Vortex drainage pump with vertical float switch

Vortex drainage pump with vertical float – great for dirty water transfer, grey water, household waste water, septic systems, sump draining, pool emptying, sullage pumping and storm water systems.

Model Number = RVS250-VF
Rated Flow = 132LPM
Rated Head = 6m head
Max Flow = 235LPM
Max Head = 10.5m
Outlet = 40mm / 1.5″
Particle Size = 20mm
Warranty = 2 Years

This REEFE submersible vortex drainage pump with a vertical float switch has been specifically designed for sump pump out applications. This exceptional quality pump is ideal for integration into wastewater treatment systems, stormwater pits and grey water installations. Features a compact, lightweight construction for fast installation and a superior impeller design.

Features and Benefits:

• Thermal Overload Protection
• Low power consumption
• Light weight and compact design for faster and easier installation
• Includes hosetail
• Soft solids handling up to 20mm
• 10m H05RN-F Power Cable
• Superior vortex impeller design for advanced air locking prevention
• Easily adjustable ‘stop’ vertical float switch
• Maximum liquid temperature 40 degrees C

Construction:

• Stainless steel motor casing and shaft
• Dual mechanical seal in oil chamber
• Motor insulation Class B
• Cast iron base and outlet

Made in Taiwan.

This pump can be used in our Grey water systems and Storm water pump out systems and Under sink systems and Custom built packaged pump stations on request.

Why does this pump have 2 floats?

This pump has a double vertical float switch system.  This is so you can adjust the water level that the pump both starts and stops.

Vertical floats explained

A vertical float switch monitors water levels inside a reservoir tank. Regardless of the application, vertical float switches have one main purpose: to trigger an event when the liquid reaches a certain level. Below is a short video explaining how a single vertical float switch works.

The higher float is for turning the pump on automatically.  This float can be adjusted so the pump will turn on at a certain level.  The top float – When the water level in the tank rises to a certain level it automatically starts the pump.

The lower float is for turning off the pump automatically.  This float can be adjusted so the pump turns off at a certain level. The lower float – When the water level in the tank drops to a certain level the pump automatically stops.