SUBMERSIBLE
MC
The MC range of sewage pumps have single-channel impellers and are of
cast iron construction. They provide excellent free passage and substantial
fl ows for the uninterrupted pumping of suspended solids in domestic or
industrial applications. The 431 stainless steel shaft is fi tted with a cast iron
impeller and a hard wearing silicon carbide mechanical seal, intermediate oil
■ 2½" (65mm) – ✔ Packaged pumping
chamber and inner lip seal, for protection in the event of dry running.
3" (80mm) outlet stations
Models are available as either portable free-standing units (MC) or for use
■ 50mm – 70mm ✔ Domestic and with guide rails in fi xed installations (PMC). The latter is supplied with a
passage Commercial
pedestal, guide hook and top bracket, but not rails or lifting chain. Supplied
with 10 metres of heavy duty, H07RN-F rubber power cable. N.B. An
■ free-standing ✔ Industrial
adaptor kit is also available to enable these pumps to be retro-fi tted to
■ guide rail option
FLYGT guide rail installations.
■ 230 volts
AGE – SINGLE CHANNEL IMPELLER
ACCESSORIES
Control Panels page 49
MCm manual free-standing Float switches page 48
UNSCREENED SEW
Swing valves page 102
model Manual outlet kW volt fl ow head free w x l x h weight
(free-standing) Auto (BSPF) (l/min) (mtrs) passage (mm) (mm) (kgs)
MCm15/50 A 2½" 1.10 230 800 16 50 270x347x490 33.4
MCm20/50 A 2½" 1.50 230 900 18 50 270x347x490 35.1
MCm30/50 A 2½" 2.20 230 1100 24 50 270x347x500 41.1
MCm30/70* A 3" 2.20 230 1600 13 70 300x390x540 47.4
(fi xed-guide rail option)
PMCm - all models
M supplied with pedestal, guide hook and top bracket
“m” in model column indicates single phase.
* NB: 2.2kW 1 phase pumps include a control panel.
Optional: manual version of MCm and automatic version of fi xed type(please specify at time of order)
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