| MOQ: | 1 piece |
| Price: | Please feel free to contact us |
| Standard Packaging: | Deep well submersible pump is packed with wooden case or 20 inch container. |
| Delivery Period: | 2-5 working days |
| Payment Method: | L/C,D/A,D/P,T/T |
| Supply Capacity: | 10000 pieces per month |
High-flow, high-head pumping for deep wells and engineered water systems
The 200QJH150-150-110kW stainless steel deep well pump is a multistage submersible pump developed for deep-well water lifting and engineered water-transfer duties. With a rated flow of 150 m³/h, a rated head of 150 m and a matched power rating of 110 kW, it is suited to systems that require continuous, high-capacity pumping at substantial pressure.
Its stainless steel construction supports demanding projects where corrosion resistance, mechanical strength and service life are important. Because the pump and submersible motor operate below the water level, the installation requires little surface space, produces low operating noise and may eliminate the need for a separate pump house. Material and electrical configurations can be selected to suit the water quality, well dimensions, installation depth and local power supply.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | 200QJH150-150-110kW |
| Pump type | Stainless steel borehole submersible pump / multistage deep well pump |
| Rated flow | 150 m³/h |
| Rated head | 150 m |
| Matched power | 110 kW |
| Installation | Vertical, fully submerged |
| Pumped liquid | Clean water or liquids compatible with the selected stainless steel grade |
| Stainless steel grade | Selected according to water chemistry; subject to technical confirmation |
| Voltage / frequency | Project-specific; subject to technical confirmation |
The stated duty point is intended for preliminary selection. Final efficiency, shaft power, operating range and actual duty must be verified against the approved performance curve and technical data sheet.
The combination of 150 m³/h rated flow and 150 m rated head supports deep-well abstraction, long-distance water transfer, reservoir filling and centralized water-supply duties.
Stainless steel wetted parts can improve resistance to corrosion in compatible liquids and reduce rust-related deterioration. The correct grade should be chosen after reviewing chloride content, pH, temperature and the complete water analysis.
Multiple impeller stages build pressure progressively for high-head service. Submerged operation simplifies the surface layout and helps reduce operating noise.
Material grade, voltage, frequency, cable, control panel, riser pipe and protection functions can be matched to the destination country, industry and site conditions.
Correct pump selection together with dry-run, overload, phase-loss, voltage and temperature protection can improve operating stability and reduce shutdowns caused by abnormal conditions.
Deep-well groundwater abstraction and raw-water transfer
Municipal, industrial-park and factory water supply
Agricultural irrigation, sprinkler systems and water-conservancy projects
Mine drainage, construction dewatering and emergency water supply
Filling reservoirs, storage tanks and elevated tanks
Long-distance water transfer and pressure-boosting systems
Industrial liquids compatible with the selected stainless steel grade
The submersible motor drives a stack of impellers. As liquid passes through each stage, its pressure rises before it is discharged through the riser pipe to the surface or downstream network. The complete pump set operates underwater, and the surrounding liquid assists with motor cooling. Minimum submergence, flow past the motor and permitted starting frequency must comply with the manufacturer’s instructions.
Required flow and total dynamic head;
Borehole diameter, well depth, static water level and dynamic water level;
Liquid temperature, pH, chloride level, sand content and other water-quality data;
Supply voltage, frequency, phase and applicable local standards;
Installation depth, pipe length, pipe diameter and fittings;
Continuous or intermittent duty, daily operating hours and starting frequency;
Required materials, certifications, control panel, cable and accessories.
Confirm the borehole diameter, maximum pump-set diameter, well straightness and dynamic water level before installation.
Flush the well and remove sand and debris that could cause abrasive wear.
Use correctly rated riser pipes, non-return devices, lifting components and waterproof cable joints. Never suspend the pump by its power cable.
Keep the pump at the specified submergence and maintain adequate cooling flow around the motor.
Provide suitable overload, short-circuit, phase-loss, under-voltage, over-voltage, dry-run and leakage protection.
After initial start-up, check current, pressure, flow, vibration and sand content in the discharged water.
Installation, wiring and commissioning must be completed by qualified personnel in accordance with the supplied manual.
Under common deep-well pump naming conventions, the first “150" generally indicates a rated flow of 150 m³/h, the second “150" indicates a rated head of 150 m, and 110 kW is the matched power. The exact meaning of “200" must be confirmed against the manufacturer’s model code and should not be used alone to determine pump diameter or minimum well size.
The stainless steel grade can be selected according to the project, subject to manufacturer confirmation. Grade 304 may be evaluated for general water, while water with higher chloride levels or stronger corrosivity may require an assessment for 316 or 316L. Final selection should be based on a complete water analysis.
“Stainless steel" alone does not make a pump suitable for seawater. Seawater service requires a specific review of materials, crevice and galvanic corrosion, seals, cable and motor construction, followed by written supplier approval.
No. The actual operating point is determined by the intersection of the pump curve and the system curve. Static head, pipe friction and local losses must be calculated, and the selected duty should fall within the permitted operating range.
At minimum, provide the required flow, total head, borehole diameter, well depth, static and dynamic water levels, water quality, electrical supply and installation depth. Complete information enables more accurate selection, pricing and lead-time confirmation.
Planning a deep-well abstraction, industrial water-supply or high-head transfer project? Send us your duty conditions, water analysis and power-supply requirements. Our technical team can help verify the operating point, material grade, submersible motor, control protection and installation accessories, then provide a technical proposal, performance data and quotation for the 200QJH150-150-110kW stainless steel deep well pump.
Contact us now for project-specific selection support.
