Gardena 3800 Silent Water Pump 9064-61

About the Gardena 3800 Silent Water Pump 9064-61

Silent Operation and Powerful Technology

Discover our particularly quiet pumps with even higher performance. With the Gardena 3800 Silent Residential Water Station, you are choosing efficient water use and sustainable water supply at home and in the garden. It allows you to use non-potable water from reservoirs such as rain barrels, wells, or cisterns for toilets or washing machines. The residential water station automatically switches on according to water demand and then off again. Since it can draw water from the large reservoir, it operates extremely quietly and economically. The pressure pump is powerful with a lifting height of 39 meters (3.9 bar) and a flow rate of 3800 liters per hour, making it the perfect residential water station for beginners.

Moderate Consumption

The moderate energy consumption of only 600 watts demonstrates the high efficiency of the residential water station and saves money. The noise-reducing plastic housing reduces the noise of the residential water station developed in Germany to a maximum of 47 dB(A) sound pressure at 5 meters away, making it comparatively quiet during operation. The rubber support feet ensure a solid base for the pump and low-vibration operation. The base can also be securely screwed to the floor.

Advanced Technology

Inside the 21-liter water tank of the pump is a high-performance membrane that keeps the tank maintenance-free for at least five years. You don't need to refill air or replace the membrane. The internal lining of the tank is made of a multi-layer waterproof material that protects the housing from corrosion. The integrated coupling between the pump and the tank is made of stainless steel. The result is durability in all components. Additionally, it is well protected and offers compact mounting dimensions. A ceramic sealing system and the integrated filter increase the lifespan. The filter prevents dirt particles from entering your energy-saving pump or distribution devices. On the housing, the practical pressure gauge always shows you the current pressure in the reservoir.