STOP FLOOD DAMAGE BEFORE IT STARTS!
NEXT DAY DELIVERY!
FLOODMATE FLOODLOCK FLOODSAX
MASSIVE STOCKS!
Door protection strips: fi ts the gap between a door and its frame. Water activates the gel in the strip to expand and create an effective flood barrier. One pack can be stored in a drawer ready for use!
Emergency pumping kits: light, simple and quick to use. Supplied in an easy carry case, with a choice of three pumps, quick release connections , 20 metre hose kit and 2 packs of Floodsax door.
Floodmate 1 (BPS100 pump): RRP £199 Floodmate 2 (LSC1.4S pump): RRP £515 Floodmate 3 (Honda pump): RRP £665
FLOODSTOP BPS100: down to 3mm
HD-15: 830 litres/min
Flood barrier system: easy and simple to use formed by connecting interlocking units in series which fi ll and protect as the flood rises. Can also be used for containments and traffi c management.
RRP: from £260 (1 linear metre)
www.obartpumps.co.uk Tel: Freephone: 0800 0924423 Email:
sales@obartpumps.co.uk Fax: 01622 355019
Prices are excluding VAT and carriage.
80mm(3”) outlet, 1.15kW, 110V-230V
RRP: £470
TE4-80HA: 1000 litres/min
80mm(3”) in/outlet, Honda engine
RRP: £355
Pumps that can pump a hell of a lot of water!
THOUSANDS OF METRES OF HOSE IN STOCK!
25mm(1”) outlet, 100 watt, 230V RRP: £58
LSC1.4S: down to 1mm
25mm (1”) outlet, 480 watt, 110V-230V RRP: £445
Submersible residue pumps that can be used in conjunction with other flood defence products to minimise flooding in a property.
RRP: from £14.99 per pack (18 pack carton)
DELUGE PUMPING
Sandless sandbags: each one weighs less than 200g dry but swell up to 20kgs on contact with water to provide an ideal barrier for low level flooding.
RRP: from £32.90 (1 x pack of Floodsax Door)
PUDDLE PUMPING
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