Jet Pump Types
Overview
The jet pump has one or more impeller and diffuser with the addition of a jet ejector. A jet ejector consists of a matched nozzle and a venturi. Jet pumps are mounted above the ground and lift the water out of the ground through a suction pipe.
Jet pumps are popular in areas with high water tables. Jet pumps are suitable for a variety of residential applications, namely bore wells, bungalows, farm houses, and small individual houses
For more information regarding these, please read our jet pumps buyers guide.
Performance and Features
- Suction lift up to 55 m
- Designed for wide voltage operation – 180 to 240 Volts for single phase
- Shielded ball bearings that withstand temperatures up to 155 deg C
- Motors with Class B insulation
- Available in horizontal and vertical versions
- Pressure valve to adjust backpressure for optimized performance
- Optimized performance through the use of a pressure valve to control the backpressure
- Low watt loss stampings used in motors
- Dynamically balanced rotating parts to minimize vibrations
HP Range
1 HP
Flow Range
0.12 - 0.15 LPS
Head Range
21 - 45 MTRS
Speed
2900 RPM
Voltage
180 - 240
2 Models Available
HP Range
1 HP
Flow Range
0.14 - 0.15 LPS
Head Range
21 - 39 MTRS
Speed
2900 RPM
Voltage
180 - 240 Volts
4 Models Available
HP Range
0.5 - 1.5 HP
Flow Range
0.11 - 0.2 LPS
Head Range
9 - 65 MTRS
Speed
2900 RPM
Voltage
160 - 240 Volts
9 Models Available
