Submersible Pumps - WMT

ACP&D Limited offer a comprehensive range of low-cost submersible pumps that can be used in applications of up to 15m of pumped head and for flow rates of up to 350 litres per minute in clear or in dirty water and with soft solids up to 6 mm in diameter. The WMT range of submersible pumps presently comprise of four sizes of pump: WMTm15A; WMTm37A; WMTm55A; and WMTm58A.
 
The WMT submersible pump comprises corrosion resistant, robust materials in their construction such as powder coated cast iron stainless steel and technopolymer (cast iron body on the WMTm37A, WMTm55A & WMTm58A models), a stainless steel motor casing and motor shaft and a mechanical seal with oil chamber. The WMT submersible water pump use 220Vac-240Vac single phase motors with IP68 enclosures. The power supply cable supplied fitted to the water pump has a length of 5m and are made from durable neoprene H07-RN-F material and the pump is supplied with float switch for automatic operation. An in-built capacitor is located within the motor body. The pump is cooled by immersion in the liquid to be pumped.
 
The WMT series of submersible water pump will not operate if it is not submerged in liquid (maximum immersion depth = 10 metres). The WMT series of submersible water pump lifts water to the surface, instead of sucking the water out of the ground like pumps that normally operate at ground level.
 
Typical usage of this versatile pump are: cellar pumps, lift pumps, sump pumps, waste water pumps, drainage pumps, transfer pumps, clear water pumps, water feature pumps, and domestic submersible pumpsing applications.

The WMT Stainless Steel Submersible pumps have a motor that is close-coupled to the body of the water pump. Having a hermetically sealed motor prevents the water from getting inside the pump's motor which could cause a short circuit. Other components of a submersible water pump are the cable, which is connected to the motor, a float containing the level switch and a pipe that transports the water to the surface. (not included).

A float level switch automatically operates the pump completing the electrical circuit to the pump motor when raised allowing the pump to operate. It breaks the circuit to the pump motor when the float switch falls to a pre determined level. This level to which the pump dewaters the sump or tank can be adjusted by re clipping the float cable in to position on the handle. The float switch should always be set to provide the longest run time possible without taking the water level below the suction grill.