SP7 Grey water pump
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Product details
Product information
This Karcher SP7 dirty water pump is designed for fast drainage of dirty water from all areas and at times of flooding.
- 750 W power output with a 15000l/min l/h flow rate
Features and benefits
- Level sensor allow auto pump level to be preset
- Integrated stainless steel prefilter for extra durability
- Can pumps dirt particles up to 30mm in size
- Pumps up to 8m high
- Features a Auto/Manual switch allowing you to manually pump out the water if needed
- Suitable for pumping water out of garden ponds, outdoor flooded areas and draining building excavations up to max. 100 m³
Specifications
| Height (cm) | 35.4cm |
|---|---|
| Maximum operating pressure | 0.8bar |
| Model name/number | SP7 |
| Product code | 4054278169897 |
Reviews
4.2 / 5(5 reviews)- 5 / 5 - 02/01/2023
An excellent pump.
I am happy I bought it. It is doing an excellent job and the automatic switch works well.
Melvyn - 5 / 5 - 18/07/2021
Does a fantastic job
Wow for a little machine it has been a godsend just the job.
Daft I calls it - 5 / 5 - 17/02/2021
A Perfect Dirty Water Pump
I already had a small dirty water pump by Karcher, which has pumped continuously for 2 years. Heavy rain needed a heavier duty pump and the Karcher SP 7 Dirt Inox was my choice. I has been pumping on auto (as needed) for two months. BRILLIANT PUMP
Dazler007 - 1 / 5 - 16/03/2017
Bought two both didnt last a week!
Used in sump to prevent flooding on auto,pump would opperate every 30 mins and run for 15 sec, lasted 3 days. Replaced with another same happend.Dont buy as last pump was titan, cost £45 and lasted 18 months!
Magic - 5 / 5 - 12/10/2016
It does what it says it does
It is a powerful water pump. The only down side is that mine arrived with one of the metal filters jamming - it hadn't been correctly inserted in to it's grove when built I assume.