Description
The drain pump is a small electric pump typically located at the bottom of the appliance (e.g., washing machine or dishwasher). It is connected to the drain hose and uses an impeller or motor to force wastewater out of the machine and into the drain. The pump is designed to handle water, detergent residues, and small debris without clogging or malfunctioning.It ensures that dirty water is efficiently pumped out of the appliance and into the home’s drainage system. Here’s a detailed description, along with its features and specifications:
Features
- Efficient Water Removal: Quickly and effectively pumps out wastewater to prevent standing water in the appliance.
- Debris Handling: Capable of handling small debris, lint, and detergent residues without clogging.
- Durable Construction: Made from materials like plastic, rubber, or stainless steel to resist corrosion and wear.
- Thermal Protection: Includes built-in thermal fuses or overload protection to prevent overheating.
- Quiet Operation: Designed to operate with minimal noise.
- Compact Design: Fits seamlessly into the appliance’s internal layout.
- Easy Maintenance: Accessible for cleaning or replacement in case of clogs or failure.
- Universal Compatibility: Available in models compatible with various brands and types of appliances (e.g., front-load or top-load washing machines).
Specifications
- Type:
- Single-phase electric pump.
- Power Rating:
- Typically ranges from 20W to 100W, depending on the appliance.
- Voltage:
- 120V (for North America) or 220-240V (for Europe and other regions).
- Flow Rate:
- Varies by model, but typically around 10-20 liters per minute.
- Head Pressure:
- Can pump water to a height of 1-2 meters (3-6 feet).
- Material:
- Pump housing: Plastic (e.g., polypropylene) or stainless steel.
- Impeller: Plastic or rubber.
- Connector Size:
- Standard hose connector size: 1.25 inches (32 mm) or 1.5 inches (38 mm).
- Temperature Resistance:
- Can handle hot water up to 140°F (60°C) or higher.
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