Dayliff DDJ 750 Pump

UGX577,718.0

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FEATURES:

 

  • Integral ejector unit to provide highly effective self-priming performance
  • Cast iron construction with ejector and impeller made from engineering plastic
  • Stainless steel housing inserts to ensure free impeller movement.
  • High capacity copper wound motor designed for continuous operation and provided with a thermal overload cut out.
  • Can be directly connected to the mains power supply through a 10A fuse or MCB.
  • Uses: small scale domestic and commercial water supply
  • Applications: water supply systems, pressure systems, irrigation pumps

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PUMPS
The Dayliff DDJ Centrifugal jet type pumps is specifically designed for all small scale domestic and commercial water supply uses. It features an integral ejector unit to provide highly effective self-priming performance. The pump body is made from cast iron, the ejector and impeller from engineering plastic.

MOTORS
Pumps are close-coupled to reliable TEFC electric motors designed for continuous operation and are provided with a thermal cutout to protect against electrical overload. They can be connected directly to the mains power supply through a 10A fuse or MCB.

Additional information

Weight 17.3 kg
Dimensions 435 × 191 × 200 mm
Dimensions (mm) - DN1

1"

Dimensions (mm) - DN2

1"

Dimension (mm) - L

435

Dimension (mm) - W

191

Dimension (mm) - H

200

Family:

Domestic Centrifugal Pumps

Enclosure Class:

IP44

Voltage:

1 x 240V

Insulation Class:

F

Speed:

2900rpm

Model:

DDJ 750

Power (kW):

0.75

Maximum Operating Current (A):

5.2

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OPERATING CONDITIONS:

Pumped Liquid:

Thin, clean, chemically non aggressive liquids without abrasive particles or fibres

Ambient Temperature:

up to +40 °C

Maximum Suction Lift:

up to 9m (at sea level)

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