RS PRO, 230 V Submersible Water Pump, 216L/min

RS Pro Submersible Water Pumps

RS Pro submersible water pumps, designed to clear dirty water in general applications. These high volume water pumps are ideal for flooded basements, rain socked foundations or draining containers. Offers a float switch which turns the pump on and off automatically with changes to the water level.

Features and Benefits

• Clears dirty water and is suitable for general duties
• High volume water pump is Ideal for flooded basement
• Float switch turns the pump on and off automatically
• Comfortable carry handle
• Can be fully submerged and works in depth of up to 7 m

3 Stepped Adapter and Elbow (Fitting)

• 25 mm, 32 mm and 40 mm

Application Information

RS Pro submersible water pump is the ideal choice for use in residential, commercial, municipal and industrial water extraction application.

RS PRO Submersible Water Pumps

Need is the mother of innovation, pushing innovators and creators to make life easier for us all. Water, by nature, moves from an area of high pressure to an area of low pressure. The need to have local drainage becomes a flywheel for French-born inventor to create in 1687 simple, but practical construction, which is the beginning of the new era in Water Pumps.

A Water Pump is a mechanical device that can circulate water or raise it from one level to another. Water Pumps draw existing water into the Pump by suction through an inlet point. The inlet point has a lower rate of pressure than the outlet points. A water pump increases the rate of water to create a vacuum. At this time, the outlet point has a high-pressure level which forces out the water. The impeller plays first fiddle in the entire process as the action of the part increases the fluid's velocity and pressure towards the Pump outlet.

There are a few types of Water Pumps currently available on the market, including Submersible Pumps, Irrigation Pumps and Circulation Pumps. Quite often the categorisation focuses on Self-Priming Pumps, Centrifugal Pumps and Underwater Pumps.

We are proudly introducing our own branded RS PRO Submersible Water Pump with a maximum flow rate of 216 litres per minute, which equals approximately 1300 litres per hour. This high-quality Pump for liquids is ideal for clearing dirty water in general applications. The Pump offers a float switch, which turns on and off automatically with changes to the water level. Our Submersible Water Pump has a comfortable carry handle to operate in the depth of up to 7 meters, meaning a full consent to IPX8 regulations. The body material of plastic can control the maximum fluid temperature around + 35°C, whereas supply voltage is 230 V. The cable length of 10 m with a grain size up to 35 mm is a perfect Pump for flooded basement or rain-soaked foundations.

Features and Benefits

• This Dirty Water Pump is ideal for general duties


• Float switch turns the Pump on and off automatically


• Comfortable carry handle


• Works perfectly in the depth of up to 7 m (IPX8)


• Overall size is 22 x 33 x 37 cm


• Vortex impeller (plastic)


• 10-meter long cable with the capability of 35 mm grain size to deal with


• The maximum flow rate of 216 litres per hour (approximately 1300 litres per hour)


• 3 stepped Adaptor and Elbow (fitting) of 25 mm, 32 mm and 40 mm

Applications

• Residential in case of flooded basement


• On construction sites


• Industrial water extraction applications


• Applies to rain socked foundations or draining containers


• Works perfectly as Pump for slurries

Frequently asked questions

How long does a Water Pump last?

On average, the lifetime of the Submersible Pump is approximately 15 years. Having in mind that internal parts are under regular maintenance. Energy consumption represents about 90% of the total life cycle cost.

What lookout for when using the Water Pump?

• Avoid overheats as this may damage internal components or cause burns and injuries.


• Read carefully and follow the manual instruction.


• Regular Checks (air leaks) and testing to make sure a safe operation is in place.


• Check for any suction line blockage.


• Always be cautious and use the Pump as intended, e.g. never operate Pumps in explosive or flammable environments, unless the construction of the Pump can perform such service safely.

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