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Dirty Water Submersible Pump 8500 aquasensor
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1797-20
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Dirty Water Submersible Pump 8500 aquasensor
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Automatically and reliably pump dirty water – with the aquasensor function
If you would like to powerfully and quickly pump, then the GARDENA Comfort Dirty Water Pump 8500 aquasensor is the right pump for you – especially if strongly dirty water is involved. With the integrated aquasensor function the pump can, if required, automatically switch on with a water level of 65mm and powerfully transfer or drain water. Larger damage from water is thereby prevented. In general, the cut-in and cut-out heights are adjustable.
For the Dirty Water Pump 8500 aquasensor even narrow shafts or areas are no problem due to the compact construction of the pump. The pump can easily pump dirty water with particles up to 30 mm in diameter. A robust housing made of fibre-glass reinforced plastic, a low-wear pump impeller and a low-noise, maintenance-free capacitor motor with thermal overload protection guarantee a long life. The especially compact and robust pump has a 10-metre-long power cable that allows universal use - even in great depths.
Thanks to the universal connection, 13 mm (1/2")-, 16 mm (5/8")-, 19 mm (3/4")-, 25 mm (1")- and 38 mm (1 ½") - hoses can be connected to the pump.
For the Dirty Water Pump 8500 aquasensor even narrow shafts or areas are no problem due to the compact construction of the pump. The pump can easily pump dirty water with particles up to 30 mm in diameter. A robust housing made of fibre-glass reinforced plastic, a low-wear pump impeller and a low-noise, maintenance-free capacitor motor with thermal overload protection guarantee a long life. The especially compact and robust pump has a 10-metre-long power cable that allows universal use - even in great depths.
Thanks to the universal connection, 13 mm (1/2")-, 16 mm (5/8")-, 19 mm (3/4")-, 25 mm (1")- and 38 mm (1 ½") - hoses can be connected to the pump.
