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Grundfos UPML 25-105 130
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Features and benefits
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Medium UPM
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2. Features and benefits
Features
The Medium UPM range offers a number of important
features and benefits for the customer:
Suitable for heating, solar-thermal systems,
geothermal heat pumps and cooling
Internally or externally speed-controlled, high-
efficiency pumps with electronically commutated
motor (ECM) with permanent-magnet rotor and
frequency converter
Proven components based on the second UPM
generation
Improved motor technology and hydraulics for high
pump efficiency
Meets all Ecodesign requirements of the ErP
regulation EU/622/2012
Functional design concentrating on the essentials,
fitting in the smallest space
Easy operation and convenient setting via external
control signals or button
Electronics separated from the motor for operation
in condensing environments
Motor protected against condensed water by means
of drain holes and double-coated wiring
Fits into the confined space inside boilers and heat
pumps
Electrical compatibility with existing PWM
controllers
Low ambient temperature constraints (EN 60335)
Electrocoated cast-iron housing for the prevention
of inside and outside corrosion
Low flow noise
High starting torque for reliable starting
Suitable for cold antifreeze media containing glycol
or ethanol
Standard delivery with plug for easy electrical
connection and quick and safe installation
Benefits
Use up to 80 % less electrical power than
conventional constant-speed pumps.
Use up to 60 % less electrical power than
conventional speed-controlled pumps.
Highly reliable, based on a range with more than 1
million units installed with success since 2006.
Cost-optimised and highly available thanks to the
use of existing mass production facilities.
ErP, Ecodesign regulation in brief
The EU has addressed the climate challenge in a EuP/
ErP directive: Since August 2015, all stand-alone
pumps as well as pumps integrated in boiler systems,
solar systems and heat pump systems must fulfil
Ecodesign requirements, defined in regulation 641/
2009/EC on glandless pumps, which was amended by
622/2012/EC. The regulation has set radically new
standards for energy efficiency.
The essentials
Glandless pumps integrated in products must have
an energy efficiency index (EEI) of not more than
0.23. The benchmark level is 0.20.
Stand-alone pumps are measured according to EN
16297-2.
Integrated pumps are measured according to EN
16297-3, due to their various functions integrated in
many customised hydraulic solutions on the market.
All pumps integrated in products which generate
and/or transfer heat and all types of media are
included. This means that not only heating systems,
but also solar-thermal and heat pump systems are
affected by the Ecodesign regulation.
Non-compliant spare pumps for integrated pumps
sold before August 2015 are allowed until January
1st, 2022.
Pumps designed for recirculation of drinking water
are out of the scope of this regulation.
Conformity with EU regulations is governed through
mandatory CE marking.
All Grundfos Medium UPM pumps meet the Ecodesign
requirements measured by EN 16297-2 and EN
16297-3:2012.

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