SURFACE
CP25
The CP25 pumps are non-self priming, horizontal, single-stage, centrifugal pumps
with a cast iron pump body and brass impeller. They are built according to EN 733
- DIN 24255 standards. These pumps have standard overall dimensions, sizes and
positioning of the delivery and suction ports, support base and other dimensions.
This means that the pumps can be interchanged with standardized pumps from other
■ 1½" (40mm) inlet ✔ Circulating
ranges. These pumps have 416 stainless steel shafts, fi tted with a carbon ceramic and
■ 1.1kW – 3kW ✔ Transfer
NBR mechanical seals and have A.C., TEFV, IP44 motors, but neither power leads nor
■ clean water ✔ Processing switches are supplied. Single phase motors incorporate an overload protection device.
Standard size
They are designed for pumping clean water only, at temperatures up to a maximum
■ non self priming ✔
of 90ºC. They should not be allowed to run dry. With the addition of a foot-valve, they
■ 230 volts
are capable of a suction lift of 7 metres. They are specifi cally designed for industrial or
■ 400 volts
agricultural use.
MEDIUM FLOW CENTRIFUGALS
CP25
ACCESSORIES
Hoses page 92
Inline strainers page 103
Hose clips page 104
model inlet outlet kW volt fl ow head w x l x h weight
(BSPF) (BSPF) (l/min) (mtrs) (mm) (kgs)
CPm25/160B 1½" 1" 1.1 230 200 33 206x386x260 20.7
CP25/160B 1½" 1" 1.1 400 200 33 206x386x260 18.7
CPm25/160A 1½" 1" 1.5 230 220 38 206x386x260 21.7
CP25/160A 1½" 1" 1.5 400 220 38 206x386x260 21.0
CP25/200B 1½" 1" 2.2 400 250 49 252x359x305 28.6
CP25/200A 1½" 1" 3.0 400 250 57 252x384x305 30.7
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