A well-maintained, green garden is the pride of your property. An irrigation system will ensure the proper growth of plants, shrubs, and trees. In this article, you will learn which pumps to use in your garden and why submersible pumps are the best choice.
What are the characteristics of submersible pumps?
The functional submersible pumps available in our range consist of a pump and a watertight motor. They can pump water even when its surface is more than seven meters below ground level. They are ideal for pumping water from open reservoirs and shallow dug wells. They feature special anti-corrosion protection, allowing them to remain in prolonged, direct contact with water. Their capacity is 15,000 l/h, making work with them quick and efficient. The unique design and properties of submersible pumps mean that these devices also have many other applications. They can be used for:
- pumping out water in the event of flooding or waterlogging,
- pumping water from natural and artificial reservoirs: swimming pools, ponds, and backyard pools,
- transferring rainwater from a barrel or another container,
- pumping clean and dirty water.
What are pressure-boosting systems useful for?
Our extensive range also includes highly technologically advanced pressure-boosting systems, which are ideal as pumps for irrigating gardens, lawns, plants, vegetables, and fruit. These are compact devices, making them perfect for use, for example, on allotments. At the same time, they are highly efficient and comparable to surface pumps. Pressure-boosting systems can also form part of water supply installations that provide residential buildings with water for preparing meals and maintaining hygiene. They make it possible to monitor the most important pump parameters using a display that works with the device.
Or perhaps choose a surface pump?
Using a surface pump is another effective way to irrigate your garden. Together, you can create a system that waters both the lawn and the trees and flowers. You can supply water to a utility room or garden gazebo. These devices can be mobile or stationary, with a self-priming function. They are used when the water surface is no more than seven meters below ground level.
