Submersible Water Pump TRYTON TPB750 750W — up to 9 m lift for clean and dirty water

TRYTON TPB750 is a 750W submersible water pump designed for handling both clean and dirty water. With a maximum lift of up to 9 meters, the pump is suitable for temporary or periodic pumping tasks including draining flooded areas, emptying basements and garden ponds, and transferring water between containers. The compact design and sealed motor housing allow direct immersion in water for efficient suction and discharge of liquids containing suspended solids of moderate size.

Advantages

The pump offers a reliable 750W motor that delivers sufficient flow for domestic and light commercial drainage tasks while remaining compact and easy to position. Built to handle both clean and dirty water, it reduces the need for separate equipment for different water types. The sealed construction helps protect the motor from moisture and contaminants during operation, and the simple installation and removal process supports temporary or occasional use without specialized tools.

Suitable for

• Draining flooded cellars, garages and low-lying rooms
• Emptying garden ponds, swimming pools and water features
• Transferring water between tanks, barrels or containers
• Site dewatering for small construction or landscaping projects
• Pumping sump pits and rainwater collection systems

Key specifications

• Power: 750 W motor for consistent pumping performance
• Maximum lift (head): up to 9 meters for vertical discharge
• Liquid compatibility: suitable for clean and dirty water with suspended solids of moderate size
• Installation: submersible operation for direct water immersion
• Design: compact, portable housing intended for temporary and periodic use

How to use

Position the pump on a stable surface within the water to be removed, ensuring the inlet is submerged and free of large debris that could block the impeller. Connect an appropriate discharge hose to the outlet and secure the connection. Plug the pump into a grounded power outlet that matches the local electrical requirements. Operate the pump while monitoring flow and the discharge path; avoid running the pump dry. After use, disconnect power, remove the pump from the water, and rinse external surfaces to remove sediment before storage.

Usage recommendations

For reliable operation, inspect the inlet screen and impeller for clogging before each use. Use a discharge hose of adequate diameter and avoid long, overly restrictive runs to maintain performance. Keep the electrical connection dry and protected; use a residual-current device (RCD) or ground-fault protection where required. Store the pump in a dry place and perform periodic checks for wear if used frequently.