VEVOR Deep Water Submersible Pump with 2200W Power and 144 m Head

When you require water from considerable depths, power matters; the deep water submersible pump is rated at 2200W (equivalent to 3 HP) and runs on a conventional 230V / 50Hz AC supply. This 2200W configuration provides the necessary torque and motor power to consistently deliver high-pressure water from extreme depths. It’s the kind of output that can handle actual workloads without slowing over time.

This pump really works at the 144 m (472 ft) maximum head, providing a maximum flow of 9.8 m³/h. Few models in this class reliably go that deep. Setup is easy and practical, with a G1.5 discharge outlet and 9.1 m power wire included right out of the box. Whether you are pulling from a deep residential well or a vast agricultural source, you have the reach and power to get the job done effectively with this pump.

20-Stage Impellers for Maximum Flow and Superior Water Delivery Performance

Flow rate shows you how much water a pump can move. And this one moves a lot. A maximum flow of 9.8 m³/h (43.15 GPM) enables high-volume pumping to meet demanding water supply requirements. So whether you’re filling huge storage tanks or running an irrigation system across a broad area, this deep-water submersible pump delivers the volume without missing a beat.

That performance comes from a secret: a 20-stage thermoplastic impeller design. Each stage adds incremental pressure, allowing this deep-water submersible pump to sustain powerful, stable output even at great depth. Rather than one impeller doing all the work, the load is evenly distributed across all 20 stages. This creates a more even, consistent flow that won’t cut off under pressure – just what you need for reliable, long-term water management.

Full Stainless Steel Construction for Long-Lasting Corrosion Resistance

Most pumps employ stainless steel selectively; this one goes all the way. The main body, including the outlet and all connecting parts, is manufactured from stainless steel. All parts that come into contact with water are built to resist rust, corrosion, and gradual wear when submerged for extended periods. You won’t be left wondering if some of these components hold up – they all do.

This level of construction means less maintenance and fewer unexpected breakdowns. Submersible conditions are tough, and cheaper materials degrade over time. With a full stainless-steel body and CE certification to back it up, this deep water submersible pump is built to be buried and keep running for years. It is designed for long-term durability and reduced maintenance requirements that pay for themselves in preventing premature replacements and repair costs.

Pure Copper Motor with Overheat Protection for Dependable Operation

The motor is the heart of any pump, and this pump’s motor is built to perform. The core is fitted with a pure copper motor for long-lasting, robust, and stable performance. Copper windings operate cooler, draw power more efficiently, and deliver steady output even during long, demanding cycles, offering higher efficiency than standard options.

The motor is even more reassuring because it has built-in overheat protection. In the event of motor overheating or an abnormal condition, it automatically shuts down to prevent damage. This is a real safety feature, not a checkbox. It guards your investment during heavy summer irrigation runs or extended overnight operation. Important point: Never run this pump without water or at very low water levels, as dry running can cause very rapid, severe motor damage.

Built-In Check Valve and Filtration Mesh for Clean, Uninterrupted Flow

Water quality is as important as water quantity. The deep water submersible pump addresses both by including a built-in check valve that prevents backflow when the pump is not running. Backflow causes pressure loss, contaminated water, and unnecessary stress on the system. Having this valve built in takes that worry away without the need for extra fittings or additional installation steps.

The stainless steel filtering mesh offers yet another layer of defense by trapping debris and contaminants before they reach the motor. For newly drilled wells that may have fine particles in the early stages, a layer of gauze over the filtration inlet provides additional filtration until the water clears. These components work quietly in the background to keep your system functioning, clean, and consistent. Less debris means less wear, which directly translates into a longer total service life for the pump.

Deep Water Submersible Pump Built for Industrial, Farm, and Home Use

The biggest advantage of this deep water submersible pump is its versatility. It is equally suitable for use in an industrial water supply installation, a farmland irrigation system, or a residential property using well water. It draws from deep wells, reservoirs, canals, rivers, and other sources with the same consistent reliability. The pump doesn’t care about the application; it just works.

This flexibility makes it a sensible long-term investment for a broad user base. Farmers use it to water huge fields. Homeowners depend on it for dependable everyday water. Industrial users use it for process water and site management. No matter your situation, this deep-water submersible pump will fit. It is small enough to install without any hassle; make sure the well casing is at least 10 mm larger than the pump and that it is sturdy enough to run trouble-free season after season.