KFFKFF 1.6 HP Shallow Well Pump with Pressure Tank, 1320 GPH, Automatic Water Booster Pump with 30/50 PSI Pressure Switch for Home, Garden, and Lawn Irrigation

Clean and Safe Water Supply: This shallow well pump is designed to maintain the purity of your drinking water. The pump head is constructed from 304 stainless steel, known for its excellent resistance to corrosion and its ability to prevent water contamination, ensuring a reliable and clean water source. Additionally, the 5-gallon steel pressure tank is coated with a durable electrostatic finish, offering enhanced protection against corrosion and stains for long-lasting performance. 30/50 PSI Pressure Switch: Enjoy reliable water flow with a 30/50 PSI pressure switch designed for enhanced performance. This pressure range supports consistent water delivery for demanding tasks while minimizing pump cycling. Reduced cycling helps prolong the lifespan of your shallow well pump and ensures efficient operation for high-pressure applications. Efficient Water Pumping: Equipped with a powerful 1.6 HP motor, this shallow well pump with a pressure tank offers a flow rate of up to 1320 GPH. It supports a maximum head lift of 164 ft and a suction lift of 26.3 ft, ensuring consistent water transfer across extended distances to meet your water supply requirements effectively. Reliable Overheat Safeguard: This pump is equipped with integrated thermal overload protection, which automatically halts the motor when temperatures rise beyond safe limits, safeguarding it from overheating. Furthermore, a rear-positioned fan and generously sized cooling vents ensure efficient heat dispersion, promoting consistent and stable operation. Practical Accessories Included: A check valve is provided with the shallow well pump to prevent backflow and ensure consistent water pressure. This simplifies the installation process—just attach your hoses, and the pump is ready to operate. (Important: Before the initial use, fill the pump with water through the discharge port to prevent damage caused by running it dry.)