12/3 w/ Ground, flat HD copper submersible pump wire, UL listed, 50ft to 1000ft lengths

Was happy with the quick turn around on order being shipped from Canada. Wire is exactly what I needed.

The service and delivery was excellent

very good product and arrived very quickly. Thanks

This pump 3" are excellent pump better grunfos I'm very happy with this product. Installed in one house and this pump give water all the house.

Wirework great came in a timely fashion

This product was exactly what I needed for my project and is excellent quality. Great customer service and very accommodating. I would highly recommend! Thanks again. Jordan A.

When I removed the old pump, I noticed that the original wiring was quite worn in many places, probably due to the fact that I had installed a "new" replacement pump two years ago (it certainly didn't last long, now did it!) of a very popular brand. At any rate, the new wire harness is for a three-wire configuration pump. The exterior material is thick and robust. I suspect, since I had not installed the torque arresting modules the last time, that considerable chafing had occurred as the pump swung around inside the well pipe. I would highly recommend that you buy at least TWO of those torque arrestors, and install them at five feet intervals from the well pump. That should stop the swinging around down in the well pipe, and prevent any damage from chafing. Also, build your own pump sheath, to direct water from the bottom, instead of from all directions, so as to keep the pump motor cooled more effectively. just get some 4-inch pvc pipe, cut it so that there is ample room (about 4 inches) at the top, and about a foot from the bottom of the pump. At the top, make long pyramidal cuts, about 4 inches from the end. Make it look like a backgammon-style set of cuts, down the length of the pipe. Then, simply get a grill lighter, one that will broadcast a good, blue flame, and heat the plastic, pushing the pyramids inward. And finally, use some waterproof tape, and install the inlet pipe at the top of the well pump, sealing off the top of the pump with the tape. Two last things: First, make certain that you add a check valve above the well impeller assembly! Finally, on the pump sheath, I added a set of four nylon-constructed bolts, at the point where they would touch the bottom of the well motor housing. In this way, the pump, while creating a big vacuum, will most likely cavitate and swing around inside the sheath. You don't want that! Any area of the pump housing that doesn't get some fresh water circulating outside the housing WILL create a hot spot. The bolts keep the sheath at equal distances from the motor housing, ensuring equal flow around the housing body. Just a few tid bits of advice.

Excellent wire, well made, easy to work with.

I had a hard time purchasing the amount of feet, that I needed in this product. So it was so nice to find your company on the internet. Thank you for great service.