SUBMERSIBLE
MEDIUM DUTY SEW
The VX sewage pumps, in 304 stainless steel and cast iron, are designed
for pumping dirty water containing suspended solids and fi brous material.
They are designed for large volume drainage in domestic, trade and industrial
VX
applications. Other quality components used for enhanced reliability include a
416 stainless steel shaft and a 304 stainless steel vortex impeller. For increased
wear resistance and protection in the event of dry running, a hard wearing silicon ✔ Fixed Installations ■ 1½” (40mm) –
carbide mechanical seal, intermediate oil chamber and inner lip seal are fi tted.
✔ Screened effl uent 2” (50mm) outlet
Supplied with 10 metres of heavy duty, H07RN-F rubber power cable.
✔ Processing ■ 35mm – 50mm
✔ Light Sewage passage
✔ Water Features ■ manual
■ automatic
■ 230 volts
■ 400 volts
AGE – VOR
TEX IMPELLER
ACCESSORIES
Reducing bushes page 99
Gate valves page 102
Swing valves page 102
VXm automatic
model Manual outlet kW volt fl ow head free w x l x h weight
or Auto (BSPF) (l/min) (mtrs) passage (mm) (mm) (kgs)
VXm10/35 A 1½" 0.75 230 300 10 35 174x224x380 12.9
VXm15/35 A 1½" 1.10 230 450 15 35 184x235x400 15.1
VXm15/35 - VX15/35 M 1½" 1.10 230 400 450 15 35 184x235x400 14.9
VXm10/50 A 2" 0.75 230 400 7.5 50 180x240x410 13.3
VXm15/50 A 2" 1.10 230 500 11 50 194x260x430 15.5
VXm15/50 - VX15/50 M 2" 1.10 230 400 500 11 50 194x260x430 15.3
“m” in model column indicates single phase
Optional extra: 1½"BSPM x 40mm hose tail(polypropylene)
Optional extra: 2"BSPM x 50mm hose tail(polypropylene)
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