Submersible Pump NEO Tools 04-736

The NEO Tools 04-736 submersible pump is engineered for pumping dirty water with solid particles and sediments. Driven by a robust 1100 W motor, this compact unit delivers a high maximum flow rate of 18,000 liters per hour and is built with materials and construction suitable for demanding drainage and dewatering jobs. A built-in float switch enables automatic start/stop operation depending on water level, while the design supports continuous or intermittent use in residential and light commercial settings.

Advantages

The pump offers high flow capacity combined with a durable housing and corrosion-resistant components that extend service life under typical field conditions. The integrated float switch provides hands-free control to prevent dry-run and reduce manual monitoring. Its motor power and hydraulic design ensure efficient removal of standing or accumulated water, while the compact footprint allows installation in confined spaces.

Suitable for

• Draining flooded basements and cellars
• Emptying garden ponds, pools and water features
• Removing water from construction pits and trenches
• General rainwater or stormwater removal around buildings

Key specifications

• Motor power: 1100 W
• Maximum flow rate: up to 18,000 L/h
• Designed for dirty water handling with suspended solids
• Automatic float switch for level-controlled operation
• Submersible design for use fully or partially underwater
• Compact and robust housing suitable for outdoor and indoor use

How to use

Place the pump on a stable, level surface at the lowest point of the area to be drained, ensuring the pump is fully submerged according to the manufacturer's minimum immersion guidelines. Connect a suitable discharge hose or pipe to the outlet and route it to a safe drainage point. Plug the unit into a properly grounded power supply. The float switch will start and stop the pump automatically as the water level changes; if manual control is required, follow the manufacturer's instructions for overriding or securing the float. After use, disconnect power, remove the pump from the water, and clean any debris from the intake and impeller area to maintain performance.

Usage recommendations

Use a discharge hose with appropriate diameter and secure fittings to maintain rated flow. Avoid pumping highly abrasive slurries or large solids beyond the pump's design. Regularly inspect and clean the intake screen and float mechanism, and store the pump in a dry place when not in use. For safe operation, ensure the power supply and extension cables are suitable for outdoor wet conditions and that residual current protection is used where required.