Pump Type

Transfer Pumps

Transfer Pumps move clean water between tanks, reservoirs and other water sources for irrigation, household, commercial and general water-transfer applications. Explore centrifugal, multistage and jet-style options from Lowara, Grundfos, DAB, Ebara, Goulds and KSB. Our team helps you choose confidently.

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Lowara 5HMS-08 – 0.95kW Stainless Steel Pump, 100LPM @ 395kPa
Available to Order
Lowara
Lowara 5HMS-08 – 0.95kW Stainless Steel Pump, 100LPM @ 395kPa
$1,917.47
$1,554.63
0.75KW 1PH C SERIES - Ceam-80/5V
Available to Order
Lowara
0.75KW 1PH C SERIES - Ceam-80/5V
$1,654.40
$1,397.31
0.37Kw 1Ph Bgr Jet Pump  26-Xbgr050Eb-Au
Available to Order
Goulds
0.37Kw 1Ph Bgr Jet Pump 26-Xbgr050Eb-Au
$407.00
$344.81
Etabloc 065-050-315 GB
Available to Order
KSB
Etabloc 065-050-315 GB
$9,064.00
$7,849.42
Cast Iron bare-shaft pump, 250mm Trimmed Stainless-Steel impeller, Stainless Shaft, Grease Lubricated bearings, Flanges - EN 1092-2 (DIN), Single Acting Mechanical Seal KSB BQ1VGG
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KSB
Cast Iron bare-shaft pump, 250mm Trimmed Stainless-Steel impeller, Stainless Shaft, Grease Lubricated bearings, Flanges - EN 1092-2 (DIN), Single Acting Mechanical Seal KSB BQ1VGG
$10,254.10
$8,431.15
EtachromB 050-025-125 CC Stainless Steel motor pump, 135mm reduced diameter Stainless Steel impeller, DN 50 PN 16 EN 1092-1 suction flange,
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KSB
EtachromB 050-025-125 CC Stainless Steel motor pump, 135mm reduced diameter Stainless Steel impeller, DN 50 PN 16 EN 1092-1 suction flange,
$15,755.50
$13,160.48
0.75Kw 1Ph Bgr Jet Pump  26-Xbgr100Ed-Au
Available to Order
Goulds
0.75Kw 1Ph Bgr Jet Pump 26-Xbgr100Ed-Au
$622.60
$527.47
0.55Kw 1Ph Bgr Jet Pump  26-Xbgr075Ec-Au
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Goulds
0.55Kw 1Ph Bgr Jet Pump 26-Xbgr075Ec-Au
$520.30
$440.80
0.37Kw 1Ph C Series - Ceam-70/3V
Available to Order
Lowara
0.37Kw 1Ph C Series - Ceam-70/3V
$1,403.60
$1,189.13
Close-Coupled Centrifugal Pump - CAM-70/34V (Single Phase)
Available to Order
Lowara
Close-Coupled Centrifugal Pump - CAM-70/34V (Single Phase)
$1,965.70
$1,665.25
0.37Kw 3Ph C Series - Cea-70/3V
Available to Order
Lowara
0.37Kw 3Ph C Series - Cea-70/3V
$1,455.30
$1,232.94
EVMSG 15-2F5 : Cast Iron with Stainless Steel Hydraulic Parts  (BARE PUMP ONLY)
Available to Order
Ebara
EVMSG 15-2F5 : Cast Iron with Stainless Steel Hydraulic Parts (BARE PUMP ONLY)
$2,293.50
$1,987.79
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Transfer Pumps for Moving Water Between Tanks and Systems

Transfer Pumps are designed to move clean water from one location to another, making them useful for tanks, reservoirs, irrigation systems, household supply, commercial sites and general water-transfer applications. They are often used where water needs to be shifted efficiently between storage points or delivered to another part of a property without requiring a dedicated high-pressure system.

Choosing the Right Transfer Pump

The right transfer pump depends on the water source, required flow rate, total head, pipe length and how quickly the water needs to move. A simple tank-to-tank application may only need moderate pressure, while longer pipe runs or elevated discharge points can require a pump with greater head capability. It is also important to consider whether the pump needs to self-prime or operate automatically.

Common Transfer Pump Types and Components

This category can include centrifugal pumps, multistage pumps, jet-style pumps and related water-transfer equipment. Depending on the setup, you may also need pump controllers, floats, filters, check valves, foot valves, pipework and suitable fittings. Brands such as Lowara, Grundfos, DAB, Ebara, Goulds and KSB offer options for different domestic, irrigation and commercial applications.

Compatibility with Your Water System

Compatibility matters across the whole Transfer Pump setup. The pump needs to suit the available power supply, pipe size, water source and the required flow and head. Suction conditions are also important for surface-mounted pumps, while valves, fittings and controllers should be selected to match the pump and system requirements.

Avoid Poor Flow and Unnecessary Pump Strain

Incorrect pump sizing, restrictive pipework, excessive lift or poor suction conditions can reduce flow and make the pump work harder than necessary. These issues can lead to slower transfer, pressure loss or unnecessary wear. Matching the pump to the actual duty helps maintain reliable performance.

Get Help Choosing Transfer Pumps

The Irrigation Hub stocks Transfer Pumps for tanks, irrigation, household water and commercial applications. If you are unsure which pump suits your flow, head or transfer requirements, contact our team for practical advice before ordering.

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Get the most out of your transfer pump setup with our helpful guides

Find practical guidance on choosing transfer pumps for tanks, irrigation and general water movement. Our guides explain how flow, head, suction conditions and pipework affect pump performance, helping you move water reliably between storage points and connected systems.

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Frequently asked questions

Transfer Pumps are used to move clean water from one location to another, such as between tanks, reservoirs, storage systems or different parts of a property. They are commonly used for irrigation, household water movement, commercial applications and general tank-to-tank transfer.

The current range includes products from brands such as Lowara, DAB, Ebara, Goulds, Grundfos and KSB.

A Transfer Pump is mainly designed to move water from one point to another, while a Pressure Pump is usually selected when the system needs water delivered and maintained at a usable pressure for taps, sprinklers or irrigation zones.

If your main goal is tank-to-tank movement, a transfer pump may be the simpler choice. If you need automatic pressure for household or irrigation use, a pressure pump may be more suitable.

Yes. Transfer Pumps can be used to move water from tanks or storage sources into an irrigation system, provided the pump can deliver the required flow and head.

Before choosing one, check the irrigation system’s pressure requirements as well as the distance and height the water needs to travel.

Start with the amount of water you need to move, the vertical lift, pipe length, pipe size and the required flow rate. You should also consider the suction conditions and whether the pump needs to be self-priming or automatically controlled.

The current Transfer Pumps collection includes jet, multistage and centrifugal-style options across a range of flow and pressure duties.

Not always. A basic Transfer Pump can be operated manually, but a controller or float can be useful when the pump needs to start and stop automatically based on demand or water level.

The Irrigation Hub also stocks pump controllers from brands including Bianco, DAB, Franklin, Grundfos and Lowara for different pump applications.