Multiple Water Applications
Submersible pumps are installed directly in the water being pumped, making them a practical option for wells, boreholes, tanks, sumps, pits and other below-ground water sources. Depending on the application, TARIS can support pumps for: Groundwater Extraction • Borewell Water Supply • Drainage • Dewatering • Irrigation • Tank Transfer • Building Water Supply • Industrial Water Transfer • Agriculture • Infrastructure Projects The correct pump should be selected according to the required flow rate, total head, installation depth, water quality and operating duty.
Why Choose a Submersible Pump?
Efficient Pumping Without Long Suction Lines
Because the pump operates inside the water source, a submersible pump does not depend on a long surface suction line in the same way as many conventional surface pumps.
This can offer practical advantages such as:
- Direct submerged operation
- Compact installation
- Suitable for deeper water sources
- Reduced surface equipment footprint
- Quiet operation compared with many surface-mounted systems
- Suitable for continuous or regular water-transfer duties when correctly selected
- Wide choice of flow and head configurations
- Practical solution for wells, boreholes, pits, sumps and tanks
Who Should Consider Submersible Pumps?
Ideal for Below Ground Water Pumping Solutions
Submersible pumps are particularly useful for:
Construction Contractors
For pits, sumps, excavations and temporary drainage.
Agricultural Users
For borewell water extraction, irrigation and farm water transfer.
Building & Facility Operators
For tanks, sumps and general water-management systems.
Industrial Projects
For process-water transfer and utility-water applications.
Water-Well & Borewell Contractors
For deep-well and borehole pumping systems.
Selecting the Right Submersible Pump
Flow and Head Matter Efficient Pumping Without More Than Pump Size Alone
A submersible pump should not be selected only by motor power or outlet size.
The key selection points include:
Required Flow Rate
How much water must be delivered.
Total Dynamic Head
The vertical lift plus pressure and pipeline losses the pump must overcome.
Installation Depth
Especially important for borewell and deep-well applications.
Water Condition
Clean water, groundwater or water containing suspended material may require different pump designs.
Power Supply
Motor voltage, phase and available electrical supply should match the installation.
Discharge Connection
Pipe diameter and connection arrangement should suit the required flow.
Correct pump selection helps achieve more reliable operation and avoids unnecessary oversizing or poor performance.
Taris Submersible Pumps
Designed for GCC Project Conditions
TARIS supports submersible and borewell pump requirements for contractors, farms, buildings, water systems and industrial projects across the UAE, Oman and Bahrain.
Pump selection can be matched to regional operating requirements including high ambient temperatures, continuous outdoor installations, groundwater applications and demanding construction-site environments.
Customers can send their required flow, head, borewell depth, discharge size, power supply and application so that a more suitable pump configuration can be identified.
Why TARIS?
Pump Solutions Selected Around the Application
TARIS focuses on matching the pump to the actual duty rather than offering a one-size-fits-all solution.
Our team can review basic project information such as:
Flow • Head • Water Depth • Application • Pipe Size • Power Supply • Operating Hours
and support customers with suitable submersible, borewell or related pump options for projects across the UAE, Oman and Bahrain.
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Pumps FAQ
A submersible pump is designed to operate while submerged in the water being pumped. It is commonly used in borewells, wells, tanks, pits, sumps and drainage applications.
A borewell submersible pump is generally a narrow, vertical pump designed for installation inside a borehole or deep well. Other submersible pumps may be designed for drainage, sump pumping or tank water transfer.
Yes. Suitable multistage borewell submersible pumps are commonly used where water must be lifted from greater depths. The pump must be selected according to the required depth, head and flow.
Yes, suitable drainage-type submersible pumps can be used for sumps, pits, basements, trenches and temporary water-removal applications.
The correct borewell pump depends on the bore depth, water level, required discharge, total head, pipe size and available electrical supply.
Provide the required flow rate, total head, installation depth, application, discharge pipe size and power supply. These details help determine a suitable pump.