[RE-wrenches] Sta-Rite Submersible Well Pump

Bradley Bassett bbassett2 at gmail.com
Thu Apr 27 15:48:26 PDT 2017


Dana,

For off grid you may not want to use the constant pressure pumps. They will
run a little bit, a lot of the time to keep the pressure constant. I think
it might be more efficient to use a pressure switch and regular pressure
tank. Anyone with experience in this?

Brad

On Wed, Apr 26, 2017 at 8:32 PM, Dana <dana at solarwork.com> wrote:

> My well driller-well pump guy is offering Sta-Rite pumps manufactured by
> Pentair [as in Pentair water filtration they seem to be buying lots of
> water related companies].
>
> I am curious as to feedback on these, has anyone used them?
>
> Soft start, digital controls, easy programming, stainless steel, 3-year
> warranty, & includes a pressure transducer, so no pressure switch required.
>
> My pump guy says he has only had 1 issue on 1 pump in serval hundred
> installed. Almost sounds too good to believe.
>
> A bit less $ retail than a Grundfoss but supposedly a whole lot more
> reliable.
>
> A 1 HP motor 20 GPM pump draws 4.7 Amp/240 VA as it hits a 60 psi cutout
> [1,128 watts peak] though I will set to 30/50 psi.
>
>
>
> Comments please…
>
>
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