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The Draper Submersible Dirty Water Pump (230V) is designed for efficiently clearing contaminated water with solids from sites where standard pumps would fail. Ideal for flooded land, construction sites, basements, ponds, and septic systems, it handles thick, debris-laden water with ease. A potential caveat is its specialized nature, meaning it's best suited for dirty water applications and may be over-engineered for simple clean water tasks. Key features include robust handling of solids, deep submersion capability, and an automatic float switch for autonomous operation.
| Model Part Number | 230V |
|---|---|
| Brand | Draper |
The pump is designed to efficiently remove water containing solids such as mud, sand, leaves, and debris. Specific particle size recommendations should be checked in the product manual, but it is engineered for typical debris found in flooded areas.
The pump can be submerged up to a depth of 7 meters.
No, a discharge hose is not included with the pump. You will need to purchase a suitable hose separately.
This product comes with the Draper 12 months parts and labour warranty.
While the pump will function with clean water, it is specifically designed and optimized for dirty water applications. Using it solely for clean water might not be its most efficient application.
The float switch is designed to rise with the water level. When the water reaches a certain height, the float activates the pump motor. As the water level drops, the float lowers, and when it reaches a predetermined low level, it switches the motor off.
Regular maintenance involves rinsing the pump with clean water after use to remove debris, checking the intake screen, and ensuring the float switch moves freely. Store in a dry place.
Check that the power cable is securely connected to a working 230V outlet. Ensure the float switch is not stuck in the 'off' position; it needs to be submerged to activate the motor. Verify the fuse or circuit breaker for the outlet has not tripped.
Ensure the intake screen is not blocked by debris. Check the discharge hose for kinks or blockages. Verify that the pump is sufficiently submerged in water. For initial startup, ensure the pump casing is filled with water.
This may indicate a low water level or a blockage in the discharge line causing back pressure. Adjust the float switch position or clear any obstructions in the hose.
Check for debris caught in the impeller or around the motor shaft. Ensure the pump is on a stable surface and not vibrating excessively.
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