Submersible Pump for Clean Water / Sewage

Applications

  • Underground water pumping
  • Irrigation in farmland and gardens
  • Pumping water for hilly, mountainous and small high‑rise buildings
  • Aquaculture and industrial water drainage

Operating Conditions

  • Max. liquid temperature : +40℃
  • Liquid pH level: 6.5‑8.5
  • For clean water
  • Immersion depth: 0.5m‑5m

Features

  • Compact structure and new improved technology design
  • Easy to install and remove
  • Lower temperature rise and longer service life
  • Impeller of aluminum alloy, cast iron and engineering polymer are all available

Submersible Clean‑water Pump

S/NModelRated head
(m)
Rated flow
(m³/h)
Max.head
(m)
Max.flow
(m³/h)
Outlet
(in)
Rated power
(kW)
1QDX1.5‑16‑0.37161.517710.37
2QDX3‑18‑0.5518318.58.50.55
3QDX1.5‑32‑0.75321.53370.75
4QDX7‑18‑0.7518719.5161.5
5QDX10‑16‑0.75161019172
6QDX15‑10‑0.75101514.5272.5
7QDX30‑6‑0.756309483
8QDX3‑32‑1.1323358.511.1
9QDX6‑25‑1.12562913.51.5
10QDX15‑15‑1.1151517.5312
11QDX15‑15‑1.1151517.5312.5
12QDX40‑7‑1.174012603
13QDX15‑18‑1.5181520.53821.5
14QDX40‑9‑1.594013663
15QDX50‑7‑1.575011.5684
16QDX65‑7‑2.276512.58242.2

Sewage Submersible Pump

S/NModelRated head
(m)
Rated flow
(m³/h)
Max.head
(m)
Max.flow
(m³/h)
Outlet
(in)
Rated power
(kW)
1WQ(D)7‑7‑0.3777109.51.5/20.37
2WQ(D)7‑10‑0.551071318.520.55
3WQ(D)10‑10‑0.75101015.5200.75
4WQ(D)10‑15‑1.1151019.5251.1
5WQ(D)15‑15‑1.5151520.5291.5

Submersible Clean‑water Pump vs Sewage Submersible Pump – Feature Summary

Comparison ItemClean‑water Submersible PumpSewage (Wastewater) Submersible Pump
Applicable MediaTap water, river water, well water, rainwater; almost no solid particlesSeptic tank sewage, construction‑site wastewater, domestic sewage; contains sediment, fibers, paper scraps and small solid debris
Inlet Filter StructureFine strainer to block large particles; narrow flow passageWide inlet without fine strainer; large flow channel for anti‑clogging; some models fitted with cutting blades
Impeller StructureClosed‑type impeller with dense blades, high hydraulic efficiency, small clearanceOpen / semi‑open impeller with fewer blades and larger clearance. Cutting‑type versions come with cutter blades to shred fibrous waste
Permissible Particle SizeTypically ≤5 mm; cannot handle impuritiesParticle passage capacity: 10‑35 mm. Cutting‑style pumps can shred cloth strips and hair
Head & Flow PerformanceHigher head at equal power, for water lifting & pressurizationLarger flow yet relatively lower head at equal power, prioritizing sewage discharge
Pump Housing MaterialPlastic / cast iron / stainless steel, optimized for clean‑water corrosion resistanceMainly cast iron; stainless steel for corrosive media; robust structure against sediment abrasion
Typical ApplicationsWell water extraction, garden irrigation, water tank filling, pond water exchangeBasement drainage, septic‑tank effluent disposal, construction‑site dewatering, livestock farm wastewater discharge
DisadvantagesProne to impeller jamming and motor burnout once impurities enterLower head than clean‑water pumps for identical power; cutting‑type units produce relatively louder noise

Quick Selection Guidelines

  1. For pumping clean water (river / well water): Choose a clean‑water submersible pump. It delivers higher head with better energy efficiency. Prevent sand and gravel from entering the pump chamber.
  2. For wastewater carrying residues, hair or sediment: Choose a sewage submersible pump. Prefer cutting‑impeller versions if cloth strips and hair are frequent.
  3. Do not mix‑use: A clean‑water pump will easily stall and burn out when pumping sewage. A sewage pump can handle clean water but runs at lower efficiency.

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