New well for irrigation (was city water). Uncle running 220V from panel. Need to connect pump, pump relay, and Rain Bird ESP-LX/LXI controller. Also: will well pump improve pressure on Rain Bird 5000 rotors that were weak on city water?
Yes, a properly sized well pump will significantly outperform city water for irrigation. City water typically 40-60 PSI with flow restrictions. A 1.5-2 HP submersible can deliver 60-80 PSI at 20-30 GPM — ideal for Rain Bird 5000 rotors (need 35-50 PSI at head). Nozzle changes likely unnecessary; just proper pump sizing.
220V work requires licensed electrician. Pump relay must be rated for pump HP and voltage. Ground all equipment per NEC.
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