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Irrigation Pumps

Sprinkler pumps move dependable flow to your irrigation zones—whether you’re drawing from a pond/cistern, a shallow well, or boosting city pressure. Shop self-priming centrifugal “sprinkler” pumps, jet pumps, and booster pumps plus the valves and fittings to complete the install.

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Self-priming sprinkler pumps: pull from ponds, tanks, or shallow wells for lawn systems
Jet pumps (shallow/deep): well applications with ejectors and priming ports
Booster pumps: increase pressure/flow on city supply (pair with required backflow)
Specs to filter: 1–2+ HP, 115/230V, inlet/outlet size, max head/flow, stainless vs cast-iron

Quick sizing guide

Find your duty point: add up the zone’s nozzle GPM and required PSI at heads (sprays ~20–30 PSI; rotors ~30–50 PSI). Add friction, elevation, and device losses.
Match the curve: choose a pump that delivers that GPM at the calculated PSI on its performance curve.
Plan the suction: keep suction runs short/straight, upsize the suction pipe, and use a foot valve or check valve for priming.
Control & protection: tie the pump to your controller (pump-start relay), add run-dry/overheat protection, and use code-required backflow on the system.

Pro tips: Mount the pump on a solid, level pad near the water source, prime before first start, and add a suction strainer to keep debris out. Use unions for service, insulate/vent enclosures for noise and weather, and winterize in freezing climates.

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