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5976 S.E. Alexander St., Suite F, Hillsboro, OR  97123
Phone:503-356-5888 Fax: 503-356-1660
www.performancepropumps.com

PerformancePro Pumps Inc.

ARTESIANPRO PUMP PLACEMENT CHART

When determining the placement of your Artesian pump, two factors will be influenced by its height above  

water level.  First, is its ability to self-prime.  To insure a reasonable prime time without the use of a swing 

type check valve (do not use spring loaded check valves), position the pump no higher than the height 

shown in the “maximum recommended suction lift” column.  Second, is its ability to maintain a prime and 

minimize cavitation.  Even with a swing type check valve, we do not recommend a pump be installed more 

than 9 feet above the water level.

  MODEL 

  MAXIMUM RECOMMENDED 

APPROXIMATE TIME

 

 

 

SUCTION LIFT 

TO PRIME

  AP 1/4-66 

 

3 FEET 

8 MINUTES

  AP 1/3-73 

 

4 FEET 

8 MINUTES

  AP 1/2-92 

 

7 FEET 

8 MINUTES

  AP 3/4-112 

 

9 FEET 

7 MINUTES

  AP 1-130 

 

9 FEET 

6 MINUTES

  AP 1/2-HF 

 

5 FEET 

8 MINUTES

  AP 3/4-HF 

 

8 FEET 

8 MINUTES

  AP 1-HF 

 

9 FEET 

8 MINUTES

 AP 1 1/2-HF 

 

9 FEET 

7 MINUTES

  AP 2-HF 

 

9 FEET 

6 MINUTES

  AP 3-HF 

 

9 FEET 

5 MINUTES

  AP 5-HF 

 

9 FEET 

5 MINUTES

  AP 1-HH 

 

7 FEET 

6 MINUTES

 AP 1 1/2-HH 

 

8 FEET 

6 MINUTES

  AP 2-HH 

 

9 FEET 

6 MINUTES

  AP 3-HH 

 

9 FEET 

4 MINUTES

Notes:

1.  The data in this chart was compiled using 2” pipe, 10’ in length.  If you use larger pipe or have longer  

     runs, it will increase the time required to prime.

2.  All PerformancePro self-priming pumps have been tested to operate up to a height of 9’ above the 

     surface of the water.  Do not install your pump higher than 9’.

3.  If you use small pipe, more fittings, have longer runs, use strainers, or in any other way make it harder 

     for water to flow easily to the pump - it will reduce your maximum recommended height and may 

     increase the time to prime.

Summary of Contents for ArtesianPro

Page 1: ...ion may create a mechanical or electrical hazard which could cause damage to property and which could result in serious injury or death Always follow the schematic on the motor for all electrical connections 2 In order to avoid serious injury or death always disconnect power to the motor before servicing the pump 3 Never run the pump dry You must fill the priming pot volute with water before start...

Page 2: ...ousing and diffuser from the pump then connect the power and check rotation If it is incorrect exchange any two of the connected leads and retest When the rotation is correct reinstall the diffuser and volute Never test rotation by bumping a connected electrical switch This will destroy the pump and void the warranty Installation General Proper installation of your ArtesianPro pump will help insur...

Page 3: ...depending on the motor design and unscrew the impeller by turning it counter clockwise 8 Loosen and remove the four 3 8 M bolts that hold the bracket to the motor face 9 If you wish to remove the shaft seal place the bracket face down on a flat surface and press out the carbon spring seal from the back side Never pry it out from the front Carefully remove the ceramic from the back impeller hub wit...

Page 4: ...imers exclusions of or limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts so in such States and except as is otherwise provided by applicable law of said States no action on a warranty implied at law shall be commenced more than one year following the date of purchase No action shall be brought for breach of any express warranty subsequent to the expiration of the express written warranty 7 Inciden...

Page 5: ...T TO PRIME AP 1 4 66 3 FEET 8 MINUTES AP 1 3 73 4 FEET 8 MINUTES AP 1 2 92 7 FEET 8 MINUTES AP 3 4 112 9 FEET 7 MINUTES AP 1 130 9 FEET 6 MINUTES AP 1 2 HF 5 FEET 8 MINUTES AP 3 4 HF 8 FEET 8 MINUTES AP 1 HF 9 FEET 8 MINUTES AP 1 1 2 HF 9 FEET 7 MINUTES AP 2 HF 9 FEET 6 MINUTES AP 3 HF 9 FEET 5 MINUTES AP 5 HF 9 FEET 5 MINUTES AP 1 HH 7 FEET 6 MINUTES AP 1 1 2 HH 8 FEET 6 MINUTES AP 2 HH 9 FEET 6 ...

Page 6: ...ws how to wire a typical Baldor 1 4HP Single Phase 1725 RPM motor with the following diagram LOW VOLTAGE 115V LINE A LINE B TOGETHER 1 3 4 2 J HIGH VOLTAGE 230V LINE A LINE B TOGETHER TAPE 1 4 2 3 J CONNECTIONS ABOVE GIVE CLOCKWISE ROTATION FACING LEAD END For low voltage 1 Connect your incoming hot lead normally the black wire to the wires marked 1 and 3 2 Connect your incoming neutral lead norma...

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