The 150QJP Series Special Fountain Submersible Pump is a high-efficiency engineering solution specifically designed for professional landscape architecture. Featuring a motor core constructed from premium cold-rolled silicon steel, this series ensures exceptional magnetic permeability and maintains stable thermal performance even during frequent start-stop cycles. By replacing traditional ball bearings with water-lubricated alloy copper sleeves, we have effectively eliminated the risks of rust and motor burnout caused by oil deficiency, ensuring long-term reliability in demanding environments.
Engineered for versatility and safety, the QJP series integrates advanced intelligent protections, including over-temperature and anti-dry burning systems. Whether deployed in municipal squares, botanical gardens, or luxury landscape engineering, these pumps provide a seamless blend of high flow rates and energy efficiency. Designed using computer CAD technology, the pump delivers a robust structure that minimizes vibration and noise, making it the ideal choice for aesthetic water features and industrial water intake.
Detailed Parameters
| Power Supply | Three-phase AC 380V (±5%), 50Hz (±1%) | Max Diving Depth | Up to 70 Meters |
|---|---|---|---|
| Water Temperature | Maximum 20 °C | pH Value Range | 6.5 - 8.5 |
| Solid Impurities | ≤ 0.01% (Mass Ratio) | Chloride Ion Content | ≤ 400 mg/L |
| H2S Content | ≤ 1.5 mg/L | Min Bottom Distance | 3 Meters from well bottom |
| Motor Structure | Water-filled / Closed Wet Structure | Insulation Resistance | ≥ 100M Ω (after installation) |
Key Advantages
Intelligent Protection
Equipped with built-in over-temperature and anti-dry burning protections to prevent motor failure.
Enhanced Durability
Water-lubricated alloy copper sleeves eliminate rust and burnout issues common in ball bearings.
High Efficiency
Cold-rolled silicon steel cores maximize magnetic permeability and reduce energy loss.
CAD Optimized
Computer-aided design ensures a simple structure with superior hydraulic technical performance.
Sand-Proof Design
Features dual oil seals and sand discharging rings to prevent debris from entering the motor.
Broad Application
Perfect for fountains, high-rise supply, agricultural irrigation, and river water intake.
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Management Platforms
Load Control
Optimized flow control between 0.7 to 1.2 times the rated flow for stability.
Voltage Stability
Strict 380V/50Hz monitoring to prevent winding damage and ensure efficiency.
Thermal Monitoring
Regular thermal insulation resistance tests (≥ 0.5MΩ) for preventive maintenance.
Depth Precision
Precise installation management to maintain a 3m safety gap from the well bottom.
Fluid Quality
Continuous monitoring of pH (6.5-8.5) and chloride levels to prevent corrosion.
Component Lifecycle
Scheduled annual inspections of impellers, shaft sleeves, and sealing rings.
Investment Return Comparison
| Performance Metric | Standard Submersible Pump | QJP Special Series |
|---|---|---|
| Bearing Life | Short (Ball Bearing Rust) | Extended (Water-Lubricated) |
| Starting Stress | High Heat Generation | Low Heat (Silicon Steel) |
| Failure Risk | Dry-burn Susceptible | Anti-dry Burn Protection |
| Maintenance Cycle | Frequent (Oil/Rust) | Scheduled (Annual Check) |
| Operational ROI | Moderate | High (Energy/Life Efficiency) |
Frequently Asked Questions
The 150QJP is ideal for landscape fountain decoration in squares and gardens, high-rise water supply, agricultural and garden irrigation, as well as river and deep well water intake.
Unlike traditional ball bearings, these sleeves avoid rust and the risk of motor burnout caused by oil lack, significantly increasing the pump's lifespan in submerged conditions.
The motor cavity must be completely filled with clean water before use, the pump must be installed vertically, and a reliable grounding system must be established to prevent electric shock.
No, this is a clean water pump. Pumping sediment or muddy water is strictly prohibited as it may cause premature wear to the impellers and bearings.
Shut down the machine immediately. Check for jamming, ensure the pump is centered in the well pipe, and verify that the current is within the rated range.
The unit should be disassembled and inspected every year, or every two years if it has been immersed but not operated continuously, to replace wearing parts like the impeller and sealing rings.