Toolsa TAPWA10-10-0.75 Submersible Sewage Pump with Agitator
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Technical Data
- Frequency: 50 Hz
- Voltage: 230 V
- Moc: 0,75 kW
- Max. lifting height: 15 m
- Max capacity: 18 m³/h
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Description
Toolsa TAPWA10-10-0.75 Submersible Sewage Pump with Agitator
The Toolsa TAPWA10-10-0.75 is a single-phase submersible pump with an agitator, rated at 0.75 kW, designed to move sewage, slurry, sludge and dirty water carrying solids. Powered from a standard 230 V socket, it delivers up to 18 m³/h and a head of up to 15 m, while the 2" (50 mm) discharge port accepts a standard sludge or fire hose. The built-in agitator stirs sediment at the inlet so the pump handles thick suspensions that a plain submersible pump cannot move.
What the agitator is for
The agitator is a component at the inlet that mechanically stirs and lifts sediment, keeping solids in suspension. This makes the TAPWA10-10-0.75 ideal for emptying septic tanks, pumping slurry, removing construction sludge and dewatering pits with heavy sand and silt.
Single-phase and portable
Powered by 230 V (rated current 5.2 A), it plugs into any socket without a three-phase supply. At just 19 kg it is easy to move between jobs — a lighter, more mobile counterpart to the three-phase Toolsa TAPWA15-20-2.2.
Performance figures
Running at 2860 rpm, it provides 10 m³/h at 10 m and a maximum of 18 m³/h, with a maximum head of 15 m. The permissible liquid temperature is ≤ +50°C.
Durable build
The housing and impeller are built for abrasive liquids with sand and silt. The 2" (50 mm) discharge port fits common sludge hoses and allows quick service access to the impeller and seals.
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Product Details
Indeks:
- Frequency
- 50 Hz
- Voltage
- 230 V
- Moc
- 0,75 kW
- Max. lifting height
- 15 m
- Max capacity
- 18 m³/h
- Spigot diameter
- 50 mm | 2"
- Liquid temperature
- ≤ +50°C
- Wydajność (przy 10 m)
- 10 m³/h
Questions and answers
What liquids is the Toolsa TAPWA10-10-0.75 pump suitable for?
The Toolsa TAPWA10-10-0.75 is designed for sewage, slurry, construction sludge and dirty water carrying solids, sand and silt. The built-in agitator stirs sediment at the inlet, so the pump moves thick media that a plain submersible pump cannot handle. Maximum flow is 18 m3/h and the permissible liquid temperature is up to +50 degrees C.
What is the agitator for?
The agitator is a component at the pump inlet that mechanically stirs and lifts sediment, keeping solids in suspension. Without it, the pump would mostly draw clear water above the sludge and quickly lose performance. The agitator makes the TAPWA10-10-0.75 suitable for emptying septic tanks, pumping slurry and removing sludge.
Does the pump run from a standard 230 V socket?
Yes, the Toolsa TAPWA10-10-0.75 is a single-phase model powered by 230 V with a rated current of 5.2 A, so it plugs into a standard socket without a three-phase supply. Motor power is 0.75 kW and the weight is only 19 kg, which makes it easy to move. It is a lighter alternative to the three-phase Toolsa TAPWA15-20-2.2.
What flow and head does it deliver?
The pump delivers 10 m3/h at a head of 10 m and up to 18 m3/h maximum, with a maximum head of 15 m. The motor runs at 2860 rpm. This covers most municipal and construction tasks at the scale of a household or small site.
How does TAPWA10-10-0.75 differ from TAPWA15-20-2.2?
The TAPWA10-10-0.75 is single-phase (230 V, 0.75 kW, up to 18 m3/h and 15 m head), while the Toolsa TAPWA15-20-2.2 is three-phase (400 V, 2.2 kW, up to 25 m3/h and 30 m head). Choose the single-phase model for socket power and mobility, and the three-phase one for heavy-duty pumping of larger volumes to greater heights.

