Domestic pump

The cellar pump is a submersible pump for clean or slightly loaded water. It drains flooded basements, cellars, sumps and swimming pools, and most models start and stop by themselves with a float switch. Compact, most models plug into a 230 V outlet. Not sure which model? Follow our guide to choosing a cellar pump: how it works, float, flow rate, hose.

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LSC 1.4S puddle sucker pump drainage
2 to 4 days
$1,424.55

$1,424.55 tax excl.

Delivery 2 to 4 days

LSC 1.4S PUMP - Ideal for complete drainage of flat surfaces where a sump is not available : rooftops, parking, garage, roadways underpasses, service utility pits, basements, plant maintenance cleanup, pools, and spas.
LSC 1.4S puddle sucker pump drainage
2 to 4 days
$923.63

$923.63 tax excl.

Delivery 2 to 4 days

LSC 1.4S PUMP - Ideal for complete drainage of flat surfaces where a sump is not available : rooftops, parking, garage, roadways underpasses, service utility pits, basements, plant maintenance cleanup, pools, and spas.
HYDRO INTERVENTION 20 - 30 dewatering submersible pump
2 to 4 days
$722.52

$722.52 tax excl.

Delivery 2 to 4 days

Single-phase lift pump with agitator. Ideal for draining excavations, pumping muddy site water and sand-laden drainage water, and for emptying sumps, basins and ponds, groundwater lowering, rainwater drainage and run-off water. Solids passage Ø max 7mm. Lift up to 10 m max, flow rate up to 12.4 m3/h.
Pompe polyvalente aspiration basse Tsurumi LSC2.75S-51
1 to 3 days
$1,411.51

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Delivery 1 to 3 days

The bottom suction of the pump allows pumping down to 1mm on a flat surface. Use for basement draining, suction of puddles, flat roofs, car parks, garages, lift pits, roadways. The most powerful mop pump on the market, ideal for professionals, high quality pump, able to run dry, fitted with a check valve above the suction.
Pompe vide cave Vortex - TSURUMI OMA4
2 to 4 days
$586.58

$586.58 tax excl.

Delivery 2 to 4 days

Pump made of reinforced resin and stainless steel, very resistant to aggressive liquids, fitted with a recessed Vortex impeller, which limits abrasion effects and prevents blocking. Free passage 10 mm, power 0.15 kW, max flow rate 10 m3/h, max head 7.5 m.
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  • Same-day dispatch for orders placed before 12 noon, in most cases.
  • Colissimo without signature in mainland France, delivery within 2 to 3 days.
  • Chronopost on request.
  • DB SCHENKER transport for oversized parcels: delivery to your freight forwarder in France, with guaranteed tracking.
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A cellar pump to remove water from a basement, garage or flooded room

A cellar pump is a submersible pump placed on the floor that removes water from a cellar, garage or crawl space. Some models, called floor-suction pumps, draw down to a few millimetres from the surface, leaving only a film of water; others, in stainless steel or Vortex type, accept more heavily loaded water.

Selection criteria

  • Residual water level: floor-suction model to dry out almost completely.
  • Clear or loaded water: particle passage is stated on the product page.
  • Flow and discharge head, according to the drainage level.
  • Control: automatic with a built-in or external float, or manual.

Built-in float or external float?

The float starts the pump when the water rises and stops it when the water drops. A built-in float is part of the pump: it is simple to set up. An external float is separate or mounted beside the pump, and some kits let you set the switch-on level. The exact type is stated on each product page.

For a step-by-step choice, see our guide Choosing a cellar pump.

Frequently asked questions: Cellar drainage pumps

Which pump should I choose to dry the floor almost completely?

A floor-suction type model is designed to pump at low water levels. Check the model's minimum residual water level on the product page.

Is a float useful on a cellar pump?

Yes if the pump must run unattended: the float starts and stops the pump according to the water level. It must be able to move freely.

What precautions should I take when installing a cellar pump?

Place it on a stable surface, connect the discharge hose to an authorised drain, and power it from a compliant electrical installation. Follow the manufacturer's instructions.

What is the difference between a built-in float and an external float?

A built-in float is part of the pump; an external float is separate or mounted beside it and its type (vertical, cable) varies by model. The exact type is stated on the product page.

Which hose should I use with a cellar pump?

Choose a discharge hose with a diameter at least equal to the pump outlet, stated on the product page. The longer, narrower or more twisted it is, the lower the flow. See choosing a hose or pipe.

What power or current should I allow for?

The current drawn is on each model’s page. Check that the supply line can carry it, with residual-current protection, and follow the manufacturer’s instructions. A worked example is in the guide Choosing a cellar pump.

Do you need advice before buying?

Our team helps you choose the right equipment for your installation: call +33 3 44 25 91 01 Monday to Friday, 8:30 am to 12:00 pm and 1:00 pm to 4:30 pm (French time), or email contact@pompes-h2o.com. Public bodies can pay by administrative order (mandat administratif), with invoicing through Chorus Pro.