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Technical Specification
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Special Features
BON-P-SP-3.0HP
- Engine : 3.0 HP
- Core : 100 % Copper
- Height : 138 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
When Depth Demands Power, This Pump Delivers
The deeper the water source, the tougher the challenge — but with the right submersible pump, it’s no problem at all. These pumps are designed to go where others can’t: underwater, down deep, and right to the source. Whether it’s a large farm, a deep borewell, or a site that needs strong, steady water flow, a submersible pump gives you reliable performance without the noise or hassle. And with Bonhoeffer, you're not just buying a pump — you're choosing peace of mind that lasts for years.
BON-P-SP-3.0 HP: Heavy-Duty Power for Serious Lift
This 3.0 HP model means business. It’s built to push water up to 138 meters, making it a strong choice for high-demand or deep-setups. The motor runs on a 100% copper core, giving you better conductivity, less heat, and a longer working life. Compatible with both 127V and 220V, it’s easy to set up across a variety of locations. If you’re looking for a no-nonsense pump that’s built to go the distance, the BON-P-SP-3.0 HP is ready for the job.
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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