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Manage water efficiently with a water pump tailored to your needs. At Brikum, we offer everything from solutions to increase flow at home with a water pressure pump to durable models for draining pits or ponds with a sewage pump. Discover powerful, safe, and easy-to-install equipment designed for domestic, agricultural, or industrial use.

What is a water pump and what is it used for?

A water pump is a device that allows water to be transported or pumped from one point to another using pressure. It is used in a variety of applications: for watering gardens, filling tanks, increasing pressure in domestic water systems, or evacuating water from basements, pits, and wells. It is a versatile and essential tool in both domestic and agricultural or industrial settings.

At Brikum, we offer a wide range of pumps adapted to different types of water, flow rates, and pressure requirements.

Types of water pumps available at Brikum

There are different types of water pumps depending on their intended use. The main categories are:

  • Water pressure pump: also known as a booster pump, it is used to increase pressure in domestic or irrigation systems. It is ideal for homes with low water pressure or gardens with automatic systems.
  • Clean water pump: designed to transport clear water from wells, tanks, or cisterns. Widely used for irrigation or filling swimming pools.
  • Dirty water pump: capable of handling liquids with suspended solids, such as mud, standing rainwater, sewage, or floodwater. Perfect for construction sites, basements, or septic tanks.

Each pump has specific characteristics regarding flow rate, delivery height, and connection type. Choosing the right model will ensure optimal performance.

When to use a water pressure pump?

The water pressure pump is installed to solve problems with low flow or insufficient pressure in faucets, showers, or irrigation systems. It is very useful in the following situations:

  • Homes with weak supply
  • Gardens with sprinklers or drip irrigation
  • Hot water installations that require more pressure

Some models include automatic pressure switches, allowing the pump to activate only when a tap is opened, improving energy efficiency.

Dirty water pump: for demanding tasks

A sewage pump is designed to work with liquids laden with debris, mud, or small solids. It is commonly used for:

  • Emptying ditches, pools or pits
  • Rainwater or wastewater management
  • Works and flood emergencies

These pumps are made of durable materials, have built-in filters, and powerful motors capable of operating for long periods without overheating. Some models are submersible and can be placed directly into the water to be evacuated.

How to choose the right water pump

To choose the ideal water pump for your needs, you must take into account several factors:

  • Water type: clean, slightly dirty, or containing solids. Each pump is designed for a specific type.
  • Required flow rate: how much water you need to move per hour. It is measured in liters per hour (l/h).
  • Drive height: how high the water must rise from its point of origin.
  • Intended use: domestic, agricultural, industrial or emergency.
  • Installation type: external or submersible pumps, automatic or manual.

Buy your water pump at Brikum with a full guarantee.

At Brikum, we work with water pumps from brands recognized for their reliability and efficiency. Whether you need a pressure pump for your home or a submersible pump for emptying wastewater, you'll find here:

  • Electric and gasoline models
  • Automatic pumps with level sensor or pressure switch
  • Immediate stock and fast shipping
  • Personalized advice according to your installation
  • Compatible spare parts and accessories

Trust Brikum to solve your water needs with durable, safe, and easy-to-use equipment.

Frequently Asked Questions About Water Pumps

What is the difference between a water pump and a pressure pump?

A pressure pump is used to increase the flow rate in a facility, while a water pump can move liquid from one point to another without requiring constant pressure.

Can I use a sewage pump outdoors?

Yes. They are designed to operate in harsh conditions, provided the depth, temperature, and particle size specifications are met.

What maintenance does a water pump need?

Clean filters and check electrical or hose connections. At fuel pumps, you should also check the oil and engine condition.

What pressure does a domestic pump generate?

It depends on the model, but most operate at between 1.5 and 4 bars, enough to power faucets, showers, or small irrigation systems.

Do you have automatic submersible pumps?

Yes. We have pumps with a built-in float that activate when the water level rises, ideal for basements or tanks.

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What is the difference between a water pump for clean water and a water pump for dirty water?

The difference lies in the ability to process particles: while the conventional water pump is designed for clear liquids without impurities, the dirty water pump has a much more robust internal design capable of sucking up solids of a certain size without damaging the motor or causing internal blockages in the evacuation system.

When is it necessary to install a water pressure pump at home?

Ideally, it should be installed when you notice that the flow in the taps is weak or irregular, especially on upper floors or when several water points are used at the same time: a water pressure pump ensures that the irrigation system and appliances always receive the necessary force to function with total efficiency and comfort.

What basic maintenance does a submersible water pump require?

To ensure a long service life, it is vital to periodically clean the suction filter and check that the power cable is not damaged: if you have used a dirty water pump, we recommend rinsing the equipment with clean water after each use to prevent mud or sediment residue from drying and blocking the turbine.

Is an automatic or a manual water pressure pump better?

For domestic use, automatic is undoubtedly the best option: these units incorporate sensors that turn on the water pressure pump only when you open a tap, which saves a lot of energy and prevents premature wear of the mechanical parts by not constantly running unnecessarily.