Low producing, high iron, high salt and high sand wells and bores are now easily produced. 
Medium production and remote wells/bores can also be produced, where before they were un-economic.
The Brumby Pump is ideal for bores and wells - from very low producing to in some cases as much as 8000L/hr.
Depending on submersion/lift ratio, the Brumby can naturally find an equilibrium at around 25 - 30% of total vertical lift (pump inlet to delivery pipe outlet).
In very low yielding wells/bores or where water is shallow and lift is high, the addition of a controller will allow adjustment of production rate by simply adjusting the cycle time via a knob.
The Brumby Submersible Pump can be easily installed in a short time, usually by one person and without special tools or equipment.
See how it's done in this video:
The Brumby Pump is a Submersible pump that uses the age old air lift principle. It has been developed and refined to increase the efficiency and limitations of this traditional method of lifting water.
The addition of the controller where neccessary adds substantially to the operating parameters, allowing pumping from as little as 1 meter of water and lifting in excess of 100m vertical.
- The deeper the pump is submersed in water, the more it can produce.
- The higher the submersion/lift ratio, the higher the possible production.
- More air flow (cfm or L/min) produces more water
- Pressure required is a result of submersion in water and lift
Most off the shelf compressors are usually ok to operate the Brumby submersible pump, except where lifts exceed well over 100m vertical.
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Air to operate the Brumby Pump can be pruduced by any means - electric, petrol (gas), diesel, wind, solar, or any other way you can come up with to drive a compressor
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