We inform our customers that, due to the inconvenience with couriers and closures for the Christmas holidays, that orders may be delayed compared to the usual delivery times. Happy holidays
We inform our customers that, due to the inconvenience with couriers and closures for the Christmas holidays, that orders may be delayed compared to the usual delivery times. Happy holidays
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Modello Nova
Modello Verty Nova
Fresh water is defined as white water, rainwater, drainage water, turbid water without fibres, well water, sandy water and muddy water. It is drainage water from roads and basements and groundwater. Submersible pumps designed for these types of waters have an inclusive 10 mm-free passage and are used in domestic and residential applications.
The strong development of new technologies has made the submersible pumps from the best brands even more resistant and reliable, guaranteeing a longer and more functional product life, thanks to the quality of the materials used. In order to ensure that you have a varied and specialised choice at the same time, we have selected for you only the submersible pumps of the most famous brands, so that you can be sure of having quality products that are safe and much more durable than unknown brands.
Submersible fresh water pumps are also used to empty cisterns and tanks, are suitable for fixed or mobile systems, and are available in automatic versions with integrated float switch or manual start. These pumps are capable of running dry for up to 1 minute.
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