GMP Domestic Peripheral and Centrifugal Electric Pumps are designed to meet various residential and light industrial needs, offering reliable water circulation and pressure boosting. Here’s a detailed overview of both types of pumps:

1. Electric Centrifugal Pumps (Single and Double Impeller):

These pumps use centrifugal force to move water and are known for their efficiency and reliability in handling larger volumes of fluid. They are commonly used for:

• Household Hydraulic Systems: Ensuring water pressure consistency for homes, apartments, and small residential areas.
• Overhead Irrigation: Efficiently distributing water to crops or garden areas through irrigation systems.
• Pressure Boosting: Maintaining stable water pressure in both residential and industrial water supply systems.
• Cooling Equipment: Circulating water in cooling systems for machines, air conditioning units, and industrial processes.
• Boilers: Providing the necessary flow of water in heating systems for domestic and industrial applications.

Features:

• Single Impeller: Typically used for moderate flow applications. It is suitable for homes, small buildings, and light irrigation.
• Double Impeller: Used for higher flow rates and pressure, ideal for larger systems, bigger homes, or commercial spaces.

2. Domestic Peripheral Pumps:

Peripheral pumps are designed for lower flow rates but are more suited for high pressure and small to medium-sized applications. These pumps use a set of impellers or rotating blades that push water into the pump body, generating a high-pressure output for small household and irrigation systems. They are ideal for:

• Water Circulation: For domestic systems where water needs to be distributed to various outlets (e.g., taps, showers).
• Small Pressure Boosting: Providing additional pressure in low-pressure water systems or areas with inconsistent water supply.

Key Features:

• Compact and efficient, typically designed for low to medium flow but with higher pressure output compared to centrifugal pumps.
• Often quieter and smaller, making them perfect for residential and light-duty uses.