SUBMERSIBLE
KRS
KRS models are heavy duty drainage pumps that incorporate specifi cally designed
4 pole motors to provide excellent solids handling capabilities and wear resistance,
in those applications where very large volumes of water, containing sand and silt
in suspension, need to be moved rapidly. The design incorporates a cast iron
pump casing, motor frame and impeller. The heavy duty motor is fi tted with internal
■ 100mm (4") – ✔ Hire fl eets overloads, which enables simple installation and direct connection to the power
250mm (10") outlet
supply. The 420 stainless steel shaft is fi tted with an ultra hardwearing, silicon
✔ Quarries
carbide double mechanical seal (in an oil chamber), and an oil lifter for positive seal
■ 3kW – 22kW ✔ Construction
lubrication in any position. This feature, combined with the water and air cooling
■ 400 volts 3 phase ✔ Processing
channel to the top outlet, allows the pump to operate for extended periods with
little or no water. Maintenance is straightforward, with simple replacement of
wearing parts without the need for a workshop or even special tools. All models
are supplied with 20 metres of heavy duty, H07RN-F rubber power cable although
IDS (individually screened cable) is available, at an extra cost, on most models, for
quarry and mining applications.
VY DUTY SITE DRAINAGE
ACCESSORIES
Control Panels page 49
HEA
Float switches page 48
Lever couplings page 96
KRS2-89
model Manual outlet kW volt fl ow head free w x l x h weight
or Auto (mm) (l/min) (mtrs) passage (mm) (mm) (kgs)
KRS-43 M 100 3.0 400 1820 15 12 347x378x651 95
KRS-63 M 150 3.0 400 3250 8 15 365x385x777 95
KRS-65.5 M 150 5.5 400 3200 17 20 369x423x698 115
KRS2-69 M 150 9.0 400 4250 21 20 424x487x743 155
KRS-85.5 M 200 5.5 400 4900 10 20 413x445x800 125
KRS2-89 M 200 9.0 400 5300 15 30 403x470x814 175
KRS815 M 200 15.0 400 6400 21 25 440x481x949 235
KRS822 M 200 22.0 400 5300 34 25 530x572x1156 390
KRS822L M 200 22.0 400 5850 26 25 530x572x1156 390
KRS1022 M 250 22.0 400 12000 12 25 Ø520x1439 450
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