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Types of AC Submersible Pumps
Choose the right pump for your water supply needs
Borehole Pumps
Designed for deep well applications with high head requirements. Ideal for domestic and agricultural water supply.
- Depth: Up to 300 meters
- Materials: Stainless steel construction
- Best for: Deep wells, high head applications
Open Well Pumps
Perfect for shallow wells, tanks, and reservoirs with moderate head requirements.
- Depth: Up to 20 meters
- Materials: Corrosion-resistant
- Best for: Shallow wells, tanks, reservoirs
Industrial Pumps
Heavy-duty pumps designed for continuous operation in demanding industrial applications.
- Power: High horsepower options
- Materials: Industrial-grade components
- Best for: Factories, large-scale irrigation
Pump Comparison
Compare different pump types to find your perfect match
| Feature | Borehole Pumps | Open Well Pumps | Industrial Pumps |
|---|---|---|---|
| Max Depth | Up to 300m | Up to 20m | Up to 150m |
| Flow Rate | 1-50 m³/h | 5-100 m³/h | 10-500 m³/h |
| Head | High (up to 400m) | Medium (up to 100m) | High (up to 300m) |
| Power | 0.5-15HP | 0.5-10HP | 5-100HP |
| Construction | Stainless steel | Cast iron/Stainless | Industrial-grade |
| Applications | Domestic, agriculture | Tanks, shallow wells | Factories, large-scale |
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AC Submersible Pump Buying Guide
Everything you need to know before purchasing an AC submersible pump
Determine Your Water Requirements
Calculate your daily water needs (in liters) and desired flow rate to determine the pump capacity you need. Consider factors like household size, irrigation needs, and future expansion.
Measure Your Well Depth
The depth of your well determines the type of pump you need. Borehole pumps are for deep wells (20m+), while open well pumps are for shallow sources (less than 20m).
Calculate Total Head
Total head = vertical lift + friction loss + pressure required at delivery point. This determines the pump's lifting capacity needed for your application.
Choose the Right Power Supply
Select between single phase (domestic) or three phase (industrial/commercial) based on your available power supply and pump requirements.
Consider Pump Materials
Stainless steel pumps last longer in corrosive water conditions. Check water quality and choose materials accordingly.
Check Warranty & Service
Look for pumps with at least a 2-year warranty. Consider availability of spare parts and service support in your area.