Grundfos MS4000 AZBCWLMJT6 (7C335511)
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Grundfos MS4000 AZBCWLMJT6 (7C335511)
Grundfos MS4000 AZBCWLMJT6 (7C335511)
The motor is a 3-phase motor of the canned type with sand shield, liquid-lubricated bearings and pressure equalizing diaphragm.
| Liquid: | |
| Liquid temperature range: | -15 .. 60 °C |
| Technical: | |
| Approvals for motor: | CE,EAC,C_UL_US_NSF372MOROCCO,UKCA |
| Model: | C |
| Motor version: | T60 |
| Specification for shaft end: | SPLINE 14X24/48-30 ANSI B92.1 |
| Materials: | |
| Motor: | Stainless steel |
| EN 1.4301 | |
| AISI 304 | |
| Shaft seal: | HM/Ceramics |
| Installation: | |
| Maximum ambient pressure: | 60 bar |
| Thread standard: | ISO 724 |
| Motor diameter: | 4 inch |
| Electrical data: | |
| Motor type: | MS4000 |
| Rated power - P2: | 5.5 kW |
| Mains frequency: | 60 Hz |
| Rated voltage: | 3 x 380-400-415 V |
| Voltage tolerance: | +6/-10 % |
| Service factor: | 1.15 |
| Rated current: | 13.3-12.9-12.5 A |
| Maximum current consumption - service factor: | 14.2-13.7-13.4 A |
| Starting current: | 570-630-670 % |
| Cos phi - power factor: | 0.87-0.85-0.83 |
| Rated speed: | 3440-3460-3470 rpm |
| Speed - service factor: | 3410-3440-3450 rpm |
| Rated full-load torque: | 15-15-15 Nm |
| Locked-rotor torque: | 200-220-250 % |
| Breakdown torque: | 40.9-46.3-50.5 Nm |
| Moment of Inertia: | 0.0036 kg m² |
| Maximum axial load: | 450 kg |
| Method of start: | Direct-on-line (DOL) |
| Enclosure class (IEC 34-5): | IP68 |
| Insulation class (IEC 85): | F |
| Built-in motor protection: | NONE |
| Thermal protection: | External |
| Built-in temp. transmitter: | Yes |
| Winding resistance: | 1.090 Ohm |
| Windings: | Enameled |
| Others: | |
| Net weight: | 31 kg |
| Gross weight: | 31 kg |
| Shipping volume: | 0.008 m³ |
| Environmental approvals for motor: | WEEE |
Applications
- Community water supply — Reliable, sustainable and low-risk community water systems from source to tap, including water management and revenue collection systems, for low-income remote or informal urban settlement areas in developing countries.