Water Pump Scheppach DWP750

The Scheppach DWP750 is a robust water pump engineered for efficient removal of dirty water in residential, construction and garden environments. Equipped with a 750 W motor, this pump is capable of moving large volumes at a maximum flow rate of 15,000 liters per hour and handling solids up to 30 mm in diameter. The DWP750 features durable construction, a built-in float switch for automatic on/off operation and straightforward connections for inlet and outlet hoses, providing a practical solution for drainage, dewatering and water transfer tasks.

Advantages

The Scheppach DWP750 combines a high-power motor with corrosion-resistant components to ensure reliable performance when pumping abrasive or particle-laden water. Its ability to pass solids up to 30 mm reduces the risk of clogging during use, while the float switch enables automatic operation according to water level. The unit’s flow capacity of up to 15,000 l/h delivers effective drainage speed for flooded areas, basements, ponds and pools, and its compact design allows for easy handling and transport.

Suitable for

• Draining flooded cellars, garages and foundations
• Emptying garden ponds, pools and cisterns
• Site dewatering on construction sites and basements
• Removing dirty or standing water from irrigation or drainage systems

Key specifications

• Motor power: 750 W
• Maximum flow rate: 15,000 liters per hour
• Maximum particle passage: 30 mm
• Automatic float switch for water-level control
• Designed for dirty water applications
• Compact and portable housing

How to use

Place the Scheppach DWP750 on a stable surface near the water to be removed and attach a suitable discharge hose to the outlet connection. Connect the power cable to a grounded electrical outlet that matches the pump’s voltage requirements. When water rises, the built-in float switch will activate the pump automatically; for manual operation ensure the float is in the lowered (on) position. Monitor the discharge hose and pump during operation to confirm unobstructed flow and stop the pump before running dry.

Usage recommendations

To maintain reliable operation, check and clean the pump inlet and impeller area regularly to remove debris. Use an appropriate diameter discharge hose to minimize backpressure and ensure stable flow. Avoid running the pump dry for extended periods and store the unit in a dry place when not in use. For sites with heavy sediment or large debris, consider pre-filtering or coarse screening to extend service life.