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General| Impeller Material | Stainless steel |
|---|---|
| Type | Centrifugal Pump |
| Temperature Range | +120 °C |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Applications | Water supply, pressure boosting, cooling systems |
| Connections | Flanged |
Explains the structure of hazard statements: SIGNAL WORD, Description of hazard, Consequence of ignoring the warning, Action to avoid the hazard.
Instructions and warnings for transporting the product, emphasizing stability and personal protective equipment.
Warnings related to receiving the product, focusing on falling objects and protective equipment during unpacking.
Safety warnings and instructions for lifting the product, including use of approved equipment and maintaining safe distance.
Details and explanation of the information found on the pump nameplate, including model, specifications, and codes.
Guidance on ambient temperature and altitude limits for pumps, and potential motor derating due to overheating.
Table showing liquid temperature limits for various CR, CRI, CRN, and CRT pump types, including special cases.
Table detailing maximum inlet pressures for various CR, CRI, CRN, and CRT pump types and stages, at 60 Hz and 50 Hz.
Table specifying maximum operating pressures for CR, CRI, CRN, and CRT pump types and stages.
Warning about contamination risk when pumping drinking water, requiring flushing and use of suitable parts.
Safety warnings and instructions for lifting the product, including use of approved equipment and maintaining safe distance.
Warning about pressurized systems and the need to remove port covers before connecting pipes.
Table detailing force limits (Y, Z, X directions) for CR and CRI, CRN pumps with cast iron and stainless steel housings.
Table showing torque limits (Y, Z, X directions) for CR and CRI, CRN pumps with cast iron and stainless steel housings.
Requirement for qualified electricians and compliance with National Electrical Code and local regulations.
Warnings about electric shock, grounding, verifying power supply, and voltage variations.
Warnings for corrosive, toxic, hot, or cold liquids, and caution against running dry to prevent damage.
Instructions for priming the pump in closed or open systems, including steps and diagrams for plug locations.
Step-by-step guide for starting the pump, including checks for filling, venting, rotation, and coupling guards.
Warnings for contamination, airborne noise, high pressure/leakage, and hot/cold surfaces or liquids.
Safety warnings for motor replacement: electric shock, falling objects, and using correct replacement motors.
Safety precautions for electrical tests, including wearing protective gear and ensuring proper grounding.
Troubleshooting guide for when the pump does not run, covering possible causes and remedies for power, fuses, motor, and starter issues.
Troubleshooting guide for reduced pump performance, covering rotation, priming, clogs, suction lift, and wear.
Troubleshooting guide for excessive pump cycling, addressing pressure switches, level controls, air charging, and tank size.
Troubleshooting guide for blown fuses or tripped breakers, covering tank size, overload settings, imbalance, and wiring.
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