Rainwater is collected in blue cisterns and stored for sustainable garden watering and to conserve resources.

Rainwater harvesting

Rainwater is too valuable to be allowed to go to waste in the sewer system.

Anyone who collects rainwater and uses it in the garden saves drinking water, reduces running costs and becomes less dependent on dry summers. Whether for watering lawns, flowerbeds, hedges or raised beds: rainwater from a cistern is a valuable resource for domestic gardening.
SPECK offers suitable pump solutions for this: cistern pumps and self-priming pumps reliably deliver stored rainwater to where it is needed. They are robust, powerful and easy to integrate into existing garden and irrigation systems.
Depending on the application, rainwater can be drawn directly from the cistern and used for garden irrigation. In this way, collected rainfall becomes a practical, resource-saving solution for well-maintained green spaces around the house.

Benefits of SPECK

Store water sensibly. Pump it reliably. Supply your garden sustainably.

Saving drinking water through rainwater harvesting

Using resources wisely with SPECK.

Water use
Efficient and reliable use of rainwater for non-potable water applications and irrigation
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Consistent pressure conditions thanks to optimised pump and control solutions
System integration
Easy integration thanks to ready-to-connect systems complete with pump, control unit and accessories
Operational safety
High operational reliability thanks to integrated safety features such as dry-run protection, pressure switches and thermal overload protection
Durability
Sturdy stainless steel components ensure a durable and corrosion-resistant design.

Application

Domestic garden watering – Watering lawns – Watering flowerbeds and hedges – Using rainwater from cisterns in the garden – Resource-efficient garden maintenance

Products

The right pump for your application

SGM-Speckmat 101

Selbstansaugende Kreiselpumpe mit aufgebautem Schaltgerät, zur automatischen, druckabhängigen Einschaltung, sowie strömungsabhängiger Abschaltung und integriertem Trockenlaufschutz.

SGM-DA 101

Die vollautomatischen Kleindruckerhöhungsanlagen sind ideale universell einsetzbare Pumpwerke. Ausgestattet mit einem 20 l Membrandruckbehälter, Manometer einem Druckschalter zur automatischen Ein- und Abschaltung.

ZISMATIC

Die bewährte mehrstufige Unterwasserpumpe zeichnet sich durch eine kompakte Installation durch eine integrierte Steuerung und Trockenlaufschutz aus. Dies gewährt einen komfortablen Betrieb der Pumpe.

Technical Specifications

Store water sensibly. Pump it reliably. Supply your garden sustainably.

Operating limits

  • Flow rate of up to 160 m³/h, depending on the pump and system series used
  • Delivery head up to 250 m, depending on the system
  • Fluid temperature: from 5 °C to 50 °C, depending on the series
  • Operating pressure: up to 25 bar, depending on the system

Engine technology

  • Three-phase and alternating current variants
  • Protection classes IP54, IP55 and IP68 depending on the product group and installation situation.
  • Thermal overload protection for cistern pumps and built-in overload protection for AC JET pumps.
  • Frequency-controlled drives for demand-driven and energy-efficient pumping.

Control
  • Speckmat control units with automatic pressure-dependent activation and flow-dependent deactivation
  • Integrated dry-running protection in Speckmat and Zismatic systems
  • Zismatic with integrated non-return valve, pressure switch and diaphragm tank for a compact system solution
  • Aquacell AE with automatic on/off control via a pressure transmitter.
  • SPR-MIDA pump control for constant pressure control, level control and other application-specific control modes
  • Bluetooth monitoring, keypad and display for frequency-controlled solutions, enabling convenient monitoring and parameterisation

Contact

Groundwater extraction

Haustechnik Ansprechpartner

Haustechnik Ansprechpartner

Our Head of Sales for Domestic and Industrial Technology, Andreas Politaj, and his team are available to assist you from Monday to Thursday, 7.30 am – 4.30 pm, and on Friday, 7.30 am – 2.00 pm: