CRI offers a diverse range of residential pumps to meet different water management needs. Our selection includes Borewell Submersible Pumps, Vertical and Horizontal Openwell Submersible Pumps, Centrifugal Monoblock Pumps, Stainless Steel Self-Priming Monoblock Pumps, Centrifugal Jet Self-Priming Pumps, Regenerative Self-Priming Monosets, Pressure Booster Pumps, RO Pumps, Circulatory Pumps and more specialised options like Wastewater Submersible and Swimming Pool Pumps.

To select the right residential pump, consider the source of water, the water output required, the total head (distance to transport water vertically and horizontally), and specific features such as energy efficiency or materials compatibility with the water type. [(e.g., corrosive, sandy).] Consulting with a CRI expert or visiting our website for guidance based on your specific requirements can also help.

CRI Residential Pumps are available through our extensive dealer network across various locations. To find a dealer near you and for more information on our products, please visit our Contact Us page.

CRI Residential Pumps are known for their reliability, energy efficiency, and robust construction. They are designed to provide optimal performance under varying water conditions and are manufactured using advanced technology to ensure longevity and minimal maintenance. With our vast dealer and service network, your demands are met in a timely manner, in a ny part fo the country.

The cost of residential pumps varies based on the type, model, and specifications. For detailed pricing information, please contact your nearest CRI dealer, who can provide you with accurate and up-to-date pricing based on your specific needs.

You can register your CRI pump warranty by visiting our website or contacting the dealer from whom you purchased the pump. Registration typically requires the product serial number and purchase information.

CRI residential pumps come in a range of horsepower options, from lower horsepower suitable for basic water needs to higher horsepower models designed for extensive residential water systems.

Single-phase pumps are typically used for residential applications where lower power consumption is needed, while three-phase pumps are used in applications requiring more power and efficiency, often in commercial settings.

AC pumps are powered by alternating current and are commonly used due to their compatibility with standard household power outlets. DC pumps are powered by direct current and are often used in applications requiring lower voltage or that are powered by batteries or solar panels.

Regular maintenance for a residential water pump includes checking for leaks, ensuring the pump is clean from debris, verifying that the motor is functioning correctly, and checking the pressure settings. Seasonal inspections and immediate addressing of any unusual noises or decreases in performance are also recommended.

If your pump is not working, check for common issues like power supply problems, clogged filters, or incorrect settings. If basic troubleshooting does not resolve the issue, contact CRI’s Authorized Service Center (ASC) for professional help and for service registration, please call our toll free, ( toll free number) / chatbot (chatbot number).

To enhance the lifespan of your pump, ensure regular maintenance, avoid running the pump dry, use a surge protector, and follow all installation and operation guidelines provided by the manufacturer. Regular inspections by a professional can also help detect and resolve issues before they lead to major repairs.