e-HME and e-SVE Smart Pumps deliver greater efficiency and optimal performance Goulds Water Technology, a Xylem brand, recently launched the e-HME and e-SVE pumps with integrated and Variable Speed Control and intelligence. These are easy-to-install variable speed systems that combine a state-of-the-art hydraulic pump with permanent magnet motor technology and a variable speed drive to Read more
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e-HME and e-SVE Smart Pumps deliver greater efficiency and optimal performance
Goulds Water Technology, a Xylem brand, recently launched the e-HME and e-SVE pumps with integrated and Variable Speed Control and intelligence. These are easy-to-install variable speed systems that combine a state-of-the-art hydraulic pump with permanent magnet motor technology and a variable speed drive to provide up to 70 percent energy savings in residential and agricultural applications.
“Installers need the right combination of motor, drive and hydraulic pump in a turnkey package for applications such as pressure boosting and irrigation, said Stephen Clark, Xylem product line manager, monitoring and controls, applied water systems. “Our e-HME and e-SVE ranges are truly smart pumps that deliver high performance and optimize energy use right out of the box.”
Xylem 102 Smart range, e-SM drive
Goulds Water Technology e-HME and e-SVE pumps are pre-programmed for quick installation, and have stainless steel casing and inner components for minimal noise levels and long service life. The products are certified to the NSF/ANSI 61 Drinking Water System Components standard to deliver safe, quality potable water, and are rated NEMA 3R for outdoor installation.
The IE5 ultra-premium permanent magnet motor operates single or multi-pump systems of up to three pumps without an external control panel or programmable logic controller. Quickly install a system by adding power and plumbing, press start and the system is ready to perform– No external drive or controller is required.
The e-HME is available in five models and delivers up to 130 GPM and 540 feet TDH. The e-SVE is available in six models with multiple construction design, and delivers up to 85 GPM and 710 feet TDH. Both product lines are available in 0.5 – 2 HP.
For more information about the e-HME and/or e-SVE Smart Pump ranges, visit the product page on the Goulds Water Technology website.
Donation of new water well first for program partnership Suffolk, Va. — A rural Virginia family displaced from their home after their water well failed are receiving the gift of clean water today, marking the first project of Hometown H2O, a domestic water program aimed at bringing education and access to clean and sustainable water Read more
Donation of new water well first for program partnership
Suffolk, Va. — A rural Virginia family displaced from their home after their water well failed are receiving the gift of clean water today, marking the first project of Hometown H2O, a domestic water program aimed at bringing education and access to clean and sustainable water to people and communities in need across the United States.
Hometown H2O is an extension of The Chris Long Foundation‘s Waterboys initiative and the result of a partnership announced in December 2019 with Xylem Inc.
“This family’s situation is not an isolated instance of the water challenges facing many lower-income rural communities in the United States,” said Chris Long, two-time Super Bowl champion and founder and chairman of the Chris Long Foundation. “Addressing domestic water needs is an important next step in our work at Waterboys, which is why we created Hometown H2O. Having our first project in my home state of Virginia is special to me, but it is just the beginning of our U.S. work with Xylem to impact lives through the gift of water.”
The family of six in Suffolk, Virginia, bought the property in 2018 and began experiencing water issues about six months ago when the shallow well pump on the property began pumping sand and water into the house. The property needed a new, deeper well, but it would cost thousands of dollars the family did not have.
Without running water, Social Services would not allow the family to live in the house, so they stayed at a hotel for several months until aid ran out, eventually moving in with family out of state. The family applied for assistance through the nonprofit Water Well Trust, and Hometown H2O, Xylem and its partners quickly mobilized.
Waterboys project in Suffolk, VA with the Crawford family.
Xylem coordinated the donation of the water well equipment from among its network of partners,
Noland Supply of Elizabeth City, North Carolina, a WinSupply company, and Creason & Sons Well Service Inc. of Zuni, Virginia. The companies began the prep work at the site about a week ago for the well installation.
In addition to the new well, Xylem and its team of volunteers, activated through Watermark, Xylem’s acclaimed corporate social responsibility program, are completing a number of interior and exterior home improvement projects on the property, including installing a shower in the bathroom and fixing a warped front porch to help improve the family’s overall quality of life.
“Having clean water restored to their home will allow this family to reunite and live safely — it is truly lifechanging,” said Joe Vesey, Xylem senior vice president and chief marketing officer. “We have the opportunity of a lifetime to solve our growing domestic water challenges by bringing individuals and organizations together and leveraging their expertise and resources.”
Xylem and Waterboys, along with nonprofit partner Water Well Trust, seek to raise awareness about domestic water issues, including that 1.5 million people in the U.S. lack access to clean, safe drinking water at home. Working in coordination with Watermark and the company’s Goulds Water Technology brand, this partnership will deliver a series of water well projects to provide rural communities with reliable, safe water access, which can lead to better overall health and improved quality of life.
For more information about the Hometown H2O project, visit waterboys.org/hometown.
Photos by Michael-Simon-Photography
Company sponsors beverage area, builds water filters for communities in need Myrtle Beach, S.C.—Goulds Water Technology, a Xylem brand, partnered with the company’s social investment and corporate citizenship program Watermark to bring a charitable component with the Wine To Water organization, to its annual attendance at the 2019 South Atlantic Jubilee held last weekend in Read more
Company sponsors beverage area, builds water filters for communities in need
Myrtle Beach, S.C.—Goulds Water Technology, a Xylem brand, partnered with the company’s social investment and corporate citizenship program Watermark to bring a charitable component with the Wine To Water organization, to its annual attendance at the 2019 South Atlantic Jubilee held last weekend in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.
In addition, key technologies and products were highlighted at the booth, including the Goulds Water Technology 10 GPM G Slimline Series, a best-in-class submersible pump for residential systems, ideal for tight wells where corrosion and abrasion are issues.
“Our dealers really look forward to the Jubilee, and the chance to learn more about our latest Goulds Water Technology products and programs,” said Susan O’Grady, Director of Marketing, Residential & Agriculture, Xylem. “This year was an especially rewarding experience with the opportunity to do something in conjunction with Watermark and share that with our partners in the well drilling industry.”
Watermark and Goulds Water Technology partnered with Wine to Water, an organization dedicated to bringing clean water to families in hard to reach areas, to offer a volunteer opportunity assembling water filters as part of the Goulds Water Technology beverage area sponsorship on July 28.
To learn more about Gould Water Technology, visit www.goulds.com; for more on Xylem Watermark, visit https://www.xylem.com/en-us/watermark.