Water extraction from the source to the garden
This category collects the machines that can be used to supply water to your garden, for irrigation, for utilizing rainwater, well or tank water, as well as for draining ponds, pools, or cellars. It covers the most diverse needs — from simple hose watering to serving larger irrigation systems, or for the maintenance of garden ponds and pools. Read more »
What can I find here?
Garden irrigation pumps and domestic waterworks
If you want to water from a well, rainwater collection tank, or cistern — these pumps provide the necessary water pressure and flow. Lawn, vegetable garden, flower bed, or watering around the house can be solved simply and directly.
Submersible and pressure pumps
Ideal for extracting water from wells, rainwater, or barrel tanks, and also as pond pumps. They are often used for moving water in ponds and pools, as well as for irrigation with higher water demand.
Barrel-emptying and mobile pumps
For smaller watering tasks, quick transfer of rainwater or tank water, for domestic purposes — an ideal solution for those who do not want or cannot connect the whole garden to a system.
Automatic systems and controllers
The automation belonging to modern pumps (e.g. pressure switch, timer, sensors) allows watering with minimal intervention — a convenient, water-saving, and reliable solution.
Why is it worth choosing a pump for the garden?
• Irrigation from any water source: well, barrel, rainwater tank — you are not dependent on mains water.
• Reliable pressure and water flow: especially for larger gardens, lawns, or irrigation systems, it is critical that the water supply is sufficient and even.
• Water and energy saving: using rainwater reduces water consumption, and with an automatic pump, watering can be optimized — you don’t waste water.
• Pond, pool, water surface management: pumps are not only good for watering — they can also be used for water movement, filtration, and maintenance of pools or ornamental ponds.
• Flexibility and convenience: portable and submersible models, as well as automatic solutions, adapt to any garden size and water source.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1. How do I choose the right pump for my garden?
The water source (well, cistern, tank), the size of the area to be irrigated, and the required water flow are important — usually choose based on the pump’s “Q min./max” (liters/minute) and “maximum head (Hmax)” data.
2. What is the difference between a submersible and a dry-installed garden pump?
A submersible pump is used by placing it directly in water (e.g. well, pond, tank), while a dry-installed pump draws water from a distance through a pipeline.
3. Is a low-power pump sufficient for watering a medium-sized garden?
If the garden is small or medium-sized and you are not watering a large area at once, a pump with a water flow of 30–60 l/min may be sufficient.
4. Can pumps be used for rainwater or well water?
Yes — many pumps are compatible with rainwater, wells, cisterns. However, it is important to have filters and perform regular maintenance.
5. What should I pay attention to when maintaining the pump?
Regularly check the filters and suction pipe, keep them clean, drain in winter if there is a risk of freezing — this prevents malfunctions and ensures a longer lifespan.