Description
A borewell submersible pump is a water pump designed to be installed deep inside a borewell,submerged in water.The motor and pump are sealed together,so the water cools the motor and lubricates moving parts.These pumps are ideal for extracting ground water from deep wells for household ,agricultural or commercial use.
How it works
- A submersible motor drives a series of impellers and diffusers.
- Water enters from bottom and is pushed upward stage by stage
- Each stage raises the pressure of the water ,letting it climb up hundreds of feet.
Motor Power
- 1.5hp electric motor strong enough for deep borewells.
- Single phase 220-240V house hold power
Stages and head
- Stages layers of impellers that build pressure. More stages higher lifting capacity
- Typical head depends on model and installation depth.
Water Discharge
- Measured in liters per hour (LPH)or litres per minute(LPM)
Strong & Durable Construction
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Stainless steel and corrosion-resistant parts help pumps last longer in water and resist rust.
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Water-cooled, wet-type motors ensure the motor stays cool and runs smoothly underwater.
💧 Good for Deep Borewells
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Designed to lift water from deeper wells — many models can handle around 270 – 350 feet (80 – 107 m) depending on stages and exact model.
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Multiple stages (e.g., 13–20+) help increase the head (the height water can be lifted).
⚙️ Efficient Pumping
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Radial or mixed-flow impeller design helps push water up efficiently.
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Improved hydraulic design reduces power consumption and gives steady performance.
🔇 Quiet & Reliable Operation
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Engineered for low noise and vibration, which is great for residential use.
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Water-filled or water-lubricated motors reduce wear and help the pump run smoothly.
⚡ Easy Maintenance
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Designed to be easy to install and service — many parts can be dismantled and repaired if needed.
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The presence of rubber diaphragms compensates for heat expansion inside the motor and improves reliability.
📌 Designed for Wide Use
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Domestic water supply (homes, apartments)
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Agriculture/irrigation
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High rise buildings or tanks
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Commercial/Industrial pumping like sprinkler systems or community water supply
