Dykpumpe STANLEY SXUP750XCE

The STANLEY SXUP750XCE drainage pump is designed for handling clean water tasks with efficiency. Equipped with a 750W motor, it delivers a maximum flow rate of 183 liters per minute and is capable of pumping water from depths up to 7 meters. The pump suits drainage of flooded spaces, emptying pools and water transfer applications where a compact, portable unit is required. Built for straightforward operation, the unit combines a lightweight design with the performance needed for domestic and light commercial use.

Advantages

The STANLEY SXUP750XCE offers a balance of motor power and flow capacity, enabling rapid removal of clean water. Its ability to pump water from depths up to 7 meters broadens applicability in basements, pits and pools. The relatively high maximum flow rate reduces operation time for many tasks, while the compact and lightweight construction supports easy handling, transport and storage. The pump's design focuses on user convenience and reliable routine operation.

Suitable for

• Draining flooded basements and rooms
• Emptying domestic and garden pools
• Transferring clean water between containers or tanks
• Removing standing water from construction sites or work areas

Key specifications

• Motor power: 750 W
• Maximum flow rate: 183 liters per minute
• Maximum suction depth: 7 meters
• Designed for clean water operation
• Compact and lightweight design for portability

How to use

Place the pump on a stable surface at the water source and ensure the power supply matches the pump's requirements. Fit the discharge hose or pipe securely to the outlet and route it to a suitable drainage location. Lower the pump to the desired depth if necessary, taking care not to submerge electrical connections. Switch the unit on and monitor flow and hose routing during operation. After use, switch off and disconnect power, drain residual water from the pump and hoses, then store the unit in a dry place.

Recommendations

Use the STANLEY SXUP750XCE only with clean water to avoid clogging or damage. Regularly check hoses and connections for wear and secure fittings before each use. Avoid running the pump dry and follow basic electrical safety precautions, including using a grounded outlet and protecting the power connection from water exposure.