Additional information
| Weight | 15 Kilograms |
|---|---|
| Length | 0.64 Meters |
| Width | 0.27 Meters |
| Height | 0.325 Meters |
| Volume | 0.05616 CubicMeters |
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PPG Inverpro 32 VS 1.4kW 1 Phase Pump
Flow adjustable, one of the biggest advantages of this pump. Guaranteed flow, even with back pressure due to a dirty filter.
Backwash at the touch of a button.
Current power consumption can be read on the display.
Externally controllable (RS485 modbus).
Equipped with soft start protection.
InverSilence technology has been developed by Aquagem for the most silent and energy-saving pump solutions. It combines full inverter technology, hydraulic system and DC brushless motor which reduces the noise level more than 30 times and saves up to 90% energy.
Speck Gamma Eco VS 1.10kW 1 Phase Pump
Improved hydraulics with optimised water flow for quiet operation.
Optional inner or outer connection threads provide great flexibility during installation.
The permanent magnet motor provides efficient energy savings.
The pump can be installed maximum 3 m above or below water level.
Monoblock-type pump with integrated strainer tank.
The bellows-type mechanical seal is mounted on a plastic shaft protector sleeve.
Motor/pump shaft has no contact with the pool water, providing complete electrical separation.
Speck EasyFit Eco VS 1.10kW 1 Phase Pump
This universal pump combines the high installation flexibility of the Speck EasyFit with the wide field of application and energy efficiency of a variable speed motor.
Adaptable connection sets and variable height pump feet allow it to take over the exact position of the old pump in an existing installation.
Broad field of application with high flexibility.
The pump can be installed maximum 3 m above or below water level.
Monoblock-type pump with integrated strainer tank.
The bellows-type mechanical seal is mounted on a plastic shaft protector sleeve.
Motor/pump shaft has no contact with the pool water, providing complete electrical separation.
For connection sets see page 118.
