Function and role of vacuum pump

Vacuum pumps have many functions, including automatic water supply and automatic dust suction.

(1) Automatic water supply: When the water level drops below the height of the water supply pipe, it will immediately alarm; when the water level rises above the height of the water supply pipe, it will immediately stop working.

(2) Automatic drainage: When the water tank is full, the vacuum pump will automatically stop working; when the water in the water tank is clear, it can work normally again.

(3) Automatic water suction: When the water level in the water tank is lower than the height of the water supply pipe, the vacuum pump will start working, and the water suction function can be controlled with one button.

(4) Automatic drainage: If the water is not drained in time after the water tank is full, the water in the water tank will be drained.

(5) Dust suction: When the dust in the water tank is full, it can be sucked out.

(6) When the water pump or pipe leaks, a vacuum pump can be used to suck water from the leak until the pipe is filled.

(7) Installing a vacuum pump between the water pump and the water pipe can achieve a sealing effect. Installing a vacuum pump where needed can provide a sealing effect. For example: the check valve in the bathtub, installing a vacuum pump in the sink can achieve a sealing effect.

(8) Installed between the tap water pipe and the pool, it is used to maintain the pressure balance of the tap water pipe and prevent pipe bursts. For example: installing a vacuum pump on the tap water pipe to balance the water pressure using tap water pressure; installing a vacuum pump in the water tank to prevent the water tank from bursting.

(9) Used in fish tanks to stabilize pressure and supplement oxygen; it can also be used in filtration systems for vacuum filtration to provide sufficient air for filtration.

(10) Household water pump: Uses the water pump principle to pressurize water.

(11) Industrial water pump: Used for industrial water pressurization and circulation, such as water pump air supply and water supply.

(12) Submersible pump: Uses the submersible working principle to pressurize water, and at the same time, it uses the action of the medium to push the gas forward to achieve the purpose of transportation; it can also be divided into four types: air pump, sealing pump, and submersible electric heater.

(13) Pipeline pressure boosting device: Used to pressurize water and then transport it to various places; for example, using a pump to pressurize the water in the water tank to the kitchen and bathroom.

(14) Barometer: An instrument for detecting air pressure values. It achieves the detection purpose through a proportional relationship with the pressure gauge pressure.

(15) Pressure switch: When the water in the water tank is under pressure, it can automatically start or stop the water pump and protective devices.

(16) Pressure transducer: An instrument for measuring pressure changes. It converts water level, pressure, and other signals into electrical signals and transmits them to a computer for processing, and displays the processed digital signals.