Automatic Submersible Water Pump - 208L/min - 230V Supply - Loops

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This Loops Automatic Submersible Water Pump is designed for efficient water drainage in residential and utility applications. Ideal for homeowners needing to manage flooding in cellars, sinks, or cisterns, its key benefit is automatic operation and a high flow rate of 208L/min. A potential caveat is its suitability for clean water only, though it can handle small particles up to 5mm.

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Model Part Numberys11745
BrandB&Q

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FAQs

What is the maximum particle size this pump can handle?

This pump is designed for clean water but can handle small solid particles up to 5mm in diameter.

How does the automatic cut-out feature work?

The pump features an automatic low water cut-out that switches the pump off when the water level drops to approximately 20mm, preventing dry running and motor damage.

What is the maximum depth of water this pump can operate in?

The pump can operate in water depths from a minimum of 20mm up to a maximum of 7 meters.

What is the maximum height the pump can push water?

The pump has a maximum head of 8.5 meters, meaning it can push water vertically up to this height.

Can this pump be used for sewage or heavily soiled water?

No, this pump is designed for clean water and is not suitable for sewage, abrasive liquids, or water with heavy contamination.

What is the required power supply for this pump?

The pump requires a 230V, 50Hz power supply.

How often should I clean the pump?

It is recommended to inspect the intake for debris regularly, especially after heavy use or if pumping water with potential contaminants. Clean the exterior as needed with a damp cloth.

Troubleshooting

Pump does not start

Check that the power cord is securely plugged into a functioning 230V outlet. Ensure the water level is above the minimum activation depth (20mm). Verify the circuit breaker has not tripped.

Low water flow or no water discharge

Inspect the intake screen and outlet hose for blockages from debris. Ensure the outlet hose is not kinked. Confirm the pump is not running dry (water level should be sufficient for operation).

Pump cycles on and off frequently

This may indicate the water level is too low or fluctuating around the cut-out point. Ensure the pump is positioned correctly and the water source is stable. If used in a sump, check the sump pit's design and inflow rate.

Pump runs but no water is pumped

Check for airlocks in the system. Ensure the pump is fully submerged and the outlet hose is properly connected and free of leaks. The maximum head (8.5m) may be exceeded if the discharge point is too high.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Automatic operation saves manual effort and prevents over-pumping.
  • High maximum head of 8.5m allows for effective water lifting.
  • Durable construction with stainless steel and Noryl components.
  • Low minimum water depth capability (20mm) for thorough drainage.
  • Handles small particles, offering some flexibility in water conditions.

Cons

  • Primarily designed for clean water; not suitable for heavily soiled or abrasive liquids.
  • Requires a 230V power supply, limiting use in areas without standard electrical outlets.
  • Maximum particle size handling is limited to 5mm.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Ensure the pump is placed on a stable, level surface in the water to be pumped.
  2. Connect a suitable outlet hose (Ø38mm OD) to the pump's outlet.
  3. Plug the pump into a grounded 230V power outlet.
  4. The automatic cut-out system requires a minimum water depth of 20mm to engage.

Compatibility:

  • Power Supply: Requires a standard 230V, 50Hz power supply.
  • Water Type: Best suited for clean water. Can tolerate small solid particles up to 5mm.
  • Outlet Hose: Compatible with Ø38mm outlet pipes or hoses.

Care:

  • Regularly inspect the pump's intake for debris that could obstruct water flow or damage the impeller.
  • Clean the pump's exterior with a damp cloth; avoid abrasive cleaners.
  • Store the pump in a dry, frost-free location when not in use.
  • Periodically check the automatic cut-out mechanism for proper operation.