Sta-Rite HLE-L Complete Convertible Deep Well Jet Pump, 1 HP
Sta-Rite builds the HLE-L as a factory-assembled convertible deep well jet pump, 1 HP, in its HL Series (ProJet). Every wetted part, the motor, and the pump end are matched at the factory to the ratings on the nameplate, which is worth confirming against the old unit before ordering a replacement of this exact model.
A pump in this class is typically replaced rather than rebuilt once the motor windings fail or the pump end has worn past the point where a seal kit would restore performance. built to the same ratings Sta-Rite lists for the HLE-L model.
Key Features
- Complete, factory-assembled convertible deep well jet pump with motor already mounted
- 1 HP motor, 115/230V, single phase
- Cast iron construction for durability under continuous duty
- Direct replacement for the Sta-Rite HLE-L (HL Series (ProJet))
Applications
- Shallow or deep well residential water supply, depending on the ejector fitted
- Replacing a Sta-Rite pump that has failed at the motor or pump end rather than a single wear part
- Marine dockside, well house, and utility pump room installations
- Any application already specified for the Sta-Rite HLE-L
Specifications
- Brand: Sta-Rite
- Model: HLE-L
- Part Type: Complete Pump (convertible deep well jet pump)
- Series: HL Series (ProJet)
- Motor: 1 HP, 115/230V, single phase
- Body Material: Cast iron
- Condition: New
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Where should this pump be installed?
In a dry, accessible location such as a well house, basement, or utility room, close to the water source it is drawing from.
Q: Does this pump include the motor?
Yes. This is the complete pump as Sta-Rite builds it, with the motor already mounted and matched to the pump end; no separate motor purchase is needed.
Q: Will this fit if my old pump has a different model number?
Only if the model numbers match exactly. Sta-Rite uses closely related model codes across different horsepower and voltage points in the same series, so confirm the full model number on the old pump nameplate before ordering.
Q: Can I rebuild my existing pump instead of replacing the whole unit?
If only the seal, gaskets, or impeller have failed, a seal or overhaul kit is usually the cheaper fix. A complete pump like this one makes sense once the motor or pump body itself has failed.
Not sure this is the right part? Send us a Picture of the Pump Plate on your pump and the CLR Marine team will confirm the correct pump.
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