Experience the benefits with Gardena's high-quality Submersible Pressure Pump 6100/5 inox automatic as the ultimate solution for all your irrigation and domestic water needs. High pressure and virtually noiseless, this pump for wells and cisterns is ideal for pumping water from great depths. Do you want to run multiple sprinklers at the same time? No problem: The Submersible Pressure Pump 6100/5 offers you the possibility of using up to four sprinklers at the same time with up to 6100 l/hour and a performance pressure of 4.7 bar. With these performance values, it is in no way inferior to most fresh water supplies. The automatic switch-over function saves both water and energy by starting the pump when water is needed and automatically stopping it when water is no longer needed - this is exactly what you need for your domestic water supply and more comfort in the garden! You don't have to wait for the water, because thanks to the integrated non-return valve it is available instantly. If the water pipe drips, leakage detection is used: this stops the pump and thus prevents damage. The small quantity program nevertheless ensures smooth operation with small consumers such as your washing machine or the Micro-Drip-System. With a diameter of only 149 mm, you can even use the pump in wells from 150 mm in diameter. The 23 m discharge cable and the extra-long 20 m connection cable offer you many options. The high-quality stainless steel body and connection offer protection during underwater use and provide sufficient stability even with fixed piping. You can optionally use the floating suction with the Submersible Pressure Pump 6100/5: It is used if sediments form on the bottom of your well or cistern. With this type of pump, Gardena offers a uniquely flexible solution. The integrated, easy-to-clean filter prevents clogging or damage to the pump and connecting devices. 40 years of pump experience from Gardena speak for themselves - and are underlined by 40 months warranty, for which you simply register your product online.
