Household pumps: for water supply, heating, or borehole
Customers come to us for household pump equipment with three jobs in mind: deliver water from a borehole to the house, raise pressure in the supply line, or run circulation in a heating system. Our typical customer this year: an 80-150 m² house on a 30-60 m borehole that wants stable 2-4 bar at the tap. We ask up front: well depth, lift height to the draw point, required flow in liters per minute.
Pump type follows those three numbers. Borehole 25-100 m – submersible only (narrow, fits a 4-inch casing). Well up to 8 m – a surface pump with an ejector works, or a submersible drainage unit for clear water. Heating-system circulation – a separate line of wet-rotor circulation pumps (Wilo, Grundfos, Junior). Drainage and sewage – another specialized class with or without a shredder.
What we ask before you order a pump
First: source and depth. Borehole 4 inch 30 m – send the passport or at least the casing diameter and dynamic water level. Well – depth and water mirror. Second: lift height to the draw point and how many taps run at once (1 faucet or 4 with a shower). From those numbers we compute required head in meters and flow in l/min. Third: automation. If you want an automatic setup with a pressure tank and a pressure switch, that ships as a complete pump station. If the pump will be driven by a solar inverter for a borehole pump, we also ask about your panels.
Most models in our shop run on 220 V. The heavy units are 380 V for deep boreholes from 60 m up or commercial duty. We keep popular 0.55 / 0.75 / 1.1 / 1.5 kW units in stock. That covers 90% of household setups. Factory warranty from 12 months. We ship from our Kyiv warehouse in 1-3 days. Sizing consultation for your borehole or heating loop is free. Call us and we will recommend an exact model for your site.
