Water pump EWN-Welectricdiaphragmstationary
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Characteristics
- Fluid
- water
- Operation
- electric
- Technology
- diaphragm
- Mobility
- stationary
- Domain
- industrial, chemical
- Applications
- metering, for control, adjustment, cooling tower
- Voltage
- 240 V
- Protection level
- IP65
- Other characteristics
- adjustable, large, flow
- Flow
Max.: 0.42 l/min
(0.11095 us gal/min)Min.: 0.038 l/min
(0.01004 us gal/min)- Pressure
Max.: 1 MPa
Min.: 0.2 MPa
- Fluid temperature
Max.: 40 °C
(104 °F)Min.: 0 °C
(32 °F)
Description
Our latest electromagnetic metering pump features water quality control functions and multivoltage operation
Features of EWN-W series
Controller variation
WPO(pH/ORP), WEC(conductivity), WCT(cooling tower) and WCL(Free residual chlorine) controllers are available. Also, the extra large LCD improves legibility and ease of operation.
High resolution
Stroke speed adjustment in 1spm increments allows fine flow adjustment between 1 and 360spm in continuous chemical feeding.
Multi voltage
The EWN-W can be used in all countries thanks to the universal power supply(100-240VAC).
Adjustable tube fitting
Newly-designed adjustable tube fittings eliminate tube twisting when fastening.
Pump body
The molded pump body with a minimum of sealing surfaces meets a high level (IP65 equivalent) of both waterproofness and dustproofness.
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