Submersible Dirty Water Pump TRYTON TPB1100 1100W — max head 11 m

The Submersible Dirty Water Pump TRYTON TPB1100 1100W is a compact, corded electric pump designed for handling contaminated and debris-laden water. It is intended for temporary or periodic water transfer where solids and particles may be present, offering a maximum head of 11 m and a robust 1100 W motor. The pump housing is corrosion-resistant and constructed for jobsite durability while remaining suitable for tasks such as drainage, construction dewatering, and removal of water from flooded cellars and outdoor areas.

Advantages

The TRYTON TPB1100 combines a powerful 1100 W motor with a high maximum head to move water efficiently over vertical lifts up to 11 m. Its design tolerates solids and debris without compromising pumping performance, reducing the need for pre-filtration in many applications. The corrosion-resistant housing improves longevity in wet conditions and the pump’s compact footprint simplifies placement in confined spaces. The unit is built for intermittent heavy-duty use and offers straightforward operation and maintenance.

Suitable for

• Construction site dewatering and trench drainage
• Draining flooded basements and cellars
• Garden and yard water removal after heavy rain
• Temporary transfer of dirty or sediment-laden wastewater
• Emergency water removal in residential and light commercial settings

Key specifications

• Motor power: 1100 W
• Maximum head: 11 m
• Suitable for dirty water containing solids and debris
• Corrosion-resistant pump housing
• Submersible electric operation (corded)
• Designed for temporary or periodic heavy-duty pumping

How to use

Install the TRYTON TPB1100 by lowering it into the water to the recommended immersion depth, ensuring the power cable and connectors remain dry and protected. Connect to an appropriate power supply and open the discharge line, then start the pump following the manufacturer’s safety instructions. Monitor the pump during operation for blockage or overheating; if large solids cause reduced flow, stop the unit and remove debris as needed. After use, disconnect power, lift the pump out of the water using the handle or lifting point, and allow it to drain and dry before storage.

Usage recommendations

Use the pump on stable surfaces and avoid running it dry. Regularly inspect the impeller area for accumulated debris and check seals and cable integrity before each use. For prolonged or continuous operation consider duty-cycle limitations and appropriate thermal protection in the power supply. Follow local electrical safety regulations and use a residual-current device (RCD) where required.