Deep-Well Submersible
4″ stainless submersibles for boreholes, farms and village water supply.
- Power
- 250 – 2200 W
- Head
- up to 150 m
- Flow
- up to 14.5 m³/h
- MPPT
- Ext. / built-in
Brushless pumps for wells, irrigation, pools and livestock — MPPT, dry-run protected.
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Permanent-magnet brushless solar pumps with built-in MPPT: deep-well submersibles lifting to 150 m, AC/DC hybrids to 56 m³/h, chlorine-safe pool pumps and economical brushed models — all with dry-run and full electrical protection.
Brushless permanent-magnet motors with MPPT beat conventional AC pumps.
Dry-run, overload, over/under-voltage, reverse-polarity and over-temperature.
SS304 wetted parts and IP68 submersible motors.
AC/DC hybrid models switch to grid or generator automatically.
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4″ stainless submersibles for boreholes, farms and village water supply.
High-flow hybrids running on solar by day and grid/generator at night.
Chlorine-safe brushless circulation pumps for pools, spas and ponds.
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Answers drawn from the specification tables and datasheets above — ask our sales engineers for anything model-specific.
4″ deep-well submersibles (250 – 2200 W) lift up to 150 m of head with flows up to 14.5 m³/h; AC/DC hybrid pumps deliver 40 – 56 m³/h for irrigation mains.
Dry-run, overload, over/under-voltage, reverse-polarity and over-temperature protection come as standard.
Yes — AC/DC hybrid models switch to grid or generator power automatically, so water keeps flowing day and night.
Wetted parts are SS304 stainless steel and submersible motors are IP68-rated. Permanent-magnet brushless motors with MPPT run 20 – 30% more efficiently than conventional AC pumps, and pool pumps use chlorine-safe plastic wet ends.
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