower depths to suit your needs. With these convertible pumps, you can use an energy-efficient low-power setting when the water table is high before switching to stronger pumping when you need to pull from greater depths.

Submersible Well Pumps for Deeper Wells

Although submersible well pumps can be used for shallow wells, they excel as deep well pumps. They are more efficient and practical devices for deeper wells than convertible jet pumps, especially when the water surface is up to 300 feet below ground. They can also produce a stronger and more consistent flow than jet pumps, making submersible well pumps ideal if your well is the only water source available. Explore well parts like to make the most of your new well pump.

Sprinkler Pump Models for Irrigation

A sprinkler pump can draw water from a well to help you irrigate your yard or garden. Most sprinkler pumps operate by pushing water, but some models are designed to pull. Additionally, sprinkler pumps can double to help you remove standing water from flooded areas if need be, operating much like sump pumps and sewage pumps.

Extra Well Pump Features

As well as choosing between a jet or submersible model, there are several other features to look out for when deciding on a pump:

• Outlet connections: For basic pumping situations, a single outlet connection may be enough; however, multiple outlets will make it easier to combine a full indoor supply with outdoor irrigation.
• Power source: A battery backup feature is useful in areas where power outages may be likely.
• Maximum flow:The amount of water a pump can supply is measured in gallons per minute (GPM). A higher GPM figure means you'll have quicker access to water, but it'll take more energy to pump.
• Storage tank:For less powerful pumps, a storage tank can help to even out the supply.

Shop Well Pumps Near You at Ace

Selecting the right well pumps will provide years of reliable use. If you need help deciding on a model, shop well pumps near you at your local Ace to discuss your options with our knowledgeable staff.

Then, shop for a variety of essential pump parts, like check valves, pressure gauges and a variety of repairs kits. Shop in-person or online today.