DIESEL TRANSFER
PUMPING STP
The Cube 56 is a diesel pumping station of commercial design for private
distribution of diesel fuel only. The D.C. versions incorporate the Diesel 2000
pumps (described on page 74) and the A.C. versions incorporate the Panther
CUBE 56
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56 pumps (described on page 76). The steel cabinet has anti-corrosion treated
panels, with a painted fi nish. An on/off switch is integrated into the nozzle rest.
Supplied with an inlet adaptor, 4 metre delivery hose, automatic nozzle* and
✔ Private distribution ■ 35 – 61 litres
a 3-digit re-settable meter. Inlet hose is sold separately. Can be wall, drum or
✔ Industry per minute
pedestal mounted. Difference in height of unit and fuel surface must not exceed 3 ✔ Agriculture ■ red diesel
metres. It can be located outside, but it must be sheltered. Suitable for biodiesel.
✔ Transport ■ white diesel
It should not be run dry and MUST NOT pump water, petrol, high viscosity
✔ Plant ■ bio-diesel
liquids, chemicals, solvents or products with a low fl ash point.
* Some cars will not accept this size of nozzle (please check with our sales
■ integral meter
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department for guidance).
■ 12-24 volts DC
TIONS
■ 110 volts
■ 230 volts
Cube 56
model inlet outlet amps volt duty fl ow head w x l x h weight
(mm) (mm) and kW (l/min) (mtrs) (mm) (kgs)
Cube 56 25 25 18 12 intermittent 35 11 285x310x300 19
Cube 56 25 25 9 24 intermittent 35 11 285x310x300 19
Cube 56 25 25 0.37 110 continuous 61 17 285x310x300 21
Cube 56 25 25 0.37 230 continuous 61 17 285x310x300 21
CALL: FREEPHONE 0800 092 4423 79
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