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Hot Sale Electric Household Drainage Submersible Water Pump

Hot Sale Electric Household Drainage Submersible Water Pump

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Electric Household Drainage Submersible Water Pump

 

It is ideal for general submersible water applications such as able to drain infiltrating water, cellars to reservoirs, clean or slightly dirty water and for garden irrigation. emptying spas, hot tubs, pools, flooded basements or garden.

 

Comes complete with automatic float switch which will turn the pump off when the water has been emptied.

 

Please note that it is not suitable for 24 hour continuous operation such as powering garden water features or fountains as other sellers may imply.

 

Features

 

Fully submersible

Float switch - automatic switch off when water level drops ( from 7cm to 53cm ) 

Build-in overload motor protector with automatic reset

Insulation Class B/F
Protection IPX8

Pump body: plastic

Impeller: PP/stainless steel if request
Shaft with rotor: 45# Carbon Steel/Stainless steel if request

Liquid temperature: Up to  35°C

Specifications

 

MODEL

POWER

(W)

MAX HEAD

(M)

MAX FLOW

(L/H)

MAX SUB. DEPTH

(M)

MAX GRAIN

SIZE

CABLE AND LENGTH

(M)

QTY/20”CTN

(PC)

TP01360

400

5.0

7500

5

35MM

H05RN-F3G0.75mm2X10m

2040

TP01361

550

7.0

10500

7

35MM

H05RN-F3G1.0mm2X10m

2040

TP01362

650

7.5

11500

7

35MM

H05RN-F3G1.0mm2X10m

2040

TP01363

750

9.0

13000

7

35MM

H07RN-F3G1.0mm2X10m

1960

TP01365

900

    10.0

14000

7

35MM

H07RN-F3G1.0mm2X10m

1960

TP01366

1100

11.0

15000

7

35MM

H07RN-F3G1.0mm2X10m

1960


Q:I posted this earlier but nobody really answered my question . if my water pump is clearly on the serpentine belt I t need to replace the timing chain to get to it correct? The bolts holding the pump in are around it near the timing chain cover but they don't look like they are inside it. the pump is clearly driven by the serpentine so should I be fine not removing my timing belt to fix the pump? its leaking. Also I know you should replace the timing chain+tensioner but I inspected the chain 400 miles ago its properly tensioned the belt is in good condition its a chain it will last the life of the car its not the cheap belts.
If you can change the pump without removing the timing belt then go for it, you are lucky. I don't replace the tensioner unless it needs to be replaced, usually they last a long time. I replace the timing belts every 60,000 miles, but usually you can go to 80,000 maximum but I don't like to take it to the last minute, not safe.
Q:OK so i am new to RVing....I have an older 1971 trailer pull forester....It has a your normal fresh water inlet on the outside of the trailer, fresh water tank, and water pump. My question is actual a double part question #1 When i screw the hose on the inlet and start filling the water tank i hear it going in but i still have no water coming out the faucet...Does this have to do with the water pump? why am not getting water to anything except i hear the tank filling up?!?#2 Is the Water pump A/C or D/C......I have that little pull knob (that i guess turns it on or off) and i was curious if i needed to be hooked up to the Battery in front to make this work? or should it work with the regular AC that everything else is working on?Thanks for any help
I am not completely sure but i'll share my thoughts. I'm not certain but I think the water tank should have a seperate fill up. If your filling your fresh water tank and nothing is coming out of your faucet, my guess would be the water pump. Check and see if there is a reset button on your water pump switch. If not there should be a breaker for it located somewhere in the camper. But if you screw your water hose in to your camper and there is constant water pressure then there should be some water without having to use the water pump. If not then I'm stumped..
Q:Question for you. I'm looking for a 12v (no AC converter, please) water pump to drive up to 4 water misters. Needs to run off the battery, without an AC converter (already found those). The pump will pull from a water reservoir and provide cooling relief on hot days through the misters. BTW... the pump should be reasonably small, limited to a few pounds...If you have any ideas, please advise.Thanks again,Robert
The ac converters are 12V rectifiers so just use the pump (wire to a battery) without the converter or check with motor home repair place
