When low water pressure gets you down, power it up with our Peripheral Water Pump. Pumping out at a rate of 35L/min with a delivery head of 35m and suction up to 8m, it is the perfect solution where constant on-demand water pressure is needed at the open and close of any tap. Use it to pump your pool, increase water pressure in your pipes, water your gardens, irrigate, clean and more. The water pump features an IP-rated commercial copper motor, rust-resistant brass impeller, cast iron pump body, 1-inch inlet and outlet ports, efficient TEFC cooling system, mountable base and a power box that is both waterproof and dirt-proof. You can also accurately control the pressure to your precise requirements with the fully automatic controller and monitor it at a glance of the pressure gauge. Power to the pump is as simple as plugging it straight into any Australian standard socket. There is no need of any sophisticated knowledge of pumping, just a little imagination of how much you can do with it. It will pump up the water in no time.
Features:
Automatic pump control
Robust rust-resistant brass impeller
Mountable base
TEFC cooling system
High head and steady flow
Low power consumption
Easy installation
Easy to operate and maintain
Ideal for pool pumping, increasing the water pressure in the pipe, garden sprinkling, irrigation, cleaning and more
Specifications:
Peripheral water pump
Power: 0.5hp/370W 220-240V/50Hz
Max suction: 8m
Max head: 35m
Max flow: 35L/min
Protection: IP44
Inlet/outlet size: 1-inch
Wire: Copper
Power cable: 90cm
Impeller: Brass
Stator: 45mm
Max pressure: 3.5bar
Noise level: 70dB
Pump controller
Voltage: 220/240V
Frequency: 50/60Hz
Protection grade: IP65
Max. current: 10A
Max. operating temperature: 60°
Max. working bar pressure: 10bar
Inlet/outlet size: 1"" (25mm)
Dimensions: 22cm x 12.4cm x 17cm
Colour: Yellow
Package Contents:
1 x Peripheral Water Pump
1 x Pump Controller
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