Dc 24v Self-priming Diaphragm Pump 40psi,17lpm Agricultural Spraying Water Pump on 2040-parts.com
sz, China
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Features
Permanent magnet and Intermittent duty
Built-in pressure switch automatically starts or stops
Pump when faucets is opened and closed
Self-priming so pump can be located above water tank
Can not Runs dry for extended periods of time
Built-in thermal protector
Performance Parameters
Pump Types: Diaphragm pump
Max Flow: 4.5GPM(17L/Min)
Pipe Caliber: 3/4''(20mm) Hose Barb
Pressure max: 40 PSI(2.4 Bar)
Diaphragm Material: Santoprene
Valve Material: EPDM
Voltage: 12V, 24V AC
Max Liquid Temp: 140℉(60℃)
Typical Applications: Yacht/RV, Water, Treatment, Beverage/Food Service, Distillation Equipment, Agricultural Spraying, General Industrial.
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