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The 1.25" discharge size enables high-volume water transfer to connect to standard irrigation pipelines and larger supply networks with minimal flow restriction. The large discharge diameter allows the pump to keep pace with demand when water is delivered simultaneously to multiple outlets without a pressure drop. This pump, with its power output and discharge capacity, is a reliable workhorse for continuous, high-demand water supply applications, whether installed in a deep borehole, an agricultural well, or for surface water extraction.
The submersible pump's field capacity is determined by the combination of flow rate and head, and this deep submersible well pump performs well in both categories. With a maximum flow rate of 100 liters per minute, it delivers high volumes quickly for large-scale irrigation, bulk water transfer, and high-demand residential or commercial supply systems. The maximum head (the vertical height the pump can push water) is 174 feet (53 meters). So the pump can draw water from deep underground and push it to the surface or into elevated storage tanks without losing pressure.
The pump is powered by 230V AC, 50Hz, and can be connected directly to the mains for residential and agricultural use. It has a cylindrical form factor of 39.37 x 3.19 x 3.19 inches (1000 x 81 x 81 mm), which allows installation in well casings with an internal diameter larger than the pump's body (3.19 inches) by at least 0.39 inches (10 mm), enabling use in a large number of existing borehole configurations.
The key engineering feature of the deep submersible well pump is its pure copper wire motor. Because of their higher electrical conductivity and thermal efficiency, copper windings are preferable to aluminum windings. It offers consistent resistance and power output over long periods of operation. This means dependable flow rate and pressure delivery over long daily run times, an important requirement for irrigation systems, livestock operations, and residential supply installations where the pump may operate for many hours at a stretch.
Built-in overheat protection adds another layer of reliability, automatically responding when motor temperatures exceed safe operating parameters. Extended high-demand cycles or low water flow around the motor housing can cause the protection system to operate before thermal damage occurs. This protection is especially important for users who run the pump on extended automated irrigation schedules.
The IP68 waterproof rating confirms that this pump is fully certified for continuous submersion, the highest standard for water pumps designed for permanent deep-well installation. This certification guarantees that all internal components are protected against water ingress at operational depths. This also eliminates the risk of electrical failure or motor damage from moisture penetration over time. For users installing the pump as a permanent fixture in a borehole or well, the IP68 rating is an important baseline performance guarantee.
The stainless steel connection fittings and filtration mesh also enhance the durability of the pump's exterior surfaces. The filtration mesh helps prevent sediment, debris, and particulate matter from entering the pump and protects internal components from abrasive wear during extended service. The pump weighs 26.46 lbs (12.0 kg), making it structurally robust yet manageable for installation and periodic retrieval.
A 65.62-foot (20-meter) power cord and a dedicated external control box bring all operational functions to the surface, eliminating the need to retrieve the pump from the well for routine adjustments, diagnostics, or maintenance checks. All electrical connections and control components are contained in the surface-mounted box, making them accessible, protected from submersion, and easy to inspect or service without disturbing the pump's installed depth.
The surface control box enables agricultural users who manage timed irrigation cycles to easily schedule and adjust them without specialized equipment or well-access tools. Homeowners also benefit from the convenience of surface access when they need to tweak water supply settings seasonally or as their household demands change. The cord length meets the pump's 174-foot maximum head, allowing the control box to be placed on the surface in typical deep-well applications without cable extensions.
The operational versatility of the deep submersible well pump makes it a practical single solution for a broad spectrum of water supply applications. It is suitable for agricultural field irrigation, livestock watering, residential supply, river and pond extraction, and general water transfer. The pump has a flow capacity of 100 L/min and is well suited to properties with multiple simultaneous use cases where water needs to be supplied, and it can meet demand without pressure loss at any outlet.
When new wells are being installed, it is recommended to place a layer of gauze over the pump inlet to trap fine particles from newly drilled boreholes before they enter the motor. The internal diameter of the well casing should be at least 0.39 inches (10 mm) larger than the pump's 3.19-inch body diameter to allow for a proper fit, adequate water circulation around the motor housing, and proper thermal management during operation. Never run the pump dry or at critically low water levels, as insufficient water flow can cause the motor to overheat and cause permanent damage.