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Control Panel

Digital Control Panel Advanced Features for Efficient Motor Control Key Features: Digital Volt & Ammeter:  Accurate monitoring of voltage and current levels. Electronic Overload Relay:  Enhanced protection against overloading, ensuring motor safety. Electronic Dry Run Prevention:  Prevents motor damage due to dry running, improving longevity. High / Low Voltage Protection:  Safeguards motor against voltage fluctuations, ensuring optimal performance. User-Friendly LED Indications:  Intuitive visual cues for easy monitoring and troubleshooting. Auto Stop Timer:  Convenient timer function for automated motor shutdown. Pump Failure Data Log:  Detailed logging of pump performance for maintenance analysis. Float Switch Provision:  Optional feature for precise water level control, enhancing operational efficiency. Optimized for Efficiency and Reliability Our Digital Control Panel offers cutting-edge technology for precise motor control and protection. Equipped with advanced features such
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Slurry Pumps

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A slurry pump is  a type of pump designed for pumping liquid containing solid particles . Due to nature of material to be pumped is abrasive it is always recommended to use slurry pumps at lower speed which will give maximum life to wet end parts and fast enough to maintain pumping liquid velocity, so these pumps are designed in 1450rpm & 960rpm. The construction of the pump is very robust which helps in pumping abrasive and heavy solids with specific gravity up to 1.6.
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Open Well Pumps

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  Operating Parameters Power (HP): 0.5 to 10HP Head Range: Max. 180 feet Discharge: Max. 1000 LPM Pipe size: 25mm, 40mm, 50mm, 80mm, 100mm Operating Voltage: 230 Volt/ 415 Volt
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Sewage Pumps

Sewage pumps systems push waste from below grade area, such as bathrooms, kitchen, or laundry rooms, to the main sewer line at street level. Advantages of Sewage Pumps No Corrosive Body. Bigger sludge and suspended solid handling capacity. Low maintenance. Clogging free pumps. Maximum discharge capacity. Application where Sewage Pumps are used? ETP Plants. STP Plants. Municipal Waste. Building ETP. Industrial Waste. Food Processing Parks. SPS77S/P 7.5 HP (5.6 Kw) SPS107SH/PH 10 HP (7.5 Kw) SPS158S/P 15 HP (11.2 Kw) SPS208S/P 20 HP (15 Kw)
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Non-Clog Pumps

N on-clog pumps are centrifugal pumps installed in a project site that is situated below the ground level, so that pump can pump the water with sludge from source and pump it to the next level. These pumps work as alternative to dewatering pumps as they can handles 65mm solids Advantages of Sovereign Non-Clog Pumps Solid handling up to 100mm. Works as alternative to dewatering pumps. Recess impeller. Light in weight compared to sewage pumps. Portable in handling. Side Discharge available in Non-Clog pumps. Application where Sovereign Non-Clog Pumps are used? Cement mixture pumping from tunnels. Paper industry Textile industry Nuclear power plants Polymer pumping. Bentonite pumping Tannery chemical pumping Mixed chemicals pumping
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Dewatering Pumps

Dewatering pumps are centrifugal pumps installed in a project site that is situated below the groundwater level, so that pump can pump the water from source and pump it to the next level. These pumps are portable type and completely submerged in water. Advantages of Dewatering Pumps: Efficient Portability: These pumps are designed for ease of transportation, enabling quick deployment to various project sites without requiring heavy lifting equipment or extensive setup. Plug-and-Play Installation: With simple delivery hose pipe connection, the pumps can be swiftly installed and operational, saving valuable time and effort during setup. Exceptional Lightweight Design: Their lightweight construction facilitates effortless handling and maneuverability, ideal for situations where mobility is paramount and space is limited. Availability of Spare Parts: Spare parts for Sovereign Dewatering Pumps are readily accessible in the market, ensuring minimal downtime in case of maintenance or repa
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