Submersible sludge, drainage pump IP 750 INOX

Product detailed description

Submersible sludge and drainage pumps are commonly used in residential and light commercial settings to manage water accumulation in areas such as basements, garages, and rainwater storage tanks. These environments often require reliable but non-continuous operation due to variable water levels and infrequent overflow events. Installers working in these areas typically deal with the removal of clean or lightly contaminated water, often after heavy rainfall or during maintenance tasks such as pool draining. The IBO PR_38651 is designed to meet these requirements with a compact and corrosion-resistant construction, making it suitable for installation in confined or hard-to-reach spaces.

The pump is intended for use in non-aggressive water environments and is not recommended for continuous operation or high-solids applications. It is particularly useful in scenarios where temporary water removal is required, such as after flooding or during construction work. The pump’s lightweight design allows for easy handling and positioning within sumps or tanks, while its stainless steel components ensure durability in wet conditions. Proper installation and alignment are essential to avoid mechanical stress and ensure optimal performance over time.

Technical parameters

EAN	5903111344658
Length of power cable (m)	5
Maximum flow rate (l/min)	215
Voltage (V)	230 V
Dimensions L x W (cm)	36x23
Head (m)	8
Weight	5.8 kg
Code	PR_38651
Brand	IBO

The pump delivers a maximum flow rate of 215 l/min and a head of 8 m, which are suitable for small to medium water removal tasks. The 5 m power cable length allows for flexible placement relative to the control unit or junction box. The 230 V single-phase supply requires a dedicated circuit with appropriate overcurrent protection. The dimensions (36 x 23 cm) indicate a compact form factor that fits into standard sump pits. These parameters are critical when assessing the suitability of the pump for specific applications, particularly in terms of hydraulic capacity and electrical integration.

Installation and connection

The installation process begins with verifying the site conditions, including the depth of the sump pit and the presence of any obstructions. The pump should be placed on a stable base to prevent vibration and misalignment. The inlet should be positioned to avoid air ingestion, and the discharge pipe must be securely connected to prevent leaks. The adjustable DN discharge fitting allows for compatibility with various pipe sizes using a reducing bushing. The 5 m cable should be routed through a waterproof conduit to the control panel, ensuring that the connections remain dry and insulated. Common mistakes include inadequate sealing at the discharge port and incorrect positioning that leads to uneven wear on the impeller.

Compatibility and accessories

The pump is compatible with standard PVC or metal discharge pipes and requires a suitable control unit with a float switch for automatic operation. Additional components such as a junction box, sealing rings, and mounting brackets may be necessary depending on the installation configuration. Although no alternative products are listed, similar models from the IBO range could offer variations in flow rate or materials for specific applications.

Technical background for designers

The pump operates using a centrifugal impeller driven by an electric motor housed in a stainless steel casing. The corrosion-resistant construction ensures long-term reliability in wet environments. The pump integrates into simple drainage systems where manual or semi-automated control is acceptable. The service life and efficiency depend on factors such as the frequency of operation, the cleanliness of the water, and the integrity of the electrical connections. Overloading or prolonged operation in solids-rich water can lead to premature wear of internal components.

Service and operation

Routine checks should include verifying the tightness of all connections, inspecting the condition of the impeller and seals, and ensuring that the power cable remains undamaged. No specific service intervals are provided, but regular visual inspections are recommended to identify signs of wear or blockage. The pump should be removed periodically for cleaning, especially if used in environments with suspended solids. If the pump fails to start or shows reduced performance, checking the float switch and power supply is a logical first step.

Frequently asked questions

Can the IBO PR_38651 be used in a basement sump pit?
Yes, the pump is suitable for use in basement sump pits for removing clean or lightly contaminated water.

Is the discharge port adjustable to different pipe diameters?
Yes, the discharge port includes a DN fitting that can be adapted using a reducing bushing for different pipe sizes.

Can the pump handle water with suspended solids?
The pump is suitable for clean or lightly contaminated water and is not designed for high-solids applications.

What type of electrical supply does the pump require?
The pump operates on a 230 V single-phase supply and requires a dedicated circuit with appropriate overcurrent protection.