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Powerful Submersible Pump for Dirty Water

Introducing the Ekko pumps Submersible Pump for Dirty Water, a reliable and efficient solution for your water removal needs. This high-performance pump is designed to handle charged water with impurities up to 35 mm in size, making it ideal for flooded basements and other challenging water extraction scenarios. With a powerful 400W motor and a flow rate of 7,500 liters per hour, this pump can quickly and effectively empty large volumes of water. Its versatile design includes both automatic and manual modes, allowing you to customize the operation to your specific requirements.

Technical Specifications

The Ekko pumps Submersible Pump for Dirty Water is equipped with a range of technical features that ensure optimal performance. It operates at a voltage of 230V and a frequency of 50Hz, providing stable and reliable power. The pump can be submerged in water up to a maximum depth of 5 meters and can discharge water up to 5 meters from the pump, offering flexibility in placement. The pump's speed is 2800 rpm, ensuring efficient water removal. Its maximum water size is 35mm, and it can handle water temperatures up to 35°. The IPX8 protection class ensures that the pump is highly resistant to water, making it suitable for various environments.

Practical Applications and Benefits

Whether you're dealing with a flooded basement, a clogged drain, or need to remove water from a construction site, the Ekko pumps Submersible Pump for Dirty Water is a versatile tool that can handle the task. Its ability to remove impurities up to 35 mm in size makes it particularly useful for dirty water situations. The pump's automatic and manual modes allow for easy operation, while its robust construction ensures durability. With its easy maintenance and cleaning, this pump is a practical solution for both homeowners and professionals. Upgrade your water removal capabilities with the Ekko pumps Submersible Pump for Dirty Water today.