Evak Hippo 80-200 1.5kW DN80 Sewage Pump 400V

Name: Evak Hippo 80-200 1.5kW DN80 Sewage Pump 400V
Brand: EVAK
SKU: evakhippo80-200400
Price: 664.8 GBP
Availability: InStock

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The Evak Hippo 80-200 (400V) is the three-phase version of the 2 HP Hippo DN80 — same hydraulics as the 230V pump, built for pump stations with a three-phase supply and a control panel. 1.5 kW motor drawing just 3.9 A, recessed vortex impeller, 76 mm free passage, DN80 flanged discharge, up to 780 L/min and 9 m of head.

Built for raw sewage and heavy wastewater where blockages are the problem and the rising main is short — big chambers, commercial premises, sites that have ragged a 50 or 65 mm pump. Cast iron pump body, stainless steel motor housing, EKK Eagle Burgmann double mechanical seal. Manual operation — no float switch — for panel control. 10 m cable.

1.5 kW

Motor output

780 L/min

Max flow

9 m

Max head

400V

Three-phase · 3.9 A

400V three-phase
Manual operation
DN80 flanged
Guide rail ready
76 mm free passage
IP68

Three-phase manual — no float switch. Maximum head 9 m. Needs a control panel with level control and a three-phase supply. Check the rising main — for more lift at the same solids size see the 80-300T (13 m). Flanged outlet for a QD-80 guide rail coupling. For single-phase see the Hippo 80-200 230V.

Full Description

More about this product

Full Description

The Evak Hippo 80-200 (400V) is the three-phase version of the 2 HP Hippo DN80. Hydraulically identical to the 230V pump — 1.5 kW, 780 L/min, 9 m head, rated 460 L/min at 5 m — but on a 400V three-phase motor drawing only 3.9 A, with no capacitor and no float, supplied manual for control from a panel. In a duty/standby station with level probes, this is the version to fit: balanced load, a simpler motor, and nothing in the start circuit to fail. It’s also the last DN80 available in both voltages — from the 80-300T up, the range is three-phase only.

The model code says what it is: 80 for the DN80 discharge, 200 for 2 HP. 76 mm free passage is the largest in the Hippo family, and the DN80 recessed vortex design keeps the impeller out of the flow so rag, wipes and solids pass through the volute without touching it. The DN80 flanged discharge (DIN PN10/16) bolts to a QD-80 quick-discharge coupling on a guide rail, so the pump lifts out for service without anyone entering the chamber.

Cast iron pump body and volute, stainless steel motor housing, and an EKK Eagle Burgmann double mechanical seal (carbon/ceramic upper, silicon carbide lower) in an oil bath with NBR lip seal. Class F insulation, IP68, auto-reset thermal protector, ball bearings. 10 m cable. 42.6 kg — plan on lifting gear.

Key features

1.5 kW

Motor output

2 HP

Horsepower

3.9 A

FLA @ 400V

DN80

Flanged discharge

76 mm

Free passage

780 L/min

Max flow

9 m

Max head

42.6 kg

Weight

Performance

Flow (L/min)	0	100	200	300	400	460	600	700	780
Head (m)	9.0	8.5	7.8	6.9	5.8	5.0	3.9	3.3	3.0

50 Hz, 2850 rpm. 460 L/min @ 5 m is the Evak rated duty point; other values read from the published curve.

Construction

76 mm vortex impeller

Recessed vortex design passes 76 mm solids and rag through the volute without contact — the largest free passage in the Hippo family.

DN80 flanged discharge

DIN PN10/16 flange for a QD-80 quick-discharge coupling on a guide rail, or direct to a flanged riser. Lift out for service without entering the chamber.

Cast iron pump body

FC200 cast iron volute and casing for long life in raw sewage.

Stainless motor housing

Stainless steel motor housing over a Class F dry-type motor with auto-reset thermal protector and ball bearings. IP68.

