Submersible dirty water pump GEKO G81463, 900W, with float switch

The Submersible dirty water pump GEKO G81463, 900W, with float switch is a compact electric pump designed for moving contaminated or waste water that may contain solids. It features a 900 W motor and an integrated float switch for automatic start/stop operation, enabling hands-free removal of standing water from basements, construction sites, garden ponds and other areas where dirty water collects. The unit is portable and intended for residential and light commercial use, offering practical performance for dewatering and emergency water removal tasks.

Advantages

The pump’s 900 W motor provides a balance of power and efficiency suitable for pumping water with suspended solids. The integrated float switch allows automatic operation according to water level, reducing the need for manual monitoring. Its submersible design ensures safe operation when fully or partially submerged, and durable construction materials resist abrasive particles commonly found in waste water. The pump’s portability and compact footprint simplify transport and placement in tight spaces.

Suitable for

• Basement drainage and removal of flood water
• Construction site dewatering and trench draining
• Emptying garden ponds and water features
• Waste water removal from utility pits and sumps

Key specifications

• Motor power: 900 W
• Type: Submersible dirty water pump
• Automatic control: Integrated float switch for automatic on/off
• Application: Handles contaminated water with suspended solids
• Design: Portable, compact submersible unit for residential and light commercial use

How to use

Place the pump on a stable surface within the area to be drained, ensuring the unit is positioned vertically and the outlet hose or discharge pipe is properly connected and directed to a suitable drainage point. Lower the pump into the water; the integrated float switch will activate the motor automatically as the water level rises and stop it when the water level falls. For optimal performance, avoid running the pump dry and monitor the intake area for large debris that could obstruct flow. Follow local electrical safety rules and ensure the supply is protected by an appropriate residual current device.

Usage recommendations

Before each use, inspect the pump and power cable for damage and remove large objects from the intake area. Use the pump within its intended scope—residential and light commercial dewatering—and avoid continuous operation beyond recommended duty cycles. Store the pump in a dry place after cleaning and allow components to dry before extended storage.