Pump Testing a 3" Grundfos 1Hp 15GPM Review SQ-250. Testing Pumps that I Stock & Install.

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  • Опубликовано: 13 июл 2023
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    In this video I Test/Review a 3" Submersible Grundfos Well Pump. This is a 1Hp 15 GPM pump that performed above my expectations! Hope you Enjoy my testing process. All pumps tested are Available on the above website.
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  • @markbernier8434
    @markbernier8434 Год назад +6

    Very interesting video and clear explanation of the charts and graphs. However, yanking a 240V plug out of the wall under load will lead to failure of the receptacle and possibly a fire.If you look at it you can already see the soot and melting from arcing as it disconnects. It is not designed to serve as a switch. Add a load rated switch to that circuit.Thank you.

  • @rewalk55

    My dad had a well put into service January 1968. A Meyers 3 inch, 1/2 hp down 78 ft. Cabin used just on weekends for first 20 years until he retired then he moved there for 25 years before passing. Cabin still be used on weekends and the pump is going strong.

  • @RedneckLn
    @RedneckLn Год назад +5

    ad an ammeter that would be cool

  • @wills2262
    @wills2262 Год назад +12

    That's going to be a ton of work to test all those pumps. Thanks for taking the time to do this!!!

  • @drob5664
    @drob5664 Год назад

    You are confusing PSI with TDH. for every 1 psi of pressure you have 2.31 feet of head. So when you were at 175 PSI on the gauge, you were at 404.25 TDH. 175 X 2.31 = 404.25. So to have a pumping level of 200' you have 200 + 60 X 2.31 = 338.6TDH

  • @davidstreling3690

    Could never understand why most people will cut corners and cheap out on price on quality parts,yes i understand they might be tight on funds but it usually always comes back to bite them in their ass...Something like pumps ,ac units, septic tanks and other long term expensive purchases, just do like i do and buy the quality best product and scrimp the other things in life instead

  • @user-se1mi3si9d
    @user-se1mi3si9d 2 часа назад

    Hey Philip, love the videos. I've learned a ton over the past week binge watching your videos while troubleshooting my mother's well. I need clarification on head pressure. If I put a pump at 300 feet, but the static level is 200 feet, am I using 200 feet to calculate head pressure, or 300 feet where the pump is located. I've heard you reference this a few times about falling water levels in the well will increase the head pressure, but in my goofy mind you're still pushing water 300 feet regardless where the static water level may be.

  • @roddraper9921
    @roddraper9921 Год назад +3

    Add a current meter into the system to show the work ratio at pressure.

  • @johnabdnor8646
    @johnabdnor8646 Год назад +5

    Bro you've helped me more than you know. I successfully replaced my last pump solely on your info.

  • @loadsmart158grainhp
    @loadsmart158grainhp Год назад +10

    Dude , that’s is freaking awesome! Thanks for sharing that info, I researched this information and you just confirmed my findings. Man , you are a Scholar and a Gentleman, I plan to get my equipment from you soon and hope your store grows even bigger. I wish you much success and prosperity in your business. I will keep watching your vids and definitely share them with others.

  • @Keith_Mikell
    @Keith_Mikell Год назад +3

    put a gate valve in there. Then you can really dial it in. Awesome to see you growing.

  • @MyBacktrail
    @MyBacktrail Год назад +5

    I learned some things from this video! Some of it doesn't apply to me though because I live off grid and off gridders don't typically pump from the well to a pressure tank. We pump from the well to a storage tank when the sun is shining, and a 2nd pump at ground level gets the water from the storage tank to the pressure tank.

  • @Cheeser1764
    @Cheeser1764 Год назад

    Thank you so much - I am learning a ton, and just in time because I have two wells I need to work on.

  • @gds506

    Man, your videos are truly great! thank you very much for sharing them!

  • @cf1122
    @cf1122 Год назад +3

    Man I truly admire how much passion you have in your job. Your trade is one of the most important in America - I hope you realize that. Thanks for so many great videos…super informative and educational.

  • @edcglassworks5771
    @edcglassworks5771 Год назад

    This helps tremendously. I’m currently trying to figure all this out on my own so your content is very well appreciated and a big help.

  • @jasperaj1
    @jasperaj1 Год назад

    Thanks very much for all the great content and information. I moved from Europe to South America and this topic of running your own well was very new to me. We have a well for our house and actually had another one drilled for our vegetable farm where we need a lot of water. All your content really helps me a lot, to understand and plan my water systems. Really really great content!

  • @paull.drownjr.5477
    @paull.drownjr.5477 Год назад

    This video is so informative and you do a great job of explaining this information in a way that is very easy to understand. I reaaly enjoy your videos. Keep up the great work!!!

  • @chrismarshall6137
    @chrismarshall6137 Год назад

    Excellent explanation of how to read pump preformance charts and tables and then apply that to real life example in a deep well. Keep doing these videos.

  • @fbauer4368
    @fbauer4368 Год назад

    That is a bad ass pump.