Motor Super Pump Premium 12
€180.00
Available, delivery time: 2-4 days
Product information "Motor Super Pump Premium 12"
Single-phase motor with plug and cable, 230 V, P2=0.45 kW, P1=0,69 kW, for Super Pump PREMIUM 12, Aqua Plus 11, BADU 45/6, BADU EasyFit 12, Belstar 10, BADU 47/10, BADU 46/10, Pos. 800, as a replacement for a broken pump motor
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Ring for lid, black, for Super Pump Premium 6, Super Pump Premium 8, Super Pump Premium 12, Super Pump Premium 15, BADU Easy Fit, Pos. 160.2 (without transparent lid, which may be ordered separately)
Self-priming filtration circulation pump Super Pump Premium 8 Swim-tec, no longer available, replaced by identical Exklusiv 8! When ordered, the Exklusiv 8 will be delivered. 1~ 230 V Hmax: 14,2 m Qmax: 13 m³/h techQ: 9,5 m³/h techH: 8 m WS Pool size: 30 - 60 m³ Power output: 0.30 kW Inlet / outlet connection, d (mm): Special union with glue socket 50 / 50 This pump is especially designed for medium-size, above ground pools, partially embedded pools and smaller swimming ponds. Thanks to the large pumping capacity, an automatic pool cleaner can also be attached. Field of application Swimming pool water circulation through a filter system. The pump can be installed max. 3 m above or below water level. Design Monoblock-type pump with integrated strainer tank. The bellow-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. *The Super Pump Premium does NOT have identical dimensions as the Super Pump and can therefore not replace its predecessor without modification of the pool pipelines* TECHNICAL DATA *PDF*
Mechanical seal complete, 14 mm, carbon/ceramic/NBR, Pos. 433, for Super Pump 8, Super Pump 12, Super Pump 14, Filterpump MP 8, MP 10, MP 12, MP 14, and Super Pump Premium (Designed for swimming pool water with a salt concentration of up to 0.5 %, i.e. 5 g/l. Higher salt concentrations may result in increased wear on the seal) NOTICE BY SPECK PUMPS: Before turning the pump on after a long period of disuse (e.g. winter), check to make sure that it can be moved easily. To do this, rotate the motor shaft lightly with the help of a screwdriver. Should the motor stick at all, this will loosen it. Should the pump still remain tight or an unusual noise become audible, have the pump examined by a trained professional