Package pump station sourcing and replacement support for packaged wastewater systems, lift stations, simplex and duplex systems, level equipment, controls and related components. Send existing station specs, pump data, panel requirements or photos and we will help identify options.
Availability depends on the manufacturer, model and equipment configuration. Model numbers, nameplate photos, part numbers, drawings and equipment photos can help identify the correct components.
Submersible and centrifugal pump replacements matched to the station model and basin configuration. The pump model, horsepower and voltage identify the correct replacement.
Simplex, duplex and triplex control panel components including starters, alternators, alarm circuits and enclosures. The panel model and voltage identify the correct components.
Level control floats, transducers and ultrasonic sensors for pump operation and alarm. The float type and panel model help identify compatible replacements.
Check valves, isolation valves and gate valves for the discharge piping of each pump. The valve size and type identify the correct replacement.
Guide rail assemblies, lifting brackets and hardware that position submersible pumps over the discharge elbow. Rail size and pump model determine compatibility.
Discharge elbows, rail feet, piping and fittings for lift station and wet well installations. The discharge size and configuration identify the correct components.
Mechanical seals, seal kits, gaskets, bolts and hardware for pump and station maintenance. The pump model and seal dimensions identify the correct components.
Basin covers, sealed lids, vent pipes, access frames and alarm stations for wet well and vault installations. The station model and basin dimensions help identify compatible accessories.
These are common details that can help us prepare a faster and more accurate quote. Requirements vary by product and application, so send whatever information you currently have.
Station type, number of pumps, required flow and head. Identify whether the station is simplex, duplex or triplex and whether it is a new installation or a replacement.
Basin dimensions, depth and material. Fiberglass, polyethylene and concrete basins are common. Include the basin diameter and depth.
Pump models, discharge piping size and guide rail arrangement. Photos of the existing station help confirm replacement compatibility.
Incoming power, voltage, phase and motor information. Identify the available electrical service and any existing panel requirements.
Simplex or duplex operation, level control method and alarm requirements. Floats, transducers or ultrasonic sensors may be used for level control.
Enclosure rating, control sequence, drawings and existing station details. Photos of the existing control panel and float configuration help identify compatible replacements.
Sourcing a package pump station or replacement component? Send your station specs or photos and we will help identify options.
Get a QuoteBarmesa and Xylem Goulds Water Technology submersible pumps are common in packaged wastewater and lift station systems. Barmesa simplex and duplex packages serve residential, commercial and municipal wastewater applications. Barnes and Hydromatic packages also handle wastewater and dewatering service.
Simplex systems use a single pump, while duplex systems use two pumps for redundancy and alternating duty. Myers and Grundfos simplex and duplex packages serve residential, commercial and industrial applications. The pump model, float configuration and panel type help identify compatible replacements.
Grundfos booster systems and packaged booster pump stations serve municipal, commercial and industrial water and pressure boosting applications. Packaged booster systems combine multiple pumps, pressure tanks and controls in a single assembly.
Control panels, floats and level controls operate the station automatically. Schneider Electric, Siemens and Eaton supply control panels, motor starters, VFDs and automation components for pump station control and monitoring. Enclosure rating and control sequence help identify the right panel.
Pumps, floats, check valves, guide rails, discharge elbows, control panels and alarms are commonly replaced. Send existing station specifications, pump data, basin dimensions, panel requirements and photos of what needs to be replaced and we will help identify options.