Submersible Well Pumps

Submersible pumps are used for pumping clean water from wells, springs, and collecting tanks. While self-priming pumps and home water stations only draw water from the source, well pumps are submerged in the water, which they suck in and subsequently force a column of water into the pipes and to the distribution points. Therefore, they can be used at depths greater than 8 meters. The specific shape of well pumps allows for use even in narrow spaces, such as narrow water wells, and they can be connected both in series and in parallel.

Before you start pumping water from a well, it is necessary to clean the well and clarify the requirements for the submersible water pump.

And how to choose a submersible pump for a well? To start, you must know the following parameters:

• Well Diameter

• Depth of the well and distance to extraction points (from which you can easily calculate the pump's transport height)

• Estimated amount of water the submersible pump is to draw

• Amount of solid substances in the water (determined from a chemical analysis of the water)

Equipped with this information, take a look at our guide and/or consult our experts directly for selecting a submersible water pump here.

We recommend getting a complete set, which includes everything you need, including protective elements (such as dry running protection, voltage fluctuation protection, etc.). Not only do you not have to purchase additional accessories, but these protective functions will reward you with longer pump life and lower operating costs.