Water Master Water Pump – Submersible Irrigation Pump for Hydroponic Tanks

Features of the Water Master submersible pump

The Water Master submersible irrigation pump is a compact, waterproof pump and indicated for the assembly of small irrigation installations in indoor and outdoor crops. It can also be used for water recirculation in fertilizer tanks. a bomb perfect for not having to water the plants one by one, which will greatly simplify the irrigation task and will mean considerable time savings. A very safe and resistant submersible pump that has a long useful life.

How to use the submersible pump for irrigation?

The water leaves the pump tank and reaches the pot through a hose. This is capable of expel water with just the right pressure so as not to stir the medium. The pump can be completely submerged up to 2 meters without ceasing to maintain the water pressure at all times. It is very important that the pump is completely submerged so that it can work well. A pump that you can use in a irrigation system for earth, coconut and hydro.

What capacity can you buy the Water Master submersible pump?

The Water Master submersible pump is available in various flow rates to adjust to the needs of your crop.

• The flow rates are 1400, 1800, 3500, 5000, 7000 and 11000 liters per hour.
• Consumption ranges from 200w for the 3500 liter per hour pump to 550w for the 11000 liter per hour pump.
• The 5000, 7000 and 11000 liters per hour models have a 25 millimeter direct tube.

If you want to make a lance irrigation, it is best to buy a submersible pump of at least 2000 liters per hour. On the other hand, if you use drip irrigation, the smallest pump could already be enough for crops of 1 or 1.20 square meters.

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1. Sumerge la bomba Water Master en el depósito de agua nutritiva.
2. Conecta la tubería de salida a la distribución del sistema de riego.
3. Conecta la bomba a la corriente o a un temporizador programado.
4. Ajusta el caudal si la bomba tiene regulación de flujo.
5. Limpia mensualmente para evitar obstrucciones y pérdida de rendimiento.
6. Verifica siempre que la bomba está sumergida antes de conectar.