July 13, 2018
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In some regions, well water can be incredibly deep down below the surface. This is especially true in mountainous or arid regions of the United States. This can make it quite difficult for people to access their clean water. Fortunately, submersible water pumps allow water to be pumped up from hundreds of feet below the surface. The benefits of these submersible pumps are numerous. They last for a long time (usually two to three decades), require relatively little maintenance and are designed to be pretty energy efficient. They are also quiet, because they operate far underground. Of course, there’s still... View Article
February 12, 2018
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Submersible motors have been used in municipal water systems for years. There are plenty of advantages associated with these motors—they are immune to many of the environmental factors that commonly affect hollow shaft motors, and they do not require the drive shaft and bearing systems seen in conventional line shaft turbines. That being said, submersible motors are still susceptible to different types of problems. These motors rely on water as an internal lubricator. While the motors are extremely reliable when used within their design limitations, there are plenty of situations in which they are used in applications that accidentally exceed... View Article
December 26, 2017
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If you are getting a pump for your home for the first time, or you are replacing an older pump, you might be feeling overwhelmed by all of the options available to you. There are many different models with all sorts of features and specifications designed to optimize efficiency and promote effectiveness. One type of pump that you might be familiar with is a submersible water pump. A submersible water pump is sealed and designed in such a way that it can be completely submerged in water. This kind of pump offers some unique advantages over other kinds of pumps,... View Article
