Mini diaphragm water pump 5.0L/min 100psi Hot Water Pump
5.0LPM/1.3GPM 100PSI
Application:
-Agriculture/Yacht / RV/Caravan pressurized water system
-Sprayer fixture (Vehicle-mounted sprayer, electric sprayer)
-Cleaning machine, Humidifier, Water purification, Medical apparatus
-Food beverage filling & liquid transfer
-Any other pressurization system
Materials of Construction
Pump
How a Diaphragm Pump Works
The pump is driven by an AC or DC motor
In front of the motor is a valve assembly containing two to five valve pump chambers. Each valve chamber has a diaphragm behind it in the lower pump housing. As the motor shaft turns, an internal cam positioned behind the diaphragms causes the diaphragms to be pushed forward, then back in a continuous sequence creating a suction. As this suction builds, fluid is pulled through the inlet, through the various valve chamber check valves to the outlet
The volume of flow is determined by several factors including: the number and size of the pump chambers, cam offset, operating pressure, fluid viscosity
5.0LPM/1.3GPM 100PSI
Application:
-Agriculture/Yacht / RV/Caravan pressurized water system
-Sprayer fixture (Vehicle-mounted sprayer, electric sprayer)
-Cleaning machine, Humidifier, Water purification, Medical apparatus
-Food beverage filling & liquid transfer
-Any other pressurization system
Materials of Construction
| Motor Housing: | Nylon 6/6 |
| Pump Housing: | Polypropylene |
| Valves: | Vtion |
| Diaphragm: | Santoprene |
| Fasteners: | Stainless steel and Zinc Plated |
| Motor Shell: | Coated Steel |
Pump
| Motor Voltage | 12V/24V |
| Type | 2 chamber positive displacement diaphragm pump, self priming, capable of being run dry |
| Mode | Demand |
| Certifications Option | CE Approval |
| Liquid Temperature | 140°F (60°C) Max. |
| Priming Capabilities | 6 feet (1.8 m) suction lift |
| Max Pressure | 100psi (6.9bar) |
| Max Flow rate | 5.0lpm (1.3gpm) |
| Inlet/Outlet Ports | 3?8" hose barb |
| Duty Cycle | Intermittent |
| Leads | 18 AWG, 9.84" long with 2-pin connector/Lead |
How a Diaphragm Pump Works
The pump is driven by an AC or DC motor
In front of the motor is a valve assembly containing two to five valve pump chambers. Each valve chamber has a diaphragm behind it in the lower pump housing. As the motor shaft turns, an internal cam positioned behind the diaphragms causes the diaphragms to be pushed forward, then back in a continuous sequence creating a suction. As this suction builds, fluid is pulled through the inlet, through the various valve chamber check valves to the outlet
The volume of flow is determined by several factors including: the number and size of the pump chambers, cam offset, operating pressure, fluid viscosity