Previously, a particular interest is focused on embedded systems and isolated sites, given that troubleshooting is not obvious in the short time. Currently, after the onset of the COVID 19 pandemic and due to the confinement imposed on almost all the countries of the world, immediate or timely repair may be impossible. Reason why, this document provides for the study of the behavior of a pumping system, having to fill a water tower with a capacity of 150 m 3 with a TDH of 17 m, during the loss of a phase, two phases or even three phases of feeding, in order to ensure control of the process and guarantee continuity of service, especially in these periods when hygiene and cleanliness are required to minimize the risk of contamination. The results obtained show that the DSIM can still rotate even in the event of loss of supply phases or short circuit in the stator windings and provide the torque necessary to pump water under degraded conditions and after this analysis, it turns out that thanks to its flexibility and its operation in degraded mode, the DSIM will be widely used. The global system is dimensioned and simulated under Matlab/Simulink Package.