Grundfos TP 65-80/4 A-F-A-BQBE-GW4 (99222120)

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Grundfos TP 65-80/4 A-F-A-BQBE-GW4 (99222120)

Controls:
Frequency converter:None
Liquid:
Pumped liquid:Water
Liquid temperature range:0 .. 140 °C
Selected liquid temperature:20 °C
Density:998.2 kg/m³
Technical:
Pump speed on which pump data are based:1773 rpm
Rated flow:31 m³/h
Rated head:6.84 m
Actual impeller diameter:128 mm
Primary shaft seal:BQBE
Code for shaft seal:BQBE
Curve tolerance:ISO9906:2012 3B2
Materials:
Pump housing:Cast iron
 EN-GJL-250
 ASTM class 35
Impeller:Stainless steel
 EN 1.4301
 AISI 304
Installation:
Range of ambient temperature:-20 .. 55 °C
Maximum operating pressure:10 bar
Max pressure at stated temp:10 bar / 140 °C
Pipe connection standard:EN 1092-2
Type of connection:DIN
Size of connection:DN 65
Pressure rating for connection:PN 6/10
Port-to-port length:340 mm
Flange size for motor:FT115
Electrical data:
Motor type:INNOMOTICS
Rated power - P2:1.1 kW
Mains frequency:60 Hz
Rated voltage:3 x 440-480Y V
Rated current:2.15 A
Starting current:820 %
Cos phi - power factor:0.75
Rated speed:1750 rpm
IE efficiency:IE3 86,5%
IE Efficiency class:IE3 / NEMA Premium
Motor efficiency at full load:86.5 %
Motor efficiency at 3/4 load:86.4 %
Motor efficiency at 1/2 load:84.2 %
Number of poles:4
Enclosure class (IEC 34-5):IP55
Insulation class (IEC 85):F
Motor No:99900481
Others:
Minimum efficiency index, MEI ≥:0.70
Net weight:45.3 kg
Gross weight:50 kg
Shipping volume:0.091 m³

Applications

  • Commercial air conditioning — Improve user comfort and reduce life-cycle costs with intelligent pumps that integrate easily into your air-based or hydronic cooling system.

category

  • Inline single stage pumps
    In-line single-stage pumps are typically used in commercial buildings for air-conditioning and heating applications. The pumps are equipped with standard motors and mechanical shaft seals. They are close-coupled, meaning that the pump and motor are two separate units, making them less sensitive to impurities in the pumped liquid.