Convertible Jet Pump

If your household water supply comes from a well, a convertible jet pump is a versatile choice to effectively pull water from a stream, lake or whatever your main water source may be. At Zoeller at Home, we have a 1 hp convertible jet pump that can pull water from a variety of depths. 

What Is a Convertible Well Pump?

A convertible well pump has the ability to pull water from depths of up to 70 ft. It is referred to as a "convertible" pump because it can act as both a shallow well pump for water sources up to 25 feet deep and a deep well pump for water sources up to 70 feet deep.

Convertible well pumps are installed above ground and can be connected to either a one-pipe shallow well or two-pipe deep well. They are mounted to a pressure tank, and include a watertight seal at the head of the well to prevent contamination from surface water. 

Our 1 hp convertible jet pump provides a water flow of up to 16 gallons per minute. It is wired to run at 230 volts but can be easily converted to 115 volts. The pump also comes with a flow control and a pressure switch. The check valve and pressure tank are sold separately. 

The Benefits of a Convertible Well Pump

A convertible well pump is ideal for water sources at a variety of depths. When you buy our jet pump with 1 hp, you can count on:

• American-proud manufacturing: Made in the USA using a Majority of U.S. Content
• High efficiency: Quickly and efficiently pumps water at a rate of up to 11 gallons per minute.
• Reliability: 100% factory-tested and manufactured to provide peak performance over the long term. 
• Low maintenance: Easy maintenance and set up. Includes helpful instructions and a quick start guide for installation and operation.
• Warranty: A two-year limited warranty option is included.

Convertible Jet Pump Installation

Complete installation instructions can be found in your owner's manual. For general guidelines to prepare for installation, follow these four steps:

1. Shut off the water. Turn off your existing pump to ensure water is not released during the installation process.
2. Drain liquids. Make sure all liquids are drained and that the discharge line is secure.
3. Check for damage. Check the existing system for worn or damaged areas.
4. Cover the well. This will help prevent contamination before you begin the installation.

Once the pump has been installed, run it a few times before using the water. In addition, take test samples of the water to make sure it is clear of dirt and debris and safe for household use. 

Contact Zoeller at Home Today

Zoeller at Home has the trusted household water solutions you're looking for. We are a family-owned and operated business, offering our customers a wide selection of high-quality water pumps. For more information about our pumps, contact us today.