Gianneschi # CP-40/100B-24V Self Priming Liquid Ring Pump 1.5 KW 2 HP
Gianneschi # CP-40/100B-24V
Gianneschi catalog # CP-40/100B-24V, CP Series Self Priming Liquid Ring Pump and Motor unit, Bronze construction, Bronze impeller, 316 Stainless Steel Shaft. Motor is 1.5 KW (2 Horsepower), 1400 RPM, 24 Volts DC. Inlet Port is 1-1/2 Inch, Discharge Port is 1-1/2 Inch. Catalog # 01ACPN41001.
Price : $ 8728.30
Product Information :
The Gianneschi CP-40/100B-24V is a Bronze CP Series Self Priming Liquid Ring Pump and Motor unit with Bronze Impeller, 1-1/2 Inch by 1-1/2 Inch Ports, coupled to a 1.5 KW (2 Horsepower), 1400 RPM, 24 Volts DC Motor. This pump can go as high as 1400 RPM, operates at 2 Hp at 24 V, and is self-priming up to 8 m. In order for its suction pipe to achieve the necessary suction for this self-priming capability, the installer must pump water through it on its first run, or after a long period of disuse. It is recommended that one also install a clapet vave and filter with its suction pipe in order to prevent any backflow through it. The pump comes specially equipped with a bronze impeller and body, a high quality ceramic mechanical seal with graphite inox, Class B insulation, a 316 stainless steel shaft, and IP20/22 protections. Motor has B class Insulation, IP 20/22 Protection.
WEIGHT : The Gianneschi CP-40/100B-24V weighs 59 Lbs.
Features :
Applications
Typical applications for the CP40/100B24V include bilges, showers, diesel and oil, liquid intake systems, galleys, grey water discharges, as well as in the pumping of seawater and fresh water. This pump is not suitable for viscous liquids or pumping abrasive liquids. Install the pump in a dry and well ventilated location with room temperature not above 50 degrees C. The pump must be placed on a solid and clean surface in horizontal position, feet down. To reduce vibration block the machine with the bolts to the surface and install some vibration dumpers. This pump usually does not need any maintenance so long as the following precautions are taken If there is a risk of freezing, it is necessary to empty the pump casing then fill the pump up before it gets working again. Make sure the pump never works dry. If the pump does not work for a long time it is better to empty the pump casing and clean it. If a filter and a foot valve are installed, check periodically their integrity and cleanness.