Power through demanding deep-well pumping tasks with the Draper Submersible Deep Water Pump. This ...Power through demanding deep-well pumping tasks with the Draper Submersible Deep Water Pump. This robust 1000W pump boasts a powerful 91L/min maximum output, effortlessly tackling depths of up to 40m. Safety is paramount, a thermal overload protector and float switch prevent damage from overheating or running dry. Get started immediately with its 15-metre cable and ready-to-use plug. Key features include a 25mm output aperture and hose adaptor diameter, handling particles up to 1mm in size. Weighing just 3.6kg, it's easy to handle despite its impressive capabilities. 230V operation. Fitted with thermal overload protection and a float switch which automatically turns the pump off when the water level has dropped. 15M (approx.) cable and approved plug.
This guide is for users of the Draper Submersible Deep Water Pump, a powerful tool designed for efficient water pumping from deep wells. It offers a high output rate and is equipped with safety features to prevent damage, but it's essential to understand its operational limits. This guide provides detailed instructions to help you maximize the pump's performance and ensure safe operation, covering setup, maintenance, and troubleshooting.
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Model Part Number
98921
Brand
Draper
Extended Product Information
FAQs
How deep can the pump be submerged?
The pump is designed to operate at depths up to 40 meters.
What kind of water can the pump handle?
The pump is suitable for clean or slightly contaminated water with particles up to 1mm in size.
Does the pump have any safety features?
Yes, it has a thermal overload protector and a float switch to prevent damage from overheating or running dry.
What is the output aperture size?
The output aperture is 25mm.
What is the weight of the pump?
The pump weighs approximately 3.6kg.
What voltage does the pump require?
The pump operates on a 230V power supply.
How long is the power cable?
The power cable is approximately 15 meters long.
What should I do if the pump overheats?
The thermal overload protector should shut off the pump automatically. Let it cool down and check for any obstructions or issues before restarting.
Troubleshooting
Pump does not start.
Check the power supply and ensure the pump is properly plugged in. Check the circuit breaker and reset if necessary. Verify the float switch is in the correct position.
Pump runs but does not pump water.
Check for blockages in the intake or outlet. Ensure the hose is not kinked. Verify that the pump is fully submerged and the water level is sufficient.
Pump is running, but the flow rate is low.
Check for any obstructions in the hose or pump intake. Clean the filter. Ensure the pump is not pumping water from a greater depth than specified.
Pros and Cons
Pros
High pumping capacity suitable for deep wells.
Built-in safety features protect the pump from damage.
Ready-to-use design with a long power cable.
Easy to handle and transport due to its lightweight design.
Cons
Limited to handling particles up to 1mm, which may require pre-filtration in some applications.
Requires a 230V power supply, which may need an adapter in certain regions.
Performance can be affected by the presence of debris in the water.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: Connect the pump to a suitable hose using the provided adapter. Ensure all connections are secure to prevent leaks. Submerge the pump completely in the water source, ensuring it does not rest on the bottom to avoid sucking up sediment. Plug the pump into a 230V power outlet.
Compatibility: The pump is designed for use with clean or slightly contaminated water, with particles up to 1mm. It is compatible with standard well casings. Check the power supply to ensure it matches the pump's voltage requirements.
Care: Regularly inspect the pump for any signs of wear or damage. Clean the intake filter to remove any accumulated debris, which can affect performance. Store the pump in a dry place when not in use. Do not run the pump without water, as this can damage the motor. The thermal overload protector helps, but regular checks and proper use are crucial.