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Kalibr NPCS-1.8/100-900

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Max. performance (L/h): 1800; Max. head (m): 100; Power consumption (W): 900; Country of origin: Russia;
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Kalibr NPCS [NPCS-1.8/100-900]
Kalibr NPCS-1.8/100-900
centrifugal
40 m
2.8 m³/h
48 m
3.6 m³/h
50 m
1.2 m³/h
50 m
1.5 m³/h
60 m
2.8 m³/h
60 m
5 m³/h
65 m
1.5 m³/h
65 m
1.8 m³/h
80 m
2.8 m³/h
80 m
3.8 m³/h
100 m
1.5 m³/h
100 m
1.8 m³/h
Main
Max. performance1800 L/h / maximum /
Max. head100 m / maximum /
Specs
Operating principlecentrifugal
Max. immersion depth60 m
Max. particle size0.5 mm
Suction systemmultistage
Oulet size1"
Max. liquid T40 °С
Motor
Power consumption900 W
Mains voltage230 V
Power cable length20 m
General specs
Country of originRussia
Impeller materialstainless steel
Weight11 kg
Added to E-Catalogdecember 2018
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