Water pump or submersible pump? Which one should I choose? And what is the difference between them? The main difference between a hydraulic pump and a submersible pump is that the hydraulic pump sucks water from the surface, and the submersible pump pushes water from the well. ________________________________________ Resources & Links Read the article on the blog [article] https://blogdeinstalatii.ro/hidrofor-... How to Vent the Radiator in 7 Simple and Easy Steps [video] • How to Vent the Radiator [7 Simple Steps] ________________________________________ ►Subscribe: / @blogdeinstalatii You can find me on Facebook: / blogdeinstalatiiro Read the blog: http://blogdeinstalatii.ro/ 00:00 Is a water pump or a submersible pump better? 0:36 The difference between a water pump and a submersible pump 0:53 Do you have a water pump? 1:12 Fully equipped water pump 1:39 Water pump with ejector 2:04 Submersible pump 2:32 Water pump or submersible pump? 3:12 Reason 1 3:30 Reason 2 4:05 Reason 4 4:46 Conclusion Hello dear friends, I'm Cosmin from Blog de Instalatii.ro, and today, I'm going to teach you about hydrophores and submersible pumps. Which is better, and which one to choose. Before we start, please press the Subscribe button to this channel. In this way, you will be notified when I publish a new Tutorial from Blog de Instalatii.ro. If you have a water heater, write now in the comments: I have a water heater. If you have a submersible pump, write I have a submersible pump. In this way, I will figure out which video to make next, so that it will be useful for you. We will continue to talk about the fully equipped water pump, water pump with ejector and submersible pump. The fully equipped water pump A fully equipped water pump consists of a pump, an expansion tank, pressure switch, pressure gauge and a 5-way piece. It is able to draw water from a maximum depth of 8 meters below the pump level. These hydraulic pumps can produce a pressure of 3-4 bar depending on how low the water level is. If they are located in the house or in the basement, they can be quite noisy, that is, they are loud when they are working. Ejector water heater An ejector water heater has two pipes from the water heater pump to the well. While drawing water from the well down one pipe, it sends part back through the second pipe. At the bottom end of the pipes, there is a "U"-shaped piece through which the water circulates and which helps the ejector hydrophore to draw water from a greater depth than a regular hydrophore. Submersible pump The main advantage of the submersible pump is that it pushes water, compared to a hydraulic pump that sucks it. You can choose at any time a pump sized appropriately for your application. Water pump or submersible pump? Now that we've talked about each one, let's see what we choose, the water pump or the submersible pump? The hydrophore is used to suck water from the well, and it is mounted on the surface. It absorbs water through the depression created. On the other hand, submersible pumps are submerged at the bottom of the well. They are used to push the water to the surface. The dilemma we are talking about today is to find which option is better for the water supply: hydrophore or submersible pump? And my recommendation is to use a submersible pump. I will give you 4 reasons why the submersible pump is better than a water pump. Reason 1 A fully equipped hydrophore can suck from a maximum of 8 meters and is generally used for shallow water sources. But submersible pumps can work at great depths. The cylindrical and long shape of the pump is ideal, because it matches the shape of the well Reason 2 You save time with a submersible water pump because it is self-priming. If you use a hydrophore, it must be primed to draw water at first and it can be quite complicated. The submersible pump works as soon as you put it in the water. Reason 3 A submersible pump produces up to 30% more pressure than a water pump, which means it can save energy. And since it is mounted at the bottom of the well, the submersible pump has an easier job of pushing the water column. Reason 4 The submersible pump for water supply is made of a sealed motor and pump body. She does not need maintenance. In hydrophores, the motor is not sealed, so it is sensitive to corrosion or if it is flooded with water. The choice of a water heater or a submersible pump should be based on the needs of a household and the utility of the product. While the hydrophore sucks in the water and sends it through the discharge pipe, the submersible pump pushes the water through the pipes to the faucets. That was it for today. We talked about the choice between hydrophore or submersible pump. Press subscribe to this channel, like and share to help as many people as possible, and I invite you to see another Tutorial from Blog de Instalatii.ro