Burcam Pumps Inc 506518SS Shallow Well Jet Pump 3/4 Hp

Product Description

The BURCAM PUMPS INC 506518SS is a 3/4 HP stainless steel shallow well jet pump designed for pumping depths of 25 feet or less. The pump body is constructed from stainless steel to resist rust and prevent contamination, making it suitable for potable water applications. It features a totally enclosed 115/230-volt motor with built-in thermal overload protection, a Noryl impeller, and a built-in injector. Flow capacity is rated at 900 US gallons per hour. The large pump body design aids in priming. Licensed plumbers and well service technicians are the typical installers for this type of equipment.

The 506518SS is intended for residential shallow well applications where the water source is within 25 feet of surface grade. It is well suited for private well systems supplying household water, irrigation, or similar low-depth pumping scenarios. The 1-inch NPT pipe connections are standard sizing compatible with common residential water system piping. The dual-voltage motor at 115/230 volts gives installers flexibility when wiring to available service.

Key Features

• Stainless steel pump body resists rust and prevents contamination in potable water systems
• 3/4 HP totally enclosed motor rated for 115/230-volt dual-voltage operation
• 900 US GPH flow capacity for high-demand shallow well applications
• Built-in injector eliminates the need for a separate injector assembly
• Noryl impeller construction for corrosion resistance
• Thermal overload protection guards motor against damage from overheating
• Large pump body design for easier priming during initial startup

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new installation pump for residential shallow well systems with a pumping depth of 25 feet or less and standard 1-inch NPT pipe connections.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber or qualified well service technician in accordance with local plumbing codes and the IPC. Disconnect and lock out all power before servicing the pump or associated wiring. Confirm the supply voltage matches the motor configuration before energizing. Prime the pump fully before initial startup to avoid running it dry, which can damage internal components.