Berkeley 15PLS11C Jet Pump 11.5 Gpm

Product Description

The BERKELEY 15PLS11C is a jet pump designed for water supply applications in residential and light commercial settings. Jet pumps draw water from a well or storage source and deliver it at usable pressure throughout a plumbing system. This unit delivers 23.2 GPM at 10 feet of head, 15.80 GPM at 20 feet of head, 11.50 GPM at 30 feet of head, and 6.5 GPM at 60 feet of head, providing performance data across a range of system head conditions. It weighs 36 pounds. Licensed plumbers and pump service technicians are the typical installers for this type of equipment.

The 15PLS11C is suited for shallow well or convertible jet pump installations in residential water systems, including private well supply for homes, cabins, and light irrigation applications. Its flow rate across multiple head conditions makes it a practical fit for systems where static water level and pipe friction losses vary. Installation is typically performed by a licensed plumber or pump contractor in compliance with local plumbing codes.

Key Features

• 23.2 GPM flow rate at 10 feet of head for high-demand, low-head conditions
• 11.50 GPM at 30 feet of head for typical shallow well service
• 6.5 GPM at 60 feet of head for extended lift or higher friction-loss systems
• Compact jet pump design suited for residential water supply
• 36-pound unit weight supports straightforward field handling and mounting

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct installation jet pump for residential shallow well water supply systems.

Installation Notes

Jet pump installation should be performed by a licensed plumber in accordance with local plumbing codes and manufacturer guidelines. Shut off all electrical power to the pump circuit before servicing or making any wiring connections. Ensure suction line connections are airtight, as air leaks will reduce prime and degrade pump performance. Pressure tank sizing and pressure switch settings should be verified during commissioning to protect the pump from short-cycling.