Dimensions

Type

Engine

Power Source

Electric

Power Source

Electric

The power supply refers to the pump's need for electrical energy from an external power source, such as single-phase or three-phase power.

Voltage

Single-Phase

Voltage

Single-Phase

Single-phase power supply refers to the provision of electrical energy from single-phase current (e.g., 230V AC), which is the most common type of supply for residential and small commercial applications. 

Horsepower

0.5 hp

Horsepower

Horsepower indicates the kinetic power of the pump. Higher horsepower means more efficiency in water pumping, affecting the flow (l/h) and the head (m).

Power

375 W

Power

It is the energy consumed by the motor to pump water. The greater the power, the more effectively it can lift and move water, especially over long distances or heights.

Features

Electronic Level Sensor

No

Electronic Level Sensor

It automatically activates the pump without the classic hanging float switch. It is ideal for narrow spaces and pits, as there is no risk of it getting stuck anywhere and flooding the area.

with Cutter Impeller

No

with Cutter Impeller

Components that chop, "cut" solid materials, such as organic waste or other particles, before they pass into the pump. They are mainly used in sewage or dirty water pumps, preventing clogging or damage to the system.

Float switch

No

Float switch

It is a mechanism that automatically controls the operation of the pump. When the water level reaches a predetermined height, the float activates the pump.

Vortex

No

Vortex

The vortex system in submersible water pumps uses vortex technology to create a rotating water current, which helps in the efficient transfer of water, even when it contains particles or solids.

Pumping Specifications

Shallow Suction

No

Shallow Suction

This function allows the pump to suck water from an extremely low level (up to 1-3 mm), ideal for flooded floors and basements.

Materials & Construction

Set

No

Stainless

No