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Technical Specification
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Special Features
BON-P-SP-1.5HP
- Engine : 1.5 HP
- Core : 100 % Copper
- Height : 117 meters
- Voltage : 127 or 220 volts
Special Features
- Brass pump head: Brass is resistant to rust and corrosion
- Sealed copper motor wire assembly ensures efficient and safe underwater operation
- Floating impeller: Equipped with a motor-driven impeller
- Stainless steel inlet filter resists corrosion, enhancing submersible pump durability
- Nylon or Polypropylene Rope hole: Resistant to water and corrosion
The Pump That Gets the Job Done
If you're pulling water from deep underground — whether it’s for a farm, a borewell, or a backup water supply — you need a pump that won’t give up when things get tough. That’s where a submersible pump comes in. Built to work completely underwater, it draws water straight from the source and keeps it flowing without fuss. It's quiet, efficient, and made to handle the long haul. And if you're looking for one that checks all the right boxes? Bonhoeffer makes some of the most dependable submersible pumps out there.
BON-P-SP-1.5 HP: A Strong Performer in a Compact Package
This model runs on a 1.5 HP motor — powerful enough to lift water up to 117 meters with ease. The motor core is made from 100% copper, which means better energy efficiency and a longer working life. Whether your power supply is 127V or 220V, this pump is ready to go. It’s simple to install, built to last, and designed to deliver consistent performance where it matters most — deep below the surface.
FAQ'S
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1 .What are the main applications of submersible pumps?
- Residential: Pumping water from wells or boreholes, draining basements.
- Commercial: Supplying water for irrigation, construction, or industrial purposes.
- Emergency Use: Removing floodwater or draining pools
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2 .How do I install a submersible pump?
- Ensure the pump is appropriate for your application (e.g., depth, water type).
- Connect the pump to a power source and water outlet.
- Submerge the pump into water, ensuring it is fully submerged during operation.
- Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for proper setup and safety precautions.
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3 .Does a submersible pump need priming?
No, submersible pumps are self-priming since they operate underwater.
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4 .Can I use a submersible pump in saltwater?
Yes, but ensure the pump is specifically designed for saltwater use to prevent corrosion.
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5 .How do I maintain a submersible pump?
- Regularly clean the pump to remove debris and mineral buildup.
- Check for leaks in the seals and casing.
- Inspect and replace worn-out components, such as impellers or bearings.
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6 .How often should I service my pump?
Service intervals vary but inspecting the pump every 6–12 months is recommended for optimal performance.
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7 .Can I run a submersible pump dry?
No. Running the pump without water can damage the motor and seals.
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