Submersible Deep Well Pump GEKO QJD2-62/15-1.5 (model 81410)

GEKO QJD2-62/15-1.5 (model 81410) is a submersible deep well pump designed for extracting water from wells and boreholes. The pump features a compact vertical submersible construction that allows installation directly into the water column. It is intended for domestic water supply, irrigation and water transfer where continuous or intermittent pumping is required. The design emphasises reliable submersible operation, corrosion-resistant materials in wet parts and compatibility with standard well diameters.

Advantages

The pump offers stable hydraulic performance with multi-stage impellers that generate the head necessary for deep well applications while maintaining a moderate flow rate. The submersible motor is sealed to prevent water ingress and is engineered for prolonged operation. Its compact cylindrical body simplifies lowering into narrow boreholes and reduces the need for additional surface-mounted equipment. The unit is compatible with common water systems and can be connected to pressure tanks or control panels for automated operation.

Suitable for

• Domestic water supply from wells and boreholes
• Irrigation of small gardens and allotments
• Water transfer and supply to remote points
• Replacement of existing submersible pumps of similar size

Key specifications

• Type: Submersible deep well pump, vertical multi-stage design
• Motor power: 1.5 kW nominal power
• Application: Designed for continuous or intermittent pumping
• Construction: Cylindrical submersible body suitable for boreholes
• Materials: Corrosion-resistant wet-end components for potable and non-potable water
• Connection: Standard discharge fitting for integration with household piping or irrigation systems

How to use

Lower the pump into a properly prepared well or borehole ensuring the unit is fully submerged and clear of sediment or obstructions. Connect the electrical supply following local regulations and ensure correct voltage and grounding. Attach the discharge pipe and secure any surface fittings such as check valves or pressure tanks. Start the pump and monitor for correct flow and stable operation; adjust control devices or pressure switches as required for the intended duty cycle. Perform initial run-in under supervision to detect leaks, unusual noises or excessive vibration.

Usage recommendations

Regular maintenance increases service life: periodically inspect the intake screen, clean accumulated debris, check electrical connections and verify motor insulation. Avoid running the pump dry; ensure minimum submergence and protect the unit from heavy sediment load. For automated systems use appropriate pressure controls and thermal or current protection to prevent motor overload.