SUBMERSIBLE
UNSCREENED SEW
The B series are single-channel impeller sewage pumps of a cast iron
construction. They have excellent suspended solids handling and substantial
fl ows and heads for use in municipal or industrial applications. Available in
B
three phase only. The 403 (<1.5kW)/ 420 (>2.2kW) stainless steel shaft is
fi tted with an ultra hardwearing, silicon carbide, double mechanical seal in an
oil chamber. They are available in a free-standing version (B), or for guide rail
■ 2" (50mm) – ✔ Packaged pumping
mounting (AC~B) when supplied with the auto-coupling accessory. A range of
4" (100mm) outlet stations
explosion proof pumps, incorporating single-channel impellers, can be found ■ 20mm – 53mm ✔ Commercial and
on page 40. Supplied with 10 metres of heavy duty, H07RN-F rubber power
passage Industrial
cable.
■ free-standing ✔ Treatment plants
■ guide rail option
■ 400 volts
AGE – SINGLE CHANNEL IMPELLER
ACCESSORIES
Control Panels page 49
Float switches page 48
Gate valves page 102
80B21.5
free-standing
model outlet kW start volt fl ow head free w x l x h weight
(free-standing) (BSPF) (l/min) (mtrs) passage (mm) (mm) (kgs)
50B2.75 2" 0.75 D.O.L. 400 440 12 20 250x405x436 25
80B21.5 3" 1.50 D.O.L. 400 1000 17 40 250x446x536 36
100B42.2 4" 2.20 D.O.L. 400 1500 16 45 331x569x616 68
100B43.7 4" 3.70 D.O.L. 400 2000 16 53 339x575x690 84
100B43.7H 4" 3.70 D.O.L. 400 1150 20 35 331x569x666 81
100B45.5 4" 5.50 D.O.L. 400 2050 26 40 400x687x824 135
100B47.5 4" 7.50 D.O.L. 400 2260 30 40 400x687x814 152
(fi xed-guide rail option)
AC50-100B - all models
supplied with pedestal, guide hook, top bracket, S/S lifting chains and anchor bolts.
CALL: FREEPHONE 0800 092 4423 33
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