Emerald Elite™ Water
System
Constant water pressure delivered
to the home is a commodity most of us expect to be present when a shower
is turned on or dishes need to be washed. For those who have had the luxury
of obtaining the exact amount of water they need, at the pressure they are
used to, it would astonish them to experience for just one day the inconvenience
of water pressure fluctuations. Even those 
who have lived with these conditions
for years will be relieved to know there is now a line of water pumps available
which will meet the needs of those seeking constant water pressure.
F.E. Myers Emerald Elite™ constant
pressure water system is now available for private well installations. This
new system provides the exact amount of water needed, regardless of demand.
The electronic controller monitors the demand for water and sends a signal
to the pump, assuring city-like water pressure from a private well. The patented
one piece pump/motor design automatically ramps the motor speed up to 8000
RPM to provide the amount of water needed at the pre-selected constant pressure.
The Emerald Elite™ series is available in 1/2 hp and 1 hp models delivering
up to 32 GPM. Design benefits to the installer include: a slim 3-5/8" pump
diameter to easily fit into tight, encrusted or crooked four inch wells,
no lead guard and a unit that is half the weight and height of conventional
pumps. In addition, the Emerald Elite™ system consumes less electricity than
other conventional pumps in the market today.
Emerald Elite™ Features
- Constant
water pressure is maintained within two psi of the preselected level
regardless of demand
- Pressure
setting can be increased or decreased as desired
- Eliminates
water pressure fluctuations during showering, lawn sprinkling, etc.
- Soft start/stop
motor operation prevents water hammering
- The "GEM" control
system, developed by Myers in conjunction with General Electric, will:
- Supply
the exact amount of water your home requires, everyday, all the
time, regardless of demand
- Protect
the system by employing self-diagnosing capabilities to detect
potentially damaging power fluctuations and low water conditions
- Resume
normal operations if the problem no longer exists or sound an
audible alarm if the problem persists.
