Comparison Nasosy plus Garden-JLux 2.4-35/1.3 vs Nasosy plus Garden-JP 2.4-35/1.3

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Suitable for	clean water	clean water
Specs
Maximum performance	5200 L/h /maximum/	5200 L/h /maximum/
Maximum head	49 m /maximum/	50 m /maximum/
Max. pressure	6 bar	6 bar
Pump type	centrifugal	centrifugal
Suction type	self-priming	self-priming
Maximum particle size	0.2 mm	0.2 mm
Maximum liquid temperature	35 °С	35 °С
pH value	6.5 – 9.5	6.5 – 9.5
Suction system	single-stage	single-stage
Outlet size	1"	1"
Inlet hole size	1"	1"
Engine
Maximum power	1300 W	1300 W
Power source	electric	electric
Mains voltage	230 V	230 V
Engine type	asynchronous	asynchronous
General specs
Protection class (IP)	44	44
Country of origin	Ukraine	Ukraine
Pump housing material	plastic	plastic
Impeller / auger material	plastic	plastic
Dimensions	496x205x275 mm	375x210x234 mm
Weight	10.5 kg	8.4 kg
Added to E-Catalog	october 2014	october 2014

Maximum head

The maximum head generated by the pump. This parameter is most often indicated in meters, by the height of the water column that the unit can create — in other words, by the height to which it can supply water. You can estimate the pressure created by the pump using a simple formula: every 10 m of head corresponds to a pressure of 1 bar.

It is worth choosing a pump according to this parameter, taking into account the height to which it should supply water, as well as adjusting for losses and the need for pressure in the water supply. To do this, it is necessary to determine the difference in height between the water level and the highest point of water intake, add another 10 to 30 m to this figure (depending on the pressure that needs to be obtained in the water supply), and multiply the result by 1.1 — this will be the minimum pressure required.