Pump for diesel fuel LIGHT PUMP, 220 V, 40/70 l/min

Diesel fuel pump LIGHT PUMP, 220 V, 40/70 l/min

Main characteristics
Capacity 40 l/min / 70 l/min
Power supply, V 220
Current, A 1.1 2.4
Gun type mechanical
Dry suction height, m 2
Outlet pressure 1.3 2
Inlet/outlet 3/4' x 3/4' 1' x 1'
Bypass valve Yes
Max. continuous operation time, min. 30 S1 continuous
Operating temperature -20/+50°С
Noise level, dB 80
Protection class IP55
Permitted liquids diesel fuel
Prohibited liquids gasoline, kerosene, water
Manufacturer Adam Pumps (Italy)
Power cord, m 2
Warranty, months 12
Weight 6.5 7.5

Price

40 l/min - 8905 UAH

70 l/min - 10063 UAH

DESCRIPTION
The pump is a lightweight portable kit for pumping diesel fuel in the field. It can be used for independent refueling of construction and agricultural machinery, transport and motor boats. The model is equipped with a built-in bypass valve, which ensures fuel bypass in case of closing the dispensing tap with the engine running.

The fuel kit is represented by a 220-volt self-priming vane electric pump with a capacity of 40 or 70 l/min, developing an outlet pressure of up to 1.3 or 2 Bar, respectively. The motor is equipped with a fuse. There is also IP55 moisture protection. The model is operated at temperatures from -20 to +50 degrees Celsius. During operation, the noise level does not exceed 80 dB. In the "dry" suction mode, the model is able to lift fuel from a depth of up to 2 meters.

The pump works with a diesel engine. It is prohibited to use it for pouring water, petrol, alcohol, gas or kerosene.

This model can be equipped with a fuel consumption meter

Included:

• self-priming vane electric pump with bypass valve
• 2 m power cord
• electric switch (in the pump body)
• 4 meter fuel delivery hose with a diameter of 19 mm (¾') with fittings required for connection to the gun
• aluminum fuel dispensing gun without a shut-off valve with a built-in swivel coupling, internal thread 1' BSP
The pump is supplied without a suction hose. We will complete the pump with a suction hose of any length (we recommend installing the pump no further than 10 meters from the tank).

After practical tests, we can confidently state that the pump lifts fuel from a depth of 2 meters. Tests for "dry" suction from a depth of more than two meters were not conducted.