Clean water pumps

Elpumps submersible pumps for clean and slightly dirty water are renowned for their high efficiency, low long-term costs and high operating reliability, making them ideal for a wide variety of applications. The Elpumps CT series offers high resistance to suspended solids, thermal overload protection and easy maintenance. The pumps can even be fully submerged up to 5 meters for efficient water removal, pumping clean water at low pressure with a flow rate of up to 15.000 liters/hour thanks to their powerful 600W / 800W motors.

Features and benefits

  • Powerful 600W / 800W motor
  • Drawing water from even 5 mm off the bottom
  • Flow rate of up to 15.000 liters/hour
  • Integrated float switch, auto start/stop function
  • Maximum immersion depth of 5 meters
  • Fitted with 10-meter H05 RN-F 3G 0,75 mm² cable
  • Maximum delivery head of up to 12 meters
  • Thermal overload protection
  • Durable, non-corrosive, rust-proof materials
  • 2-year guarantee
  • The pre-filter screens solid pieces of up to 5 mm

What is a clean water pump?

A clean water pump is a type of submersible pump that is designed to move water that is free of impurities, such as sediment, debris, or sand. These pumps are typically used in applications where the water needs to be of a high quality, such as in residential, and small-scale agricultural settings.

In what applications are clean water pumps commonly used?

Clean water submersible pumps can be used in a variety of applications where water needs to be moved from one location to another. Residential applications include pumping water from wells, draining swimming pools, lowering groundwater levels, etc. Small-scale Agricultural applications include low-pressure irrigation in greenhouses or horticulture, water supply for livestock, rainwater harvesting, etc.

How does a clean water pump work?

A clean water pump works by using an impeller to create suction and the water is then discharged through the outlet.

How do I choose the right clean water pump for my application?

When choosing a clean water pump, you should consider factors such as the volume of water that needs to be pumped, the pressure required, the type of impurities in the water, and the intended use of the water, the power source, and the cost.

How do I maintain and clean my clean water pump?

Under normal operating conditions, Elpumps CT series pumps do not require any maintenance. Occasional cleaning of the pump housing may be required if the pump sucks in foreign objects and these obstruct the rotation of the impeller or the free flow of water. If a solid object, such as gravel, enters the pump housing, it may cause severe damage to the impeller which will need to be replaced.

How to place the clean water pump in the water?

When installing a submersible pump, it's important to use the appropriate equipment to lower the pump into the water. The most common method is to use a rope or cable that is strong enough to support the weight of the pump and any other equipment that will be lowered into the well or other water source.

Make sure the well or water source is clear of debris and that the water level is at a safe level. Securely attach the rope or cable to the pump's handle, making sure it is balanced and stable.

Once the pump is in place, connect it to the power source. Make sure the connections are secure and that the pump is properly grounded. Turn the pump on and test it to make sure it is working properly.

Why is the maximum temperature of the liquid important?

Elpumps submersible pumps are cooled by the liquid in which they are submerged. This means that the motor of the pump does not have external cooling. If the submersible pump is operated at high temperatures for an extended period of time, this can cause the motor to overheat and fail. In addition, some materials used in submersible pumps, such as rubber seals and plastic parts, can become brittle and break at high temperatures.