The Wilo TMW32/11 submersible sludge pump with float is an irreplaceable helper for pumping water in domestic conditions. The pump is ready for fully automated operation. It is light and easy to carry, suitable for both fixed and mobile installation . It is possible to use a pressure hose or pipe to drain the water (especially in case of permanent installation).

The motor is cooled by the surrounding medium , it transfers its residual heat to the surroundings through its casing. In the event of overheating, the pump switches off, after it cools down it starts again. The hydraulics are separated from the engine by a sealing chamber filled with white oil. There is a shaft sealing ring on the engine side, and a mechanical seal on the hydraulics side.

Twister function

The TMW sludge pump is equipped with a so-called "whirlpool" . In practice, this means that due to its design, there is constant swirling in the suction space. In this way, the cleanliness of the pumping sump is achieved. Thanks to the property of "swirling" and the associated removal of sedimenting substances, there is no odor caused by the pumped medium. The swirl function can be deactivated, which increases the pump characteristics by 1 m.

Using the pump

Pumping clean or slightly polluted water:

• from reservoirs, shafts and excavations
• during flooding and inundation
• from the pits
• when draining basement spaces
• water without faeces and components with long fibers

Features and equipment of the pump

• float switch (factory fitted)
• Twister function
• connecting cable 4 m long incl. "Schuko" plugs
• cooling by flowing around the pump casing
• IP68
• engine thermal check
• the temperature of the pumped medium is +3...+35 °C (for a short period of up to 3 minutes, the medium can be pumped up to a temperature of 90 °C
• max. immersion depth 1 m
• discharge nozzle Rp 1 1/4 (internal thread DN32).

Delivery contents

• pump
• cable with plug
• float switch installed
• thread connection with return crank
• hose connection
• installation and operating instructions