P 2001 Submersible drainer pump

The new range of Sykes drainer submersible pumps are ideal for dewatering at all kinds of construction sites from the smallest building project right up to the biggest civil engineering contracts such as dams, bridges, construction, quarrying, tunneling and open cast mining. Their easy handling and excellent capacity make them ideal for ship yards, salvage brigades and many other industries and applications.

Key Features

Feature

Stainless steel components

Highly reliable

High wear resistance

No vibration –

smooth running

Can run dry

Standardized design for

simple service and maintenance

Easy portability

Built in motor

protection

Simple installation

High head and

high volume versions

Product Specification

Motor Type :415 V (3-Phase)
Motor Rating (Kw) :5.8 kW
Max power input (Kw) :6.8 kW
Running Current :12 Amps
Dimensions :686 x 364 mm
Discharge Spigots :2

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Environments

Building site drainage
Effluent control
Clean and dirty water pumping
Tunneling
Dirty and nuisance water
Quarrying
General dewatering
Mining
Agriculture

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