Submersible bore pump package include: 5.5HP 415V/50Hz motor, MA-17/5.5HP pump and 5.5HP auto control box.
Power: 5.5HP/4KW
Voltage : Three Phase 415V/50Hz
Current: 10.3A
Max Heads: 110M
Max Flow: 267L/min or 16000/hrs
Inlet/Outlet: 2"
Weight: 40Kg
Motor cable: 2m flat 4 wire water proof cable
Pump Dimension: 2211mm x 95mm
Warranty: 12 months return to base warranty in Australia
Features:
This Tuhorse Pump diameter is 4"/100mm, it is suitable for a 5" or large bore well. Designed for domestic clean water use. It is suited for very large water flow. Bore pump better preformace are from 10m to 85m deep. Maximum delivery: 16,000L/h water at 45m.
Litres per minute Heads or Depth of Bore
83 lpm 92m
117 lpm 85m
133 lpm 82m
167 lpm 75m
200 lpm 65m
233 lpm 55m
267 lpm 10M-45m
All three phase submersible bore pump with auto control box. It can be used with or without control box.
The three phase Auto control box is built in current and voltage gauge, 6 water sensors to detect either bore or tank's water level.
Please follow below link to select recommended size of power cable;
Drop Cable Selection Table:
Installation Guide:
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Feels good, Looks good and Working so far.
When my Franklin Electric 4KW pump fails, tripping my 20A Clipsal circuit breaker and melting the plastic terminal of my Schneider 38A rated relay, my heart sank. Until now I still could not figure out how that plastic could melt unless the Clipsal breaker is allowing far more than 20A to get through before tripping. Not sure who I should call to get my money back. But I believe they are all out of warranty and no one is likely to give me an audience. Called my pump man, and he said such a pump would set me back about 4K plus labour. Looked around on the web and found this whole pump set including controller box and 6x level electrodes for $980. Text my pump man and he replied not to waste time putting in a cheap, “don’t know made where” pump. Anyway, if he does not want to change it for me, I would just have to do it myself. Spent another $170 buying a winch and 2 pipe wrench from Bunnings, it turned out to be relatively easy with the help of a couple of Youtube videos. The pump is working just as expected for 3 days. Lets hope it continue that way to make my bet worth the while.
