Silent Shadow
Pump Stations

Unique Features
of the Silent Series pumps.
Description
- Turbine pumps with water cooled motors sealed
inside a water filled tube.
Quiet - The water surrounding the pump and motor makes the pumps almost silent.
Efficient -
Turbine pumps are notable for their high efficiencies.
Durable

Silent Series Pump Stations are typically purchased with the
Shadow Enclosure System. Follow the
link below to learn about the Shadow Enclosure System.

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Silent Shadow Pump Station Features
Safety
NO HIGH VOLTAGE IN THE LAKE - When
submersible pumps are installed into lakes the high voltage (200-480 volts AC)
must be run through wires to the submersible motor located in the lake.
The conduit carrying these wires must pass through the shore line where the
ground is soft and unstable.
The Silent Shadow pump station
eliminates the high voltage wiring in the lake. As with any pump obtaining
water from a lake or canal, the only thing to install into the lake with a
Silent Series Pump Station is the intake line and intake screens.

Quiet
Silent Shadow pump stations
are quiet. These pump stations are used on projects where the pump station
will be close to homes or buildings where pump sounds would be offensive.
Go here to find out
more about Silent Shadow Sound Levels

Low Maintenance Costs
Submersible pumps installed
into lakes are difficult to service, requiring heavy equipment and/or numerous
people to handle the heavy pumps or even enter the water. The most common method of cleaning the screens is to hire a diver. To service or replace the pump or motor, the pipe and
electrical conduit with must be disconnected or cut at the shore line and lifted
out of the water with a crane or backhoe. If the motor or pump is found to
be bad the contractor must obtain the new pump and motor and then repeat the
crane operation again. All the operations just described require a minimum
of two people, and possibly three people or more will be needed.
Silent Shadow pumps and
intake screens are
easy to service. The screens can be cleaned by a diver, or the intake line
can be disconnected at the shore line and pulled out of the water. The
pumps and motors can be removed in about 15 minutes with a few basic hand tools. Larger
silent series pumps may require two people or a small truck mounted lift to
handle the weight of the pump, but the time for removal is still 15 minutes, and
a crane or backhoe is not required.

UL® Listed as a
Packaged Pumping System - No
Engineering Required
The entire pump station is UL Listed (QCZJ
"Packaged Pumping Systems"), not just the control panel. Project
electrical plans need only show electrical service to the Silent Shadow.
Since there is no high voltage wire leaving the station, and because the station
is Listed, there is no further involvement with the electrical engineer or
inspector.
There is no UL Listing program for installing a
submersible pump and motor installed into a lake. Therefore the Florida
Building Code and National Electrical Code require an electrical engineer with a
PE to draw and specify the installation. Can you find an engineer with a
PE to provide that service ? If so, what will that engineer cost ?
What will the equipment cost that is specified by the engineer ?
Find out more about UL Listing and
how it works

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