Make use of rainwater in your garden with this efficient pump
The GARDENA Rain Water Tank Pump 4700/2 Inox automatic is a high performance and low power consumption pump. A versatile and efficient pump for use with rainwater collected in your garden. A powerful pump with an output of 550 W and a two-stage hydraulic system. At a pressure of 2.3 bar the maximum delivery rate of 4700 litres of water per hour is fast and efficient. This pump's reliable quality comes from first-class manufacturing and the high-quality materials used, such as the stainless steel pump body and connection thread. The maximum durability of the Rain Water Tank Pump is enhanced by helpful self-protection technologies such as dry-running protection. For more ease of use, the automatic on/off function ensures autonomous operation. The pump starts and stops automatically as soon as water is needed or no longer required. It's possible to combine your pump with an irrigation control unit for greater control and integration into your garden irrigation system. The
Rain Water Tank Pump's leakage detection notices any damage and protects the pump from water damage and leaks. Economical drip irrigation in the garden is made possible thanks to the pump's low volume programme. You can easily adjust the lightweight aluminium telescopic tube between 760 and 960 mm to fit the size of the rain barrel in use and then drain the water over the rim of the barrel without leaks or blockages. A separately available extension allows you to extend this tube by a further 21 cm, if required. The Rain Water Tank Pump 4700/2 Inox Automatic's regulating valve allows you to adjust the flow of water as required, or to shut it off completely. The integrated fine filter is convenient and practical for everyday use. It protects the pump from blockages caused by coarse dirt particles and easy to remove and clean. The rain barrel pump is narrow enough to be used in openings with a diameter of 150 mm. It is very flexible and convenient in terms of transport and storage, thanks to the carrying handle and the adjustable telescopic tube. In addition, it is ideally suited for connection to an Aqua Sprinkler, for example the AquaZoom from GARDENA, which is available separately. In this way you can ensure that your garden is always kept well-watered. After simply registering online, you will benefit from an extended five-year warranty on this product, engineered in Germany by GARDENA. Feel the power of GARDENA pumps and benefit from 40 years of expertise in drainage, irrigation, and domestic use.
Rain Water Tank Pump's leakage detection notices any damage and protects the pump from water damage and leaks. Economical drip irrigation in the garden is made possible thanks to the pump's low volume programme. You can easily adjust the lightweight aluminium telescopic tube between 760 and 960 mm to fit the size of the rain barrel in use and then drain the water over the rim of the barrel without leaks or blockages. A separately available extension allows you to extend this tube by a further 21 cm, if required. The Rain Water Tank Pump 4700/2 Inox Automatic's regulating valve allows you to adjust the flow of water as required, or to shut it off completely. The integrated fine filter is convenient and practical for everyday use. It protects the pump from blockages caused by coarse dirt particles and easy to remove and clean. The rain barrel pump is narrow enough to be used in openings with a diameter of 150 mm. It is very flexible and convenient in terms of transport and storage, thanks to the carrying handle and the adjustable telescopic tube. In addition, it is ideally suited for connection to an Aqua Sprinkler, for example the AquaZoom from GARDENA, which is available separately. In this way you can ensure that your garden is always kept well-watered. After simply registering online, you will benefit from an extended five-year warranty on this product, engineered in Germany by GARDENA. Feel the power of GARDENA pumps and benefit from 40 years of expertise in drainage, irrigation, and domestic use.
