The AWTools AW 1100W INOX dirty water pump is engineered for removal of contaminated and standing water in residential and light industrial settings. Equipped with a 1,100 W motor and stainless steel (INOX) housing, this pump provides sustained performance for tasks such as draining flooded basements, emptying pools, and removing mud-laden water from construction sites. The design prioritizes durability and corrosion resistance while maintaining practical portability for on-site use.
Advantages
The stainless steel construction increases resistance to rust and abrasive particles, extending service life in demanding environments. The 1,100 W power output delivers reliable flow and pressure for effective drainage of water containing solids and debris. Compact dimensions and an integrated handle support easy transport and positioning. Sealed motor components and robust mechanical parts reduce maintenance frequency and improve operational reliability.
Suitable for
- Emergency drainage of flooded cellars and garages
- Emptying pools, ponds and water features
- Site dewatering on construction and renovation projects
- Handling dirty water with sand, silt or small debris
Key specifications
- Motor power: 1,100 W for continuous drainage performance
- Housing material: stainless steel (INOX) for corrosion resistance
- Designed for dirty water containing solids and sediment
- Portable design with integrated carrying handle
- Sealed motor protection for extended operation life
How to use
Position the pump on a stable surface near the water source and connect an appropriate discharge hose to the outlet. Ensure the electrical supply matches the pump specifications and use a properly grounded outlet with residual-current protection where required. Submerge the pump to the recommended depth without obstructing the inlet, switch on the unit, and monitor flow and hose routing to avoid kinks. After use, disconnect power, drain residual water from the pump and hose, then clean external surfaces and store the equipment in a dry place.
Usage recommendations
Regularly inspect the inlet screen and seal areas for debris and wear. Avoid pumping large solids beyond the pump's intended capacity, and follow local safety regulations for electrical connections in wet environments. Periodic maintenance, such as cleaning and checking seals, will help maintain performance and service life.
