Since the submersible pump is a continuously working element, it functions with the help of electrical energy. These pump types, which are ideal and durable for long-term use, can be used in a wide perspective from the mining sector to the drilling field today.

Many criteria, from the amount of water to be pumped to the distance to be covered, play a role as the main indicators in the selection of submersible pumps.

At the bottom of the pump there is a suction grate through which water is drawn directly into the pump. The water is then transferred from the pump body to the distribution connection where the water can exit the pump.

A drain hose or pipe is attached to the discharge connection so that the water can be drained. Since the pump cools itself with the water it pumps, it can be partially or completely submerged in water.

As a result, dry running can damage the submersible pump. Therefore, no submersible pump can discharge a surface completely dry in automatic mode (using a float), although some models can do so in manual mode. In principle, this is the simplest model in the category of water pumps.

The submersible pump is used to discharge water: For example, it can be used to reduce groundwater, pump groundwater for use as drinking or firefighting water, pump polluted water and discharge wastewater.

If you have a swimming pool in your garden, you can use this pump to drain it if you want to reduce the water level or add fresh water. For example, if you are dealing with a flooded basement due to a leak, this pump can be used to drain the water.

There are some issues that you should pay attention to when buying a submersible pump. Check the pump capacity. One pump can have a capacity of 7,500 liters per hour and the other 18,000 liters.

Ask yourself what capacity you need and look for a pump of that capacity. Some pumps have a head of eight meters, while others have a head of five meters. Recheck what you need and find a pump that meets your needs.