MAGNUM 2500 submersible sludge pump

Product detailed description

Submersible sludge pumps are essential in applications where water removal from contaminated or particulate-laden environments is required. The IBO MAGNUM 2500 is commonly used in residential and commercial settings to manage water accumulation in basements, as well as in industrial or agricultural contexts where surface or sub-surface water sources need to be drained. Installers working in construction, maintenance or emergency water extraction scenarios will find this pump suitable for handling water from rivers, ponds, swimming pools and similar sources. The pump is designed to operate in environments with limited access, where direct pump immersion is necessary for efficient water removal.

When installed correctly, the MAGNUM 2500 provides reliable performance in conditions where water may contain small amounts of suspended solids or organic matter. It is not intended for highly abrasive or fibrous media. The pump is typically used in temporary or semi-permanent installations where water levels fluctuate and where a compact, submersible unit is required to avoid space constraints. The pump’s dimensions and cable length allow for flexible deployment in a range of confined or open water environments.

Technical parameters

EAN	5903137510495
Length of power cable (m)	5
Maximum flow rate (l/min)	135
Pump voltage (V)	230 V
Dimensions H x W x D (cm)	35x18
Pump head (m)	9
Code	PR_39109
Brand	IBO

The pump’s maximum flow rate of 135 l/min and a head of 9 m make it suitable for medium-capacity water removal tasks. The 230 V power supply is standard for single-phase domestic and light industrial applications. The 5 m power cable length allows for flexible positioning relative to the power source. The dimensions (35 x 18 cm) indicate a compact design, suitable for deployment in tight spaces. These parameters are essential for determining the pump’s suitability for a given application, particularly in relation to the required flow rate and the height to which water must be lifted.Installation and connection The MAGNUM 2500 is installed by fully submerging the pump in the water source. The 5 m power cable should be routed to a suitable power supply, ensuring that the electrical connection is secure and protected from water ingress. The pump is not equipped with a built-in float switch, so it must be manually positioned or used in conjunction with an external control system to prevent dry running. The pump’s inlet is designed to handle water with suspended solids, but it is important to ensure that the pump is not operated in media with large particulates that could cause blockage or damage. Common installation errors include incorrect cable routing, failure to secure the power connection and operating the pump in unsuitable media. To avoid these issues, the pump should be installed in accordance with the manufacturer’s guidelines and local electrical regulations.

Compatibility and accessories

The IBO MAGNUM 2500 is compatible with standard 230 V single-phase electrical systems. It is typically used in conjunction with a power supply unit, a control system (such as a float switch or timer) and a discharge pipe of appropriate diameter. Additional accessories may include a protective cover to prevent accidental contact with the pump and a flexible coupling to reduce vibration and wear on the discharge piping. No specific related products are listed for this model, but installers should ensure that all electrical and mechanical connections are compatible with the pump’s specifications.

Technical background for designers

The MAGNUM 2500 operates on a centrifugal pumping principle, where the impeller generates a pressure differential to move water through the system. The pump is constructed from materials suitable for handling water with low to moderate contamination levels. The maximum operating temperature of the pumped medium is 35 °C, and the ambient temperature should not exceed 70 °C. These thermal limits are important for ensuring the pump’s long-term reliability and efficiency. The pump is designed to integrate into systems where water removal is required from open or semi-enclosed sources. The service life and efficiency of the pump are influenced by the quality of the water being pumped, the frequency of operation and the maintenance regime followed by the user.

Service and operation

The MAGNUM 2500 requires regular inspection to ensure that it is operating correctly. The pump should be checked for signs of wear, blockage or damage, particularly after prolonged use in contaminated water. The power cable should be inspected for damage or wear, and the electrical connections should be verified for security and integrity. No specific service intervals are provided in the technical data, but it is recommended to perform routine checks in accordance with the manufacturer’s guidelines. The pump should be removed from the water source for cleaning if it is suspected to be clogged or damaged. During operation, the pump should be monitored for unusual noise, vibration or performance changes, which may indicate the need for maintenance or repair.

Frequently asked questions

Can the MAGNUM 2500 be used in water with suspended solids?
Yes, the pump is designed to handle water with suspended solids, but it is not suitable for highly abrasive or fibrous media.

What is the maximum temperature of the pumped water?
The maximum temperature of the pumped water should not exceed 35 °C.

Is the pump suitable for continuous operation?
Yes, the pump is suitable for continuous operation, provided that it is used in accordance with the manufacturer’s specifications and that the water being pumped does not exceed the specified temperature limits.

Can the pump be used with a float switch?
Yes, the pump can be used with an external float switch to prevent dry running and to automate the pumping process.