SURFACE
AUTOMA
The KS1101/22 and CAM88/25 automatic booster sets are single pump, self-priming
units with plastic venturis and single plastic impellers. The KS features a plastic pump
casing and a 22 litre pressure vessel, while the CAM features a 304 stainless steel pump
KS1101
casing and a 25 litre pressure vessel. Vessels incorporate a non-toxic rubber diaphragm,
and have pressure gauges, adjustable pressure switches and non-return valves.
They have stainless steel shafts, fi tted with single mechanical seals, and have A.C., TEFV,
IP44 motors. Power leads are fi tted, however a switch is not supplied. They are designed
CAM88
for pumping clean water only at a maximum temperature of 35ºC, and should not be
TIC BOOSTERS
allowed to run dry. Maximum recommended suction lift, when primed, is 7 metres.
For best results, we recommend that a foot-valve and strainer should be fi tted to the end
✔ Boosting ■ 1” (25mm) inlet
of the suction hose. This is included with our 4 metre and 7 metre suction kits.
✔ Irrigation ■ clean water
These are available as an optional extra and include a pump coupling which is factory ✔ Wash down ■ self priming
fi tted to the hose for a vital, airtight connection. Used for boosting poor water pressure,
✔ Potable Water ■ pressure switch
and for providing water at pressure for mobile toilet block or shower systems, irrigation
■ 110 volts
or wash-down.
■ 230 volts
COLD WATER
TANK
CAM88
KS1101
Speed - 2900 rpm
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Pressure hoses page 92
Inline strainers page 103 10
Elbows page 100
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Flow l/min
model inlet outlet kW volt fl o w head switch pre-set vessel size w x l x h weight
(BSPF) (BSPF) (l/min) (mtrs) (bar) (mm) (kgs)
KS1101/22 1" 1" 1.10 230 60 28 1.4(on)-2.8(off) 22 270x480x500 15.0
CAM88/25 1" 1" 1.10 110 60 32 1.6(on)-3.2(off) 25 270x530x540 16.7
Optional extra: 4 metre suction kit c/w foot valve and strainer
Optional extra: 7 metre suction kit c/w foot valve and strainer
CALL: FREEPHONE 0800 092 4423 63
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