Q:I have a old house,1920's I think it was built. My water pump kicks on all the time! The tolite upstairs is not that old but the pipes are.The tolite runs for a min. and then stops for 5 mins. When I am running a bath..the second I turn off the water in the tub,the tolite starts to run! Same with the tolite downstairs,that one is only a few years old and the pipes are the same as it is an addition to the house. When I am up late at night in my office I hear the water pump kicking on in the basement ever 10 mins or so! My electric bill is huge! How can I fix this problem? What is causing it? I have not noticed any water leaks anywhere. We turned up the pressure on the pump. That helped a little. Thank god we have our own water well. Anyone have any Idea's?
need more info but do you have a backflow preventer installed on the pipes? this might cause it or it may be bad if you do have one
Q:Does anyone know or can show me a picture of the location of the water pump in the '97 Totota avalon please? I'm trying to replace mine.Please and Thank you :)
Front of engine block, behind fan and driven usually by the crankshaft.
Q:i am trying to set up a small aqaurium (about 25 gallons) and i am looking for a water pump that will flow water through the aquarium for a period of time and then shut off, and do that like every hour or so. is there such a thing? a water pump with a built in timer so its not running constanly but only every so often? it doesnt need to move alot of water, but i only want it to pump maybe once every hour. thanks for the help
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Q:My car overheats in hot temperatures I have try everything except replacing the water pump and radiator how can I tell when its time to change each one and is it a do-it-yourself job
Water pumps are very simple. They only fail if 1) They spring a leak, 2) Their bearing freezes up, or 3) Their drive belt breaks or slips. I'd suspect the thermostat first, a clogged radiator second, or a bad electric fan or relay. They are easy to replace on most pre-1960's cars, and a complete hassle on many newer models. Good luck with the project.
Q:I am trying to areting my pond but air pump cost too much. I have an extra water pump available if I make two intake opening, one for water the other for air, would it work? or will it blow up the pump and kill all of my koi because it is made for pump water.
Here's is several reasons why it is bad idea to pump air with water-pump. There are differences in design of an air-pump and a water-pump due to a simple fact that air is compressible, and water is not. Water pumps are very poor at pumping air, so if the intake tube is not filled with water the pump won't be able to suck hard enough to bring it in. You can very easily damage your water pump, if you run it dry (meaning just pumping air), because without the resistance of the water, the motor turns too fast and also many pump designs rely on the water for its own cooling or lubrication. Pumps can temporarily work with some small air bubbles in them, as long as water is still flowing. This happens when running new-installed pump for the first time and it is normal unless it lasts for more than a minute or two. But even this small bubbles cause micro-strokes on shaft and bearings, shown through excess vibrations and audible gurgling or growling. In a long-terms, this causes so-called material fatigue and shortens the lifetime of a water-pump.
Q:what is the actual capacity of 15 stage 1 H.P. Borewell submersible pump. I mean can it draw water if it at 300 ft depth. Is 15 stage 1 H.P pump capable to draw water
Each stage of a submersible pump helps draw water from a depth of 32 ft. so You actually need a 10 stage pump to draw water from a 300 ft bore well. Every HP of motor capacity can take 5 stages of pumps. So at least 2 HP is required to draw water from a 300 ft bore well. But the water yield will be very low. You may just get a trickle of water with 10 stages and 2 HP. So you need at least a 3 HP motor with 10 stage pump to draw water from a 300 ft bore well. If you need to pump it any higher from the ground level then u need further stages. this needs additional stages. So a 15 stage 3 HP pump will get you meaningful water from the 300' bore well.
Q:It stops and every few minutes and when it stops, it sounds like water is running.
A car will not shut off and not start again if the water pump has leaked and the engine over heats to the point of seizing. But if the pump has just started leaking then know the engine stall. As for the park issue again not related.

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