Description

INGCO WP-Superpower-Y80QJD2-56/14-1.1KW 1.5HP-JIALILE Submersible Pump

The designation [WP-Superpower-Y80QJD2-56/14-1.1KW 1.5HP-JIALILE] refers to a submersible pump model manufactured by Jialile. Here’s a breakdown of the information about the pump :

Brand and Model:

• Jialile: This is the manufacturer of the submersible pump

Possible Breakdown of the Model Name (uncertain without official information):

• WP-Superpower: Possible brand line  within Jialile’s submersible pumps.
• Y80QJD2: This is  a unique code for this specific pump model variation.
• 56/14: These numbers  indicates dimensions (diameter/length in millimeters) or hydraulic properties  of the pump
• 1.1KW: This  represents the motor power rating of the pump in kilowatts (kW).
• 1.5HP: This is  the motor power rating in horsepower (HP), which is approximately equivalent to 1.1 kW (1.5 HP ≈ 1.1 kW).
  • This type of pump is designed to operate while submerged in water. They are commonly used in wells, boreholes, septic tanks, sumps, and other applications where water needs to be pumped from below the surface.

  • Components (Generally):

    • Motor: The submersible motor is sealed to prevent water ingress and provides the power to drive the pump.
    • Pump Housing: Encloses and protects the motor and internal components.
    • Impeller: This rotating part is designed to create centrifugal force, drawing water in and pushing it out through the discharge outlet.
    • Shaft: Connects the motor to the impeller, allowing for the transfer of rotary motion.
    • Discharge Outlet: The opening through which the pumped water exits.
    • Intake: The opening through which water enters the pump housing. May have a screen or filter to prevent debris from entering.
    • Float Switch (Optional): a float switch automatically turns the pump on and off based on the water level.

    How a Submersible Pump Works:

    1. Submersion: The pump is lowered into the water source and submerged completely.
    2. Motor Activation: Electricity powers the sealed motor.
    3. Impeller Rotation: The motor drives the impeller to spin rapidly.
    4. Centrifugal Force: The spinning impeller creates centrifugal force, drawing water into the pump housing through the intake.
    5. Water Discharge: The spinning motion directs the water towards the discharge outlet, where it exits the pump at a higher pressure than the inlet.
    6. Float Switch (Optional): If a float switch is present, it will automatically turn the pump on when the water level drops below a certain point and off when the water level rises, preventing the pump from running dry.

    Applications of Submersible Pumps:

    Submersible pumps have a wide range of applications in various industries and domestic settings. Here are some common uses:

    • Domestic Water Supply: Pumping water from wells, boreholes, or rainwater tanks for domestic use in homes or gardens.
    • Sewage and Drainage: Transferring wastewater from septic tanks, sump pits, or flooded basements.
    • Irrigation: Supplying water for sprinkler systems or drip irrigation in agriculture and landscaping.
    • Water Feature Applications: Circulating water in fountains, ponds, and water gardens.
    • Pool Applications: Filling and circulating water in swimming pools