PQS Supreme S1 self-priming pump 0,75 kW – 15 m³/h for swimming pools
PQS Supreme S1 self-priming pump 0,75 kW – 15 m³/h for swimming pools subject to supplier availability.
Estimated delivery time: 3 to 7 business days
Description
Description
0.75 kW PQS Supreme S1 self-priming pump – 15 m³/h
The 0.75 kW PQS Supreme S1 pump is a single-phase self-priming pump designed for pool water filtration and recirculation. It offers a flow rate of 15 m³/h at 8 m.w.c., providing a powerful, compact and quiet solution for private pools.
It features a transparent lid on the pre-filter basket, allowing the basket's condition to be checked quickly and making cleaning easier. Its IP55 protection improves resistance to dust and water splashes, while its low noise level makes installation more comfortable.
The mechanical seal made of AISI 316 stainless steel improves resistance to corrosive environments and allows use in pools treated by salt electrolysis. The pump supports a maximum suction height of 2.5 metres.
The model 110640075 offers a suitable balance between flow rate, power and size, making it a recommended option for private pools requiring greater recirculation capacity than the 0.5 kW model.
Available in different power ratings and flow rates.

| Power | Reference | Flow rate at 8 m.w.c. | EAN13 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0.5 kW | 110640050 | 7.5 m³/h | 8410857016475 |
| 0.75 kW | 110640075 | 15 m³/h | 8410857016482 |
| 1 kW | 110640100 | 20 m³/h | 8410857016499 |
| 1.5 kW | 110640150 | 25.5 m³/h | 8410857016505 |
| Features of model 110640075 | |
|---|---|
| Pump type | Self-priming with built-in pre-filter. |
| Reference | 110640075. |
| EAN13 | 8410857016482. |
| Rated power | 0.75 kW. |
| Flow rate | 15 m³/h at 8 m.w.c. |
| Power supply | Single-phase. |
| Protection | IP55. |
| Maximum suction height | 2.5 m. |
| Weight | 12.5 kg. |
| Product dimensions | |
|---|---|
| Stated dimensions | 575 × 275 × 405 mm. |
| Overall length | 575 mm. |
| Width | 275 mm. |
| Height | 405 mm. |
| Units per box | 1 unit. |
| Equipment and construction | |
|---|---|
| Pre-filter | Built-in basket for retaining leaves and debris. |
| Strainer basket lid | Transparent for easy visual inspection. |
| Mechanical seal | AISI 316 stainless steel. |
| Saltwater compatibility | Suitable for pools with salt electrolysis. |
| Sound level | Low noise level. |
| Application | Pool water filtration and recirculation. |
Hydraulic performance curve
The hydraulic curve shows the relationship between the available flow rate and the installation’s total head. The nominal value for this model is 15 m³/h at 8 m.w.c.
Dimensions drawing
Check the available dimensions in the technical room and leave sufficient space to access the prefilter, perform maintenance, and remove the motor when necessary.
Frequently asked questions about the PQS Supreme S1 0.75 kW pump
What flow rate does this pump provide?
Model 110640075 provides a flow rate of 15 m³/h at a total head of 8 m.w.c., according to the manufacturer’s technical data sheet.
Is it compatible with saltwater pools?
Yes. It features an AISI 316 stainless steel mechanical seal and is specified as compatible with salt chlorination.
What does IP55 protection mean?
It indicates protection against the entry of dust in harmful quantities and against water jets. This does not mean that the pump can be submerged or installed without protection.
Does it include a prefilter?
Yes. It includes a prefilter basket with a transparent lid to retain leaves and other debris before they enter the hydraulic body.
What is the maximum suction lift?
The manufacturer specifies a maximum suction lift of 2.5 metres, provided that the installation is watertight, correctly sized, and the pump has been primed.
Is it a single-phase pump?
Yes. The Supreme S1 range indicated in the technical data sheet is single-phase.
How do I choose a compatible filter?
The filter must handle, at a minimum, the pump’s operating flow rate. For this model, it is advisable to use a filter with a capacity of at least 15 m³/h under the installation’s actual conditions.


