1.5HP
Ideal power for tubular wells.
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Submersible pump for clean water pumping, driven by a single-phase electric motor with built-in capacitor, 127V or 220V (60Hz) power supply, 1.5HP output, intended for water drainage, transfer or lifting, consisting of a motor-pump assembly for submerged operation.
| Capacity (L/min) | 0 | 10 | 20 | 30 | 40 | 50 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Head (m) | 153 | 150 | 142 | 129 | 107 | 79 |
Indispensable quality at the power you need! Atlantis warranty.
Ideal power for tubular wells.
Compatible with home and commercial power.
Developed to provide reliability in different clean water pumping applications.
Optimized flow for max productivity per kWh.
High-quality components for extended well operation.
Motor with integrated thermal protection against overload.
Nationwide service network and available parts.
Suitable for clean water pumping in different contexts.
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Follow the guidelines below as a general reference.
Turn off power and partially drain the well if possible.
Check that the pump fits the diameter of your tubular well.
Connect the discharge piping to the pump outlet using appropriate fittings.
Fix the electrical cables to the pipe, respecting the minimum wire gauge for the equipment current.
Install compatible breaker and protect circuit with RCD per NBR 5410.
Contact our specialists for more information.
Common questions about specification, installation, and use.
It is a submersible pump with long cylindrical shape, designed to work inside narrow tubular wells. Named 'stick' or 'palito' due to its slim long shape that descends into small-diameter wells.
Depth depends on the performance curve and flow demand. Check the curve table in tech docs — higher power (1.5HP here) = deeper reach.
The ATSM2 line is specifically for tubular wells. For water tanks use our Submersible Vibratory line.
We recommend annual preventive inspection by a qualified technician. Warning signs: flow drop, abnormal noise, breaker tripping.
The 3ATSM 2/24 is supplied in 127V and 220V (60Hz), with single-phase power supply. Both deliver the same hydraulic performance — the choice depends on the voltage available on your mains. At 220V the current is lower, which allows thinner wiring. Check the voltage before installation and size the wiring and breaker according to the equipment current.