A lot of the typical clean water submersibles are not rated for
continuous duty. They also usually have a much higher amperage draw.
By clean water submersible I assume your talking about the typical
sump type pumps intended for use other than typical ponds pumps are
used for.

Personally I would go and buy a decent pond rated pump with a good
energy rating. Since you did not state specs needed, its hard to say
what may work for you but I would check out the Pond Master (Danner)
line of pumps. IIRC I saw Danner brand pumps in the UK when I was
there approx 4 years ago.

On Fri, 21 Apr 2006 14:50:48 GMT, "ant" wrote:
Hi my pump has died on me i was wondering if

the clean water submersible pumps with float switch

are any good or shell i just go for a normal pond pump



thanks


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