Brand: SUGUNA
single phase openwell (ss body) 1.0 HP - OPENWELL (SSM 100
Dhani Enterprises
Short Description
The Suguna Pumps SSM 100 is a 1.0 HP single-phase stainless steel open well submersible pump.
Key Specifications
- Brand: SUGUNA
- RPM: 2880 RPM.
- Machine Weight: 20 kg to 22 kg
Features & Benefits
- Corrosion-Resistant SS Body: High-grade stainless steel construction prevents rust and extends operational life.
- No Priming Required: Operates fully submerged at the bottom of the tank, eliminating air-lock issues.
- High-Speed Motor: Delivers 2880 RPM for strong water pressure and consistent vertical delivery.
- Voltage Fluctuation Resistance: Designed to handle standard domestic single-phase power shifts safely.
- Energy-Efficient Design: Dynamically balanced components maximize water output while minimizing electricity consumption.
- Silent Operation: Submerged placement dampens operational noise completely for quiet performance.
Description
The Suguna SSM 100 is a high-performance, 1.0 HP single-phase openwell submersible monoblock pump meticulously engineered for reliable water management in residential, agricultural, and light commercial environments. Built with a premium-grade stainless steel motor body, this pump offers exceptional resistance to rust, corrosion, and scale buildup, ensuring prolonged durability even when fully submerged in water. It operates efficiently on standard domestic single-phase power supply (220-240V) and features a durable 25 mm delivery size tailored to deliver steady water pressure for filling overhead tanks, managing sump water, and powering domestic gardening or small-scale irrigation systems. At its core, the pump combines a high-torque electric motor with dynamically balanced components to minimize operational noise, reduce energy consumption, and withstand voltage fluctuations. Because it rests at the bottom of the water tank or well, it operates completely flooded, which entirely eliminates the hassle of manual priming and ensures continuous cooling during extended operation cycles