Peripheral Pumps

Peripheral Pumps

• Peripheral pumps are small-capacity pumps designed to deliver high pressure with low flow rates.

• They are commonly used for pumping clean water only, without solid particles or impurities.

• Suitable for domestic water supply systems, especially where stable pressure is required.

Working Principle

• Uses a rotating impeller with multiple small blades to create a vortex effect.

• This design increases pressure efficiently, making it ideal for boosting water in small systems.

Key Features

• Compact and simple structure for easy installation.

• Provides high head (pressure) with relatively low power consumption.

• Stable and reliable performance for household use.

• Low noise operation and easy maintenance.

• Designed for clean water applications only.

Applications

• Home water supply systems

• Garden irrigation

• Small pressure boosting systems

• Water transfer from tanks and wells

• Domestic and light industrial use

Advantages

• High pressure output in compact size

• Energy-efficient operation

• Long service life with proper use

• Cost-effective solution for small water systems