Lowara Electric Pumps: Excellence in Hydraulics and Pressurization

Why Choose a Lowara Pump for Your System

Problem: Installing an inexpensive pump often means dealing with frequent breakdowns, high electricity consumption and excessive noise, especially in condominiums or private homes where comfort is paramount.

Solution: Lowara electric pumps are designed with high-quality stainless steel (AISI 304/316) and energy-efficient motors. Buying a Lowara means investing in a product that will last for years, reducing maintenance costs and electricity bills thanks to advanced inverter and hydraulic technologies.

Drainage and Sewerage: Which to Choose?

To empty flooded cellars or cesspits, the distinction is fundamental:
If you have clear or slightly dirty water (small residues), the DOC series is lightweight and corrosion-resistant.
If you need to manage wastewater or wastewater containing solids and filaments, the DOMO series (also available with a DOMO GRI series grinder) is the only choice to avoid blockages.

Frequently Asked Questions about Lowara Pumps and Spare Parts

1. How do I choose between a Lowara DOC and a DOMO pump?

The main difference lies in the type of water being treated. The DOC series is perfect for clean or rainwater (e.g., swimming pool drainage, drains) with small solids (up to 10 mm). The DOMO series is more robust, constructed of stainless steel, and designed for domestic wastewater and sewage with suspended solids up to 35-50 mm.

2. What does the acronym "SG" or "Without Float" mean?

Lowara submersible pumps can be supplied with or without a pre-assembled float switch. If the pump needs to operate automatically (turn on when the water level rises and off when it falls), you must purchase the version with a float switch . The "SG" version (without float switch) is suitable for very narrow wells where the float could get stuck or for systems controlled by an external panel.

3. Are Lowara pumps suitable for drinking water?

Yes, many Lowara series, such as the e-HM , the BG series (self-priming), and the submersible pumps for wells ( SCUBA or GS series), are certified and made with materials suitable for contact with drinking water. Always check the technical data sheet for the words "suitable for drinking water" or the WRAS/ACS certification.