The usage conditions of electric pumps are relatively strict, such as temperature, humidity, solid content, pH, etc., all of which have certain limitations. Exceeding these limits may result in a decrease or damage to the performance of the electric pump. Electric pumps have advantages such as high efficiency, energy conservation, high reliability, and convenient control, but they also have disadvantages such as relying on electricity, high maintenance costs, noise and vibration, and strict working environment requirements. When choosing to use an electric pump, it is necessary to comprehensively consider its advantages and disadvantages as well as the needs of practical application scenarios.

Electric pumps can be used for various liquid media, including clean water, sewage, oil, etc. In addition, with the continuous advancement of technology, electric pumps are gradually adapted to transport special liquids such as high temperature, high pressure, and high viscosity.

Electric pumps are also widely used in medical equipment, such as hemodialysis machines, infusion pumps, etc., to provide accurate and stable liquid delivery for patient treatment. In family life, electric pumps also play an indispensable role, such as water pumps, booster pumps, etc., providing convenience for our lives.

In addition, with the development of technologies such as the Internet of Things and big data, electric pumps will also achieve intelligence, remote monitoring, and maintenance. Through intelligent sensors and control systems, the operation status of electric pumps can be monitored in real time, problems can be detected and solved in a timely manner, and the reliability and service life of equipment can be improved. At the same time, remote monitoring and maintenance functions also make the management of electric pumps more convenient, reducing maintenance costs.