Description
SITO P400 submersible combi pumps are made of the most durable materials, and every single pump is pressure tested
SITO combi pumps are ideal for drainage, sewage pumping, general industrial pumping and slurry pumping. The bottom strainer is easily replaced with the included bottom suction plate which drains down to 3mm depth. When you buy a SITO combi pump, you get two pumps for the price of one. In addition, the SITO Combi is equipped with NTN ball bearings and a vortex wheel made from durable virgin rubber polyurethane. The thermofuse prevents the pump from overheating, for instance when dry running for a longer period of time.
The drainage pump is ideal for handling mud, pebbles, clay lumps and more. It is suitable for domestic and commercial use. Contractors use the P400 Combi Pump when draining surface water for excavations. It can also be used for draining basements, residential areas and gardens in domestic properties, for example in the event of flooding.
The P400 SoRoTo SITO combi pump has low bottom suction. The bottom strainer can be easily replaced with bottom suction to drain down to 3mm.
It is equipped with a gooseneck clutch.
Download the Combi Pump Installation Manual by visiting the Downloads tab below.
What are the applications of combi pumps?
A P400 SITO combi pump can be used for the following applications:
- Water extraction (abstraction) – water wells or floods
- Diversion of surface water
- Sludge pump in sump
Includes:
- 10 metre long robust cable with a schuko plug
- Double mechanical SiC seal in oil chamber for continuous lubrication
- Highly efficient motor with a thermofuse
- Polyurethane impeller which provides resistance against sand and gravel
- Replaceable strainer which includes bottom suction
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