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Red Lion 12 GPM 1 HP Deep Well Submersible Pump (2-Wire 230V)

Name: Red Lion 12 GPM 1 HP Deep Well Submersible Pump (2-Wire 230V)
Brand: Red Lion
SKU: 7579
Price: 746.38 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.81 (26 reviews)

Model:

14942404

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Red Lion 12 GPM 1 HP Deep Well Submersible Pump (2-Wire 230V)

Model: 14942404

$746.38

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Required Accessories 9

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Optional Accessories 10

Features

Inlet Size

N/A

Style

Deep Well

GPM

12 Gallons

4" Submersible Deep Well Pump (2-Wire 230V)
Ideal for use with 4" I.D. or larger wells
Powered By Industry Standard Motor
Proven superior quality & performance ensuring quiet operation
Hex Rubber Bearing w/ Extra-Large Surface
Provides shaft stability and multiple flow channels
Keeps small particles such as sand away from bearing surfaces
Built-In Check Valve
Prevents backflow and ensures system pressure
Built-In Suction Screen
Helps to prevent debris from clogging impellers
1-1/4" NPT Thermoplastic Discharge Head
Provides full-flow performance without the risk of corrosion

Specifications

14942404

General Information

Product Category

Water Pump

Motor

Voltage

240 Volt Single-Phase

Wire

2-Wire

Pump

Gallons Per Minute

12 Gallons

Outlet Diameter

1-1/4 Inch

Housing Material

Stainless Steel

Impeller Material

Plastic

Maximum PSI

Total Head Lift

380 Feet

Submersible

Yes

Engine

Continuous Operation

Yes

Horsepower

1 hp

Overview

Product Category

Water Pump

Weight

28 Pounds

Made in USA

Consumer Warranty

3 Years

UPC

010121141803

Additional Model Numbers

RL12G10-2W2V, 14942404

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Product Questions Answered by Jim, the Water Pump Expert

Does this pump have a rope tie-off to prevent losing it in the well?

David M.

from Arkansas

March 14, 2018

I have read that this pump utilizes a Franklin motor, is this true?

Ken K.

from Texas

May 10, 2017

In have 4 inch ID pvc well casing ..your product description says it will fit. What is the width of the pump?

Vince

from Indiana

June 16, 2016

I'm replacing an old ('86) Red Jacket 3/4hp Submersible pump. It's a 2-wire 230v pump, but it was installed with a control box and worked for a long time. The replacement, to avoid a full rewire, is a 2-wire 1hp RL12G10-2W2V. I know that these systems have internal starting caps, so I have 2 questions. 1) Is there any benefit to having a control box with a 2 wire system? 2) [if so] Can I reuse the same control box that is marked for 3/4hp Franklin pump?

Justin H

from Missouri

August 14, 2015

Answer

Thank you for your interest in Water Pumps Direct. The ONLY difference between a 2-wire and 3-wire pump is that the 3-wire pump requires the control box, which houses the pump relay, overload and capacitor. The 2-wire pumps include all starting components inside the pump. Thus, if you are installing a 2-wire pump, there is no need for the control box and you should NOT include it in any portion of your installation.

If one was to use a control box that was already installed, you only need to insure that the horsepower (HP) rating of the pump and control box match.

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I plan to replace a 30 yer old pump that is at 200 ft. and lower the new pump to 250 ft in a 400 ft deep well. Will I need to a check valve mid way up as well as at the well head?

Ken G

from California

July 27, 2015

Does wiring come with the pump

Dwight B

from Louisiana

June 11, 2015

what parts are involved with submersible pumps that can fail and breakdown or if it doesn't work you just have to replace the entire pump?

Sal

from New York

January 22, 2014

Answer

When it comes to 2-wire deep well submersible pumps, the pump starting controls are located inside the pump. Any of these components can fail and cause the pump to become inoperable. By installing a 3-wire pump, those components would be located inside a CONTROL BOX, making repairs much easier when failure of these components are the cause of your pump not operating. Of course if the pump has failed due to burnt motor windings or some other cause, would would still need to pull and replace the pump, but you would have a better understanding of the pump status when the pump starting components are above ground as opposed to 50-500 feet or more, below ground.

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Does this pump have a grounding wire beside the two hot wires?

Dan S

from New York

August 17, 2013

I need to replace my deep submersible pump and I would like to get your recommendation on what size I should get. The one that is in there now is a myers 3/4 hp 2 wire pump. I think it is a 10 GPM. I have had it for almost 9 years but with an irrigation installed now which the pump supplies both house and irrigation. My irrigation has 8 zones with 3 heads on each zone which usually runs 20 minutes on each zone with a break of an hour between zones 1 2 3 4 5 and then 6 7 8. The well is 240 feet down but I'm not sure if that's where the pump is or where the head static level is. I would like to increase the HP to a 1hp and GPM to 20. Would this work better than the one I have???

Duane

from New Hampshire

April 13, 2013

Answer

Thank you for visiting Water Pumps Direct. Before I could make any recommendation, I would need to know the following:

What is the depth of the well and at what depth is the pump set?

How much distance and vertical rise between the well head and the house and furthest sprinkler head?

What is the GPM and PSI rating for each head in each zone and how many heads would be operating at once?

By simply increasing your HP, you might solve your problem, but if you can answer the questions I have posed to you, I could make sure that you ARE solving your problem.

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