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On 03/04/2020 13:27, Harry Bloomfield wrote:
Chris Green expressed precisely : Very few 'submersible' pumps are rated for permanent submersion.* I used one in a similar situation and it failed (as in tripped the RCD) after a year or so. I would suggest they were poor quality or faulty from the start. I have installed many such pumps - they run happily and been submerged for decades. I agree. At my last house I installed a submersible in a well. It worked perfectly of the 12 years before we moved. Mike |
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