0.5HP Freevel Electric Submersible Pump
KSh7,500.00
When looking for the Freevel 0.5HP Electric Submersible Pump, it is common to encounter the 4SDM307 model, which is a dedicated stainless steel deep-well submersible pump.
Key Technical Specifications (Model 4SDM307)
This specific model is engineered for borehole and deep-well applications:
| Feature | Specification |
| Model | 4SDM307 |
| Power Output | 0.5 HP (370 Watts) |
| Maximum Head | 49 meters |
| Rated Head | 44 meters |
| Max Flow Rate | 4.2 $m^3/h$ |
| Rated Flow Rate | 2 $m^3/h$ |
| Voltage | 220–240V, 50Hz |
| Outlet Size | 1.25 inches |
| Pump Material | Stainless Steel |
| Speed | 2850 RPM |
What is Included
When you purchase this unit, the package typically includes:
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The 4SDM307 deep-well submersible pump.
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A dedicated Pump Control Box.
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An attached Power Cable.
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Thread sealing (PTFE) tape and a user manual.
Important Distinction
Please be careful not to confuse this submersible pump with the Freevel QB-60, which also carries a 0.5HP rating but is a surface/booster peripheral pump.
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Submersible (4SDM307): Designed to be lowered into a borehole or well to push water up to the surface.
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Peripheral/Booster (QB-60): Designed to be installed on the surface to pull water from a tank or shallow source to boost pressure for household/garden use.
The Freevel 0.5HP Electric Submersible Pump is typically utilized for water extraction in domestic, agricultural, or light industrial settings.
When looking at specifications for this type of equipment, it is important to distinguish between submersible pumps (designed to be fully immersed in water) and peripheral/booster pumps (often confused due to similar power ratings and brand listings).
General Technical Specifications
Based on common models available under the Freevel brand in the 0.5HP (370W) class, here are the typical performance parameters:
| Feature | Typical Specification |
| Power Output | 0.5 HP (370 Watts) |
| Voltage | 220–240V, 50Hz |
| Motor Speed | 2850 RPM |
| Application | Water extraction from boreholes, wells, or tanks |
Key Considerations
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Submersible vs. Surface: Ensure you are purchasing the correct type. Submersible pumps are designed to operate underwater (often in deep wells), whereas pumps like the QB-60 are peripheral/booster pumps designed for surface use to increase water pressure.
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Installation: Submersible pumps require appropriate electrical cabling suitable for underwater environments. Ensure that the installation is handled by a qualified technician to avoid electrical hazards or motor burnout.
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Maintenance: Regularly inspect the pump’s inlet for debris. In borehole applications, ensure the pump is suspended at an appropriate depth to prevent it from drawing in sediment (silt/sand) from the bottom of the well, which can damage the impellers.
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