Floating water pump are very well used by rescue services, firemen, foresters, farmers and everyone who needs to use a portable pump in difficult conditions. Their low weight and small dimensions enable transport (also in majority of passenger cars) to the place of action even in a difficult terrain.

Essentially, a water pump works by creating water pressure that is greater than the surrounding water. This pressure then pushes the water away. The pump takes in water through the suction line and expels it out through the discharge line. The more water the pump moves, the more power it requires to do so.

The centrifugal pumps rely on the energy(angular momentum) of a fast-rotating impeller to change the fluid’s kinetic energy into high-pressure head while passing it through the casing. Water enters the casing and is sucked by the rotating impeller’s vanes and flows into the pump’s interior, then passes rapidly out the discharge port under high-pressure head.

The mechanical float switch, similar to the one in your toilet tank, when it rises, triggers the pump to turn on and evacuate water from the tank. When the float drops, it turns off the pump.floating water pump