The 125QJB Deep Well Submersible Pump is a high-performance water extraction solution engineered for versatility and efficiency. Featuring an advanced frequency conversion winding design, this pump ensures stable operation across a wide range of 1HZ to 50HZ, significantly reducing energy consumption while extending the operational lifespan of the motor. It is specifically designed for clear water applications, integrating robust CAD-optimized architecture to deliver consistent flow and head pressure in demanding environments.
Built with a water-loaded wet submersible three-phase asynchronous motor, the 125QJB utilizes clean water for both cooling and lubrication, ensuring thermal stability. The integration of a regulating diaphragm manages internal pressure fluctuations caused by temperature rises, while dual oil seals and a specialized sand ring provide a comprehensive defense against well particulates. Whether for industrial, agricultural, or domestic use, this pump delivers reliable, high-capacity water supply with professional-grade durability.
Detailed Parameters
| Power Supply | Three-phase AC 380V (±5%), 50HZ (±1%) | Max Diving Depth | Up to 70 meters |
|---|---|---|---|
| Water Temperature | ≤ 20 °C | pH Value Range | 6.5 - 8.5 |
| Solid Impurities | ≤ 0.01% (mass ratio) | Chloride Ion Content | ≤ 400mg/L |
| Hydrogen Sulfide | ≤ 1.5mg/L | Min. Bottom Clearance | 3 meters from well bottom |
| Flow Control Range | 0.7 - 1.2 times the rated flow | Motor Insulation | ≥ 100MΩ (after installation) |
Key Advantages
Anti-Sand Structure
Equipped with dual oil seals and a precision sand ring to prevent particulates from entering the motor cavity.
Extended Lifespan
Frequency conversion winding design minimizes wear and maximizes energy efficiency for long-term use.
CAD Optimized
Designed via computer CAD for a simple structure and superior hydraulic technical performance.
Thermal Stability
Water-loaded wet motor with a regulating diaphragm to handle expansion/contraction from heat.
Water Lubrication
Rubber bearings utilize water lubrication, reducing friction and eliminating oil contamination risks.
Precision Coupling
Robust coupling between pump and motor shafts prevents jumping and vibration during startup.
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Application Scenarios
Deep Well Intake
Efficient extraction from deep aquifers for industrial and municipal use.
Agricultural Irrigation
Consistent water supply for large-scale crop and field irrigation systems.
High-rise Supply
Powerful head pressure for supplying water to multi-story buildings.
Mountain Water Supply
Reliable lift capabilities for challenging terrain and remote mountain areas.
Garden Irrigation
Precise flow management for landscaped gardens and public parks.
Domestic Water
Clean, stable water extraction for residential homes and estates.
Performance Comparison
| Feature | Standard Submersible | 125QJB Series |
|---|---|---|
| Energy Efficiency | Fixed Frequency (High Cost) | Frequency Conversion (Low Cost) |
| Sand Protection | Single Seal / Basic | Dual Oil Seals + Sand Ring |
| Motor Cooling | Air/Oil Cooled | Water-Loaded Wet Structure |
| Operational Stability | Prone to Vibration | CAD-Optimized / Low Noise |
| Service Life | Standard Cycle | Extended via Advanced Winding |
Frequently Asked Questions
The frequency conversion winding allows the motor to operate stably between 1HZ and 50HZ, which enables energy saving and extends the overall service life of the pump by reducing mechanical stress.
No. This pump is strictly designed for clear water. Pumping mud or sand can cause premature wear to the impellers and bearings, leading to equipment failure.
The motor cavity must be completely filled with clean, non-corrosive cold water or distilled water to ensure proper cooling and lubrication of the bearings before use.
To prevent the pump from sucking in silt or mud, the bottom of the submersible pump should be positioned at least 3 meters above the bottom of the well.
The starting equipment should feature comprehensive protections including short circuit overload, phase loss, undervoltage, grounding, and idling protection.
It is recommended to dismantle and maintain the pump after one year of operation, or if it has been submerged for two years, replacing all worn parts like impellers and seals.