SPT PUMPEN SPT 1500R W - Schmutzwasser-Tauchmotorpumpe mit Rührwerk 1.50 kW| 230V 50 Hz|

Clogged pumps and stalled drainage jobs are a constant headache on construction sites, in flooded basements, and in wastewater handling. The SPT PUMPEN SPT 1500R W submersible dirty water pump tackles that problem head-on with an integrated agitator that breaks up solids and keeps the flow moving, even in water loaded with suspended particles. Powered by a robust 1.5 kW electric motor running on standard 230V single-phase supply, this pump delivers reliable performance for demanding dewatering tasks.

Who is it for

This pump is built for contractors, facility managers, and homeowners who need to move dirty water quickly and without interruption. It is ideal for draining excavations, pits, basements, and ponds where water contains mud, sand, or small debris. The agitator makes it especially suited for applications where solids tend to settle and block conventional pumps.

Main features

• Integrated agitator (Rührwerk) stirs up sediment and prevents clogging, ensuring continuous operation.
• Powerful 1.5 kW motor delivers high flow rates for fast water removal.
• Single-phase 230V / 50Hz power supply plugs into standard outlets, no special wiring needed.
• Submersible design allows the pump to be fully immersed, with wet installation for reliable cooling.
• Robust construction withstands abrasive particles and harsh conditions.
• Suitable for dirty water and wastewater with suspended solids.

Specifications

• Brand: SPT PUMPEN
• Model: SPX1500R01-V1
• MPN: SPX1500R01-V1
• Pump type: Submersible motor pump
• Application: Dirty water / wastewater
• Motor power: 1.5 kW
• Voltage: 230 V
• Frequency: 50 Hz
• Phase: Single-phase
• Power source: AC
• Agitator: Yes, integrated
• Installation type: Wet installation

Tips

For best results, place the pump on a solid base in the deepest part of the sump or pit to allow the agitator to work effectively. Always ensure the pump is fully submerged before starting to prevent overheating. Periodically inspect the intake screen and impeller for debris buildup, and disconnect power before any maintenance. Use a suitable hose or pipe with a diameter that matches the pump outlet to maximize flow and reduce backpressure.