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DAB Divertek Pumps

DAB Divertek 900A 60203221

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Our Price £429.60 Inc VAT £358.00 Ex VAT
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DAB Divertek 900A

The D ivertek 900A by DAB is a submersible electronic multi-impeller pump for clean water. It is designed to effectively increase water pressure and to enable for rainwater reuse, and is therefore the perfect option for gardening and irrigation in residential building services.

44.5 m
Max. head
0.56 kW
Motor P2
4.2 A
Current
920 W
Max. power
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Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to common questions about the DAB Divertek 900A 60203221. 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 well water pump used for?

A well pump transfers water from a well or similar source for uses such as irrigation and private water supply.

What affects the choice of well pump?

Well depth, water level, required flow, delivery head, water quality and available power all affect pump selection.

Can well water be used as drinking water?

Potentially, but a private supply should be tested and appropriately treated before drinking; suitability depends on water quality and local requirements.