NV25B7FE1T
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Product Description
The NV25B7FE1T Vertical Pump is a compact and efficient multistage booster pump designed for high-demand industrial, commercial, and agricultural applications. Its vertical, in-line design saves space while providing exceptional reliability and performance.
Equipped with a 2 HP motor, the NV25B7FE1T delivers a flow rate of up to 25 GPM and can handle pressures up to 362 PSI. Constructed with durable 304 stainless steel components, this pump ensures corrosion resistance and long-lasting operation in a wide range of environments. Maintenance-free cartridge mechanical seals and ANSI standard flanged connections make installation and servicing simple and efficient.
Certified to meet NSF/ANSI 61 and 372 standards, this pump is ideal for applications such as reverse osmosis, water boosting, filtration systems, hot and cold water circulation, and irrigation.
Specifications for NV25B7FE1T Vertical Pump
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Model | NV25B7FE1T |
| Motor Power | 2 HP |
| Flow Rate | Up to 25 GPM |
| Maximum Pressure | 362 PSI |
| Materials |
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| Connections | 1.5" ANSI 150# Flanged |
| Operating Temperature | Up to 248°F |
| Certifications | NSF/ANSI 61 and 372 |
| Applications |
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| Dimensions |
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Installation Instructions for NV25B7FE1T Vertical Pump
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Preparation:
- Inspect the pump and motor for any visible damage during shipping. Report any damage to the carrier or dealer.
- Ensure the installation site is level, stable, and provides adequate ventilation for motor cooling and servicing.
- Verify that the pump model matches the system specifications and intended application.
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Mounting the Pump:
- Secure the pump base to a solid, flat surface to prevent vibrations during operation.
- Align and support the suction and discharge piping to avoid excessive strain on the pump.
- Install isolation valves on both the suction and discharge sides for easier maintenance and servicing.
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Piping Connections:
- Ensure piping matches the pump’s 1.5" ANSI 150# flanged connections.
- Install proper gaskets to prevent leaks, ensuring they do not obstruct flow.
- Remove protective covers or caps from the flanges before installation.
- For hot water systems, include a bleed valve in the discharge line to relieve pressure during maintenance.
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Electrical Connection:
- Have a certified electrician verify that the electrical supply matches the motor’s specifications (2 HP).
- Ensure proper motor wiring and confirm counterclockwise rotation when viewed from the motor’s rear.
- If rotation is incorrect on a three-phase motor, reverse any two leads to correct it.
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Priming the Pump:
- Remove the fill plug and use a funnel to fill the pump casing with water.
- Open the vent plug to allow air to escape as the pump fills with water.
- Re-seal the vent plug and fill plug once a steady stream of water flows from the vent.
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Initial Testing:
- Open the suction valve fully and partially open the discharge valve.
- Apply power to the motor and monitor for smooth operation without noise or vibration.
- Gradually open the discharge valve to achieve desired operating conditions.
-
Safety Precautions:
- Never operate the pump without water to avoid damage to internal components.
- Replace coupling guards after installation to prevent injuries.
- Ensure the pump is properly grounded and all connections are secure before starting.
Product Description
The NV25B7FE1T Vertical Pump is a compact and efficient multistage booster pump designed for high-demand industrial, commercial, and agricultural applications. Its vertical, in-line design saves space while providing exceptional reliability and performance.
Equipped with a 2 HP motor, the NV25B7FE1T delivers a flow rate of up to 25 GPM and can handle pressures up to 362 PSI. Constructed with durable 304 stainless steel components, this pump ensures corrosion resistance and long-lasting operation in a wide range of environments. Maintenance-free cartridge mechanical seals and ANSI standard flanged connections make installation and servicing simple and efficient.
Certified to meet NSF/ANSI 61 and 372 standards, this pump is ideal for applications such as reverse osmosis, water boosting, filtration systems, hot and cold water circulation, and irrigation.
Specifications for NV25B7FE1T Vertical Pump
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Model | NV25B7FE1T |
| Motor Power | 2 HP |
| Flow Rate | Up to 25 GPM |
| Maximum Pressure | 362 PSI |
| Materials |
|
| Connections | 1.5" ANSI 150# Flanged |
| Operating Temperature | Up to 248°F |
| Certifications | NSF/ANSI 61 and 372 |
| Applications |
|
| Dimensions |
|
Installation Instructions for NV25B7FE1T Vertical Pump
-
Preparation:
- Inspect the pump and motor for any visible damage during shipping. Report any damage to the carrier or dealer.
- Ensure the installation site is level, stable, and provides adequate ventilation for motor cooling and servicing.
- Verify that the pump model matches the system specifications and intended application.
-
Mounting the Pump:
- Secure the pump base to a solid, flat surface to prevent vibrations during operation.
- Align and support the suction and discharge piping to avoid excessive strain on the pump.
- Install isolation valves on both the suction and discharge sides for easier maintenance and servicing.
-
Piping Connections:
- Ensure piping matches the pump’s 1.5" ANSI 150# flanged connections.
- Install proper gaskets to prevent leaks, ensuring they do not obstruct flow.
- Remove protective covers or caps from the flanges before installation.
- For hot water systems, include a bleed valve in the discharge line to relieve pressure during maintenance.
-
Electrical Connection:
- Have a certified electrician verify that the electrical supply matches the motor’s specifications (2 HP).
- Ensure proper motor wiring and confirm counterclockwise rotation when viewed from the motor’s rear.
- If rotation is incorrect on a three-phase motor, reverse any two leads to correct it.
-
Priming the Pump:
- Remove the fill plug and use a funnel to fill the pump casing with water.
- Open the vent plug to allow air to escape as the pump fills with water.
- Re-seal the vent plug and fill plug once a steady stream of water flows from the vent.
-
Initial Testing:
- Open the suction valve fully and partially open the discharge valve.
- Apply power to the motor and monitor for smooth operation without noise or vibration.
- Gradually open the discharge valve to achieve desired operating conditions.
-
Safety Precautions:
- Never operate the pump without water to avoid damage to internal components.
- Replace coupling guards after installation to prevent injuries.
- Ensure the pump is properly grounded and all connections are secure before starting.
