Shallow-well jet pump systems eliminate the need to connect to a municipal water source and come with precharged pressure tanks that allow water to flow consistently at a desired pressure. They supply water from wells up to 25-ft. deep and are mounted above ground for maintenance and repair compared to submersible well pumps that are installed in the well and need to be removed from the well for inspection. Pumps are not subject to pump twisting found in submersible pumps that causes them to strike against and damage the sides of the well casing. They are connected to an ejector, pressure tank, and control panel to automatically supply water as needed.

Convertible well jet pump systems are for use in shallow wells or deep wells depending on the ejector selected. They eliminate the need to connect to a municipal water source and come with precharged pressure tanks that allow water to flow consistently at a desired pressure. Cast-iron pump systems come with a pressure gauge and are for use in shallow or deep wells up to 140 ft. deep depending on the selected ejector. Thermoplastic pumps systems have a pressure gauge, built-in pressure regulator, and are for use in shallow or deep wells up to 100 ft. deep depending on the selected ejector. All pumps are mounted above ground for repair and maintenance compared to submersible well pumps that are installed in the well and need to be removed from the well for inspection. Jet pumps are not subject to pump twisting found in submersible pumps that causes them to strike against and damage the sides of the well casing. Pumps are connected to an ejector, pressure tank, and control panel to automatically supply water as needed.