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| MOQ: | 1 piece |
| Price: | Please feel free to contact us |
| Standard Packaging: | Deep well submersible pump is packed with wooden case or 20 inch container. |
| Delivery Period: | 2-5 working days |
| Payment Method: | L/C,D/A,D/P,T/T |
| Supply Capacity: | 10000 pieces per month |
High-flow, high-head pumping for deep wells and engineered water systems
The 200QJH150-150-110kW stainless steel deep well pump is a multistage submersible pump developed for deep-well water lifting and engineered water-transfer duties. With a rated flow of 150 m³/h, a rated head of 150 m and a matched power rating of 110 kW, it is suited to systems that require continuous, high-capacity pumping at substantial pressure.
Its stainless steel construction supports demanding projects where corrosion resistance, mechanical strength and service life are important. Because the pump and submersible motor operate below the water level, the installation requires little surface space, produces low operating noise and may eliminate the need for a separate pump house. Material and electrical configurations can be selected to suit the water quality, well dimensions, installation depth and local power supply.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | 200QJH150-150-110kW |
| Pump type | Stainless steel borehole submersible pump / multistage deep well pump |
| Rated flow | 150 m³/h |
| Rated head | 150 m |
| Matched power | 110 kW |
| Installation | Vertical, fully submerged |
| Pumped liquid | Clean water or liquids compatible with the selected stainless steel grade |
| Stainless steel grade | Selected according to water chemistry; subject to technical confirmation |
| Voltage / frequency | Project-specific; subject to technical confirmation |
The stated duty point is intended for preliminary selection. Final efficiency, shaft power, operating range and actual duty must be verified against the approved performance curve and technical data sheet.
The combination of 150 m³/h rated flow and 150 m rated head supports deep-well abstraction, long-distance water transfer, reservoir filling and centralized water-supply duties.
Stainless steel wetted parts can improve resistance to corrosion in compatible liquids and reduce rust-related deterioration. The correct grade should be chosen after reviewing chloride content, pH, temperature and the complete water analysis.
Multiple impeller stages build pressure progressively for high-head service. Submerged operation simplifies the surface layout and helps reduce operating noise.
Material grade, voltage, frequency, cable, control panel, riser pipe and protection functions can be matched to the destination country, industry and site conditions.
Correct pump selection together with dry-run, overload, phase-loss, voltage and temperature protection can improve operating stability and reduce shutdowns caused by abnormal conditions.
Deep-well groundwater abstraction and raw-water transfer
Municipal, industrial-park and factory water supply
Agricultural irrigation, sprinkler systems and water-conservancy projects
Mine drainage, construction dewatering and emergency water supply
Filling reservoirs, storage tanks and elevated tanks
Long-distance water transfer and pressure-boosting systems
Industrial liquids compatible with the selected stainless steel grade
The submersible motor drives a stack of impellers. As liquid passes through each stage, its pressure rises before it is discharged through the riser pipe to the surface or downstream network. The complete pump set operates underwater, and the surrounding liquid assists with motor cooling. Minimum submergence, flow past the motor and permitted starting frequency must comply with the manufacturer’s instructions.
Required flow and total dynamic head;
Borehole diameter, well depth, static water level and dynamic water level;
Liquid temperature, pH, chloride level, sand content and other water-quality data;
Supply voltage, frequency, phase and applicable local standards;
Installation depth, pipe length, pipe diameter and fittings;
Continuous or intermittent duty, daily operating hours and starting frequency;
Required materials, certifications, control panel, cable and accessories.
Confirm the borehole diameter, maximum pump-set diameter, well straightness and dynamic water level before installation.
Flush the well and remove sand and debris that could cause abrasive wear.
Use correctly rated riser pipes, non-return devices, lifting components and waterproof cable joints. Never suspend the pump by its power cable.
Keep the pump at the specified submergence and maintain adequate cooling flow around the motor.
Provide suitable overload, short-circuit, phase-loss, under-voltage, over-voltage, dry-run and leakage protection.
After initial start-up, check current, pressure, flow, vibration and sand content in the discharged water.
Installation, wiring and commissioning must be completed by qualified personnel in accordance with the supplied manual.
Under common deep-well pump naming conventions, the first “150" generally indicates a rated flow of 150 m³/h, the second “150" indicates a rated head of 150 m, and 110 kW is the matched power. The exact meaning of “200" must be confirmed against the manufacturer’s model code and should not be used alone to determine pump diameter or minimum well size.
The stainless steel grade can be selected according to the project, subject to manufacturer confirmation. Grade 304 may be evaluated for general water, while water with higher chloride levels or stronger corrosivity may require an assessment for 316 or 316L. Final selection should be based on a complete water analysis.
“Stainless steel" alone does not make a pump suitable for seawater. Seawater service requires a specific review of materials, crevice and galvanic corrosion, seals, cable and motor construction, followed by written supplier approval.
No. The actual operating point is determined by the intersection of the pump curve and the system curve. Static head, pipe friction and local losses must be calculated, and the selected duty should fall within the permitted operating range.
At minimum, provide the required flow, total head, borehole diameter, well depth, static and dynamic water levels, water quality, electrical supply and installation depth. Complete information enables more accurate selection, pricing and lead-time confirmation.
Planning a deep-well abstraction, industrial water-supply or high-head transfer project? Send us your duty conditions, water analysis and power-supply requirements. Our technical team can help verify the operating point, material grade, submersible motor, control protection and installation accessories, then provide a technical proposal, performance data and quotation for the 200QJH150-150-110kW stainless steel deep well pump.
Contact us now for project-specific selection support.