I have a 35 ft. deep well 4 ft. diameter casing with 5 ft. of water in it. Can I use a model RJC-75 conv. jet pump
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Depends on how much pressure of water pressure you want. I'm using the pump for home use. The 1 HP pump is sufficient for home use
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It would work. But I think u should go to 500 gph or higher. These pumps were made to pump short distances
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Not sure. It says the max is 150 PSI. If your 35" requires 150 PSI or less, I don't see why it won't work. The only issue is it might take a longer to get the pressure you need. It's a powerful pump. I have it for roadside emergency. Only used once to top up pressure.
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You need 3/4" all way in order to keep the pressure adequate. Did you fill a 5 gallon bucket in 30 second or less? That is a major requirement for this size pump otherwise you have to buy the 750.
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Sorry, this does not have the capacity for that large of a pump. This is more of a voltage adapter for small things like hair dryers, curling irons, clothes irons, and the like. I have a well with a 220VAC/3 HP pump 500 feet deep. I use a 17 KW propane generator to power that. It's something like this kind of model: http://www.generac.com/all-products/generators/home-backup-generators/guardian-series/17kw Good luck!
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I would say no. I'm not at home looking at my unit, but it's more than 6" tall and the vent slits on the side (for water intake) would likely be higher than your water. I pulled this guy out of the tank one day while plugged in by mistake - if you don't keep the little valve at the top mostly submerged, it stops circulating properly. Being in 6"of water I think you'd have an issue getting enough water through the intake for any of the jets to work. It's not quite the size of a brick, but pretty close.
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I don't think you will. There are a bunch of adapters that come with the pump. It only took me a couple minutes to find the right fit/ring combo for my Tower sups. Hope that helps!
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I am not using the pump in that type of configuration. Suggest you look at the specs to figure this out.
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Hi CharlesI wouldn't try to reconfigure the software myself and I consider myself to be a competent Engineer. The brand really doe'snot matter so long as the plug and pipe fittings are the same then they are likely to be compatible. You really need to know the gallonage of you pool to decide on the correct cell, like another said a T-15 would be better. Go to the website inyopools.com and they have a very good help and technical advice section, this will help you decide on the correct size cell. The easiest thing though is to replace like for like then everything will work I am sure. So far this year I have had to change my pump, cell and circuit board, so I have learnt a lot.Hope this helpsEnglishman Hi CharlesI wouldn't try to reconfigure the software myself and I consider myself to be a competent Engineer. The brand really doe'snot matter so long as the plug and pipe fittings are the same then they are likely to be compatible. You really need to know the gallonage of you pool to decide on the correct cell, like another said a T-15 would be better. Go to the website inyopools.com and they have a very good help and technical advice section, this will help you decide on the correct size cell. The easiest thing though is to replace like for like then everything will work I am... » Read More Hi CharlesI wouldn't try to reconfigure the software myself and I consider myself to be a competent Engineer. The brand really doe'snot matter so long as the plug and pipe fittings are the same then they are likely to be compatible. You really need to know the gallonage of you pool to decide on the correct cell, like another said a T-15 would be better. Go to the website inyopools.com and they have a very good help and technical advice section, this will help you decide on the correct size cell. The easiest thing though is to replace like for like then everything will work I am sure. So far this year I have had to change my pump, cell and circuit board, so I have learnt a lot.Hope this helpsEnglishman « Show Less
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I've only used this pump once so far, but the reviews say not quite 30". Maybe consider the 15500.
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It's not recommended for a 75 but I think it would work but I would not recommend it. I used this on a 38 gal fowlr and it worked. I don't use it anymore because the seal is not tight. I had to use clear silicone for a tight seal and it work perfect, but when it's time to clean it I had to remove the silicone to open it and apply more silicone to seal again. If you don't want to use this just make sure you have a lot of water movement at the top of your tankn via a couple of large hang on back filters, wave makers or powerheads.
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Sorry, this does not have the capacity for that large of a pump. This is more of a voltage adapter for small things like hair dryers, curling irons, clothes irons, and the like. I have a well with a 220VAC/3 HP pump 500 feet deep. I use a 17 KW propane generator to power that. It's something like this kind of model:http://www.generac.com/all-products/generators/home-backup-generators/guardian-series/17kwGood luck!
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I can not say. The vacuum requires a minimum gpm. You would need to check both your pumps specifications and the stated requirment of the vacuum.
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You can go pretty deep with this pump. But remember the deeper you go the less volume and pressure you will have. You could go 500 ft deep but performance will be greatly reduced than it would be at lets say 200 ft. I run at 150 ft and performance is great.
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I have a similar well difference 5" well. I install the pump and work for 8 minutes and stop working. Replaced with a different brand, no problems.
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unfortunately I bought the wrong pump for the application. The water table is about 200' 1-1/4" pipe The pump sets at 285' what pump should I have bought.
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Red Lion Spec sheet states that pump will fit in 4" well, so I think Amazon dimensions are off a bit. My pump (in an 8" well) is working without any problems....