If you are looking for a proven model of a pump that produces relatively high pressure, you should be interested in the hydrophore pump from OMNIGENA, with the symbol WZ 750.

This popular pump model equipped with a rotor working in a matching diffuser allows you to achieve a capacity of 48 liters per minute and a pressure of up to 7.8 bar (at the exit of the pump).

The pump body is cast iron. The finned housing and an additional, large fan ensure good cooling of the engine even when working for several hours without interruption.

The pump is equipped with a check valve and has the ability to suck water to a height of 7 meters upwards. Thanks to the use of control equipment, i.e. a pressure switch, a pressure gauge and a five-way connector, you can build a hydrophore system in which the pump will turn on automatically after starting the sprinkler or unscrewing the tap.

Hydrophore pump WZ 750 – application

The pump can suck water from the well supplying a small single-family house, but it is most often used on plots, in gardens and in summer houses.

If you use a solid waste filter, the pump is also great for irrigating the garden with water from a rainwater tank.

Thanks to the installation of an appropriate automaton, the pump will turn on and off when using a water tap at the tap or at the garden hose.

It is valued for its good value for money and reliability when using a strainer that, without restricting suction, protects the pump from damage – for example, sand particles.

What is worth remembering?

Like any pump, the WZ 750 needs to be flooded before you can use it. Therefore, we recommend installing a tee for easy pouring.

Specification:

• Maximum capacity [l/min]: 48
• Maximum pumping height [m]: 78
• Max pressure [bar]: 7,8
• Maximum suction depth [m]: 8
• Voltage [V]: 230
• Rated motor power [kW]: 0,75
• Suction connection: DN25 (1")
• Discharge connection: DN25 (1")
• Impellers: Brass
• Number of rotors: 1