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Goulds JRS10 JRS Shallow Well Jet Pump, 8.7 gpm Flow Rate, 1-1/4 in NPT Inlet 1 in NPT Outlet, 1, 1 hp, Cast Iron, Domestic

Part #1165

MFG #JRS10

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Goulds JRS10 JRS Shallow Well Jet Pump, 8.7 gpm Flow Rate, 1-1/4 in NPT Inlet 1 in NPT Outlet, 1, 1 hp, Cast Iron, Domestic

Part #1165

MFG #JRS10

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Goulds JRS10 JRS Shallow Well Jet Pump, 8.7 gpm Flow Rate, 1-1/4 in NPT Inlet 1 in NPT Outlet, 1, 1 hp, Cast Iron, Domestic

Part #1165

MFG #JRS10

Item Features
  • Compact design has an integral shallow well jet built-into the casing which eliminates the need for a separate shallow well adapter.

  • Back pull-out design allows disassembly of pump for service without disturbing piping.

  • Two compartment motor for easy access to motor wiring and replaceable components.

  • Nozzle clean out plug in pump casing.

  • Corrosion resistant engineered plastic tubing and fittings are easily removed for cleaning.

  • Premium O-ring design fittings need only be hand tight to seal.

  • O-ring casing seal.

  • Drain plug for ease of winterizing and maintenance.

  • Engineered composite seal housing.

  • Corrosion and abrasion resistant.

  • FDA compliant glass filled Noryl impeller.

  • Injection molded, food grade, glass filled Lexan for durability and abrasion resistance diffuser.

  • Corrosion and UV resistant engineered plastic tubing and fittings.

  • Pump ratings are within the motor manufacturers recommended working limits and can be operated continuously without damage.

  • Corrosion resistant electro-coat paint process is applied inside and out, then baked on.

  • Excellent air handling ability - After initial priming the pump has the ability to reprime itself even when air gets into the system.

  • Pumping resumes once the water level rises above the foot valve.