Sump Pumps

Sump pumps are small submersible pumps, perfect for the emptying of sump pits, rain water tanks and emergency de-watering & drainage of basements and cellars. Suited for domestic and light commercial use.

A sump pump is a small submersible pump that is most commonly installed in the lowest part of premises such as a basement, cellar or plant room. The role of the sump pump system is to keep the area under the building dry or to prevent flood­ing.

Sump pumps work in conjunction with a sump pit or sump pump tank. This pit is built beneath the level that needs to remain dry, which is usually the floor level. Water or other waste liquids that may spill during a process will collect in the pit as it is channelled there and be pumped away to prevent flooding.

Options of low suction pumps, more commonly known as “puddle suckers”, for emptying shallow pits or spillages.

Small sump pumps are often very critical in many applications. A failed sump pump could mean a flooded factory floor, a flooded store or a flooded plant room. Often they are overlooked. However they are typically a cheap and quick install, that can save thousands.

Benefits & Features

• Manual or automatic controlled pumps.
• Various float options.
• High-temperature options.
• Compact and easy to install.
• Require no setup or commissioning.
• Range of materials available.
• Cheap and cost effective solution

Ranges available

• Inbuilt magnetic float switch option
• Standard float switch option
• Level probe option
• Manual option – no float fitted

Single-phase 230v & 3 phase 400v

Manufacturers:

• Lowara – Lowara Doc 3/SG, A, or GT.
• Ebara – Ebara Best One M, MS, or MA
• Grundfos – AP range
• Tsurumi – varying options
• JS Pump – varying options