The Doyin QBM60 Booster Water Pump is a compact and efficient 0.5HP electric water pump designed for homes, small shops and light commercial water systems.

With a 370W motor, maximum head of 35 metres and flow rate of up to 2200 litres per hour, it is ideal for domestic pressure boosting, tank filling, garden watering and general clean-water transfer.

💧 Key Features

• ⚡ 370W / 0.37kW motor
• 🐎 0.5HP
• 💧 Flow rate: 2200L/h
• 🌊 Equivalent flow: 2.2m³/h
• 📏 Maximum head: 35 metres
• 🚿 Suitable for domestic pressure boosting
• 🚰 Ideal for tank filling
• 🌱 Suitable for garden watering
• 🏠 Designed for home water systems
• 🏪 Suitable for small commercial applications
• 🧱 Durable construction
• 🔧 Spare parts and repair support available
• 🛡️ 24-month warranty

🚿 Domestic Pressure Boosting

The Doyin QBM60 is well suited for increasing water pressure in smaller installations such as:

• 🚿 Showers
• 🚰 Kitchen taps
• 🏠 Household plumbing
• 🪣 Storage tank supply
• 🌱 Garden watering
• 🏪 Small shops and premises

Its 35m head gives it enough pressure for many everyday domestic boosting applications.

💧 2200L/h Flow Capacity

The pump can move up to 2200 litres per hour, equivalent to 2.2 cubic metres per hour.

This makes it suitable for:

• 🚰 Filling small and medium water tanks
• 🌱 Garden irrigation
• 🧼 Cleaning applications
• 💦 General water transfer
• 🏠 Household water distribution

✅ Benefits

• Compact and easy to install
• Low power consumption
• Strong pressure for a 0.5HP pump
• 35m maximum head
• 2200L/h flow rate
• Suitable for homes and small businesses
• Electric operation with no fuel required
• Spare parts and repair support available
• 24-month warranty

⚠️ Installation Notes

• 💧 Prime the pump before starting where required
• 🚫 Do not run the pump dry
• 🌍 Ensure proper earthing
• 🔌 Use correctly rated electrical protection
• 🔩 Keep suction connections airtight
• 🧹 Use with clean water
• 📏 Avoid undersized pipes that may restrict flow
• 🔧 Professional installation is recommended for automatic pressure systems