METABO HWW 3300/25 G 600968000

Metabo HWW 3300/25 G Domestic Water Works

Description

The Metabo HWW 3300/25 G is a powerful domestic water works system designed for automatic water supply in homes and gardens. It is perfect for pumping clear water from wells and cisterns, garden irrigation, and increasing water pressure in existing systems. This unit combines a pump, motor, and a 24-litre pressure vessel into a single, compact solution. Please be aware that this unit has cosmetic damage to one of its rubber mounting feet, which does not impact its operational performance.

Specifications

• Manufacturer: Metabo
• Model: HWW 3300/25 G
• Article Number: 600968000
• Power Input (P1): 900 W
• Voltage: 220-240 V
• Frequency: 50 Hz
• Maximum Flow Rate (Q max.): 3300 l/h
• Maximum Delivery Head (H max.): 45 m
• Maximum Pressure: 4.5 bar
• Tank Capacity: 24 Litres
• Protection Class: IP X4
• Insulation Class: F

Label Info

• metabo D-72622 Nuertingen
• HWW 3300/25 G
• 1~ 220-240V 50Hz
• P1 = 900W
• Q max. = 3300 l/h
• H max. = 45 m

Application

Ideal for automatic water supply for houses, garden irrigation with 1 or 2 sprinklers, and pumping groundwater. Its maintenance-free capacitor motor and robust construction ensure reliability for various domestic applications.

Country of Origin

Made in China

CO2 Impact

Choosing this pre-owned unit over a new one saves approximately 128.0 kg of CO2, equivalent to the emissions of driving a standard car for 640 kilometers.

Availability

This is an obsolete model but is available from our stock. The modern equivalent is the Metabo HWW 3500/25 G. Order now from spareparts2day for expert support and fast delivery.

FAQ

What is the function of the pressure switch on the HWW 3300/25 G?

The pressure switch automatically starts the pump when the water pressure drops below a preset level (e.g., when a tap is opened) and stops it when the pressure is restored. This ensures energy-efficient, on-demand water supply.

Can this pump be used for drinking water?

This pump is designed for clear, non-potable water, such as for irrigation or flushing toilets. For drinking water applications, you should use a pump specifically certified for potable water to avoid contamination.

The rubber foot is damaged. Does this affect the pump’s operation?

The damaged rubber foot is primarily for vibration damping and stability. While it is a cosmetic flaw, the pump remains fully operational. For optimal performance and reduced vibration, you may consider placing it on a rubber mat or replacing the foot.

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Last Update: Friday, March 13, 2026