EKK Eagle Burgmann double seal

Carbon/ceramic upper and silicon carbide lower mechanical seals in an oil bath with NBR lip seal — a named, serviceable seal set, not a generic one.

Three-phase manual motor

400V three-phase, 3.9 A, no capacitor, no float — wired to a control panel with level probes or floats. The right motor for duty/standby stations.

Applications

Duty/standby pump stations

Twin-pump sewage chambers on three-phase sites, run from a panel with level probes and alternating duty.

Blockage-prone stations

Chambers with a history of ragging on 50 or 65 mm pumps — care homes, hotels, holiday parks — where the fix is passage, not power.

Large-volume chambers

Big wet wells and balancing tanks that need emptying fast — 780 L/min at low head.

Treatment plant transfer

Raw influent transfer between tanks where the inflow is unscreened.

Replacement duty

Direct swap for existing DN80 guide rail pumps — check the coupling and rail centres before ordering.

Maximum liquid temperature 40 °C. Maximum submersion 10 m. Maximum 20 starts per hour. Maximum head 9 m. Manual operation — no float switch fitted. Requires a three-phase supply and a control panel; check rotation direction on commissioning. For more lift at the same solids size see the 80-300T (13 m); for more lift at 65 mm see the 65-200 (13 m). Flanged discharge — order the QD-80 coupling or a flange adaptor with the pump. Not for potable water or corrosive fluids (see Stainox range). Single-phase site? See the Hippo 80-200 230V.

Technical specifications

Model	Evak Hippo 80-200 (HIPPO-200 DN80), 400V
Series	Evak Hippo DN — 3″ full free passage submersible sewage pump
Voltage / phase	400V three-phase, 50 Hz
Motor output	1.5 kW (2 HP)
Full load current	3.9 A
Poles / speed	2 pole / 2850 rpm
Operation	Manual (no float switch)
Discharge	DN80 (3″) flanged, DIN PN10/16
Free passage	76 mm
Rated duty	460 L/min @ 5 m
Max head	9 m
Max flow rate	780 L/min
Max liquid temperature	40 °C
Max submersion depth	10 m
Max starts per hour	20
Protection / insulation	IP68 / Class F
Thermal protection	Auto-reset thermal protector
Bearings	Ball type
Impeller	Recessed vortex
Pump casing	FC200 cast iron
Motor housing	Stainless steel
Mechanical seal	EKK Eagle Burgmann double mechanical, upper Ca/Ce, lower SiC/SiC, oil bath with NBR lip seal
Guide rail coupling	QD-80 (sold separately)
Cable	H07RN-F, 10 m
Overall height	635 mm
Weight (without cable)	42.6 kg

Delivery Information

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Next day delivery:
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Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to common questions about the Evak Hippo 80-200 1.5kW DN80 Sewage Pump 400V. For technical specifications, see the product details above; for sizing or installation advice, contact our team. If you have any other questions, we're happy to help.

What is a submersible pump?

A submersible pump is designed to operate fully submerged in the liquid it is moving. The motor is sealed inside the pump body and cooled by the surrounding water. Submersibles are used for drainage, sewage, septic tanks, deep wells and boreholes, and for raising water from sumps, cellars and floodwater. Many stocked at Anglian Pumping handle solids in suspension.

Can submersible pumps handle solids and sewage?

Yes – some submersibles are designed for clean water only, others handle solids up to 50 mm or full raw sewage. Anglian Pumping stocks ABS, BBC, Flygt and T-T Submersibles ranges that include vortex, single channel and grinder impellers for different solids handling requirements. Always match the pump to the maximum solid size and the type of effluent it will see.

When should I use a submersible pump instead of a surface pump?

Use a submersible when the water level is more than around 8 metres below the pump installation point – surface pumps cannot self-prime beyond that depth. Submersibles are also better when the liquid contains solids, when noise must be minimised, or when the pump needs to operate in confined spaces such as sumps and chambers where a surface pump would not fit.