PROCON 102A140F11PA Rotary Vane Pump, Clamp-On, 3/8 Inch NPT, 140 GPH, Brass

Features:

• It has brass construction for improved durability and resistance to corrosion.
• This pump features a built-in relief valve to regulate pressure and prevent overloading.
• It comes with a by-pass system, allowing to recirculate fluid and prevent damage during periods of low demand.
• This pump has a 0.118-inch double flat drive, ensuring smooth and efficient operation.
• It has a dry suction lift of 3.3 feet, enabling it to draw fluid from a considerable depth without the need for priming.
• This pump offers a flow rate of 140 gph (gallons per hour), making it suitable for various applications.
• It is integrated with an external relief system, providing an additional safety measure to control pressure.
• This pump offers a clamp-on mounting style using a carbonator clamp for easy and secure installation.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. How to install this pump?

A.

• Choose a suitable location.
• Secure the pump in place.
• Connect inlet and outlet.
• Make an electrical connection.
• Perform a test run.
• Monitor performance regularly.

Q. How do I clean and maintain this Procon 102A140F11PA rotary vane pump?

A.

• Remove any remaining fluid from the pump by following the manufacturer's guidelines.
• Disassemble the pump carefully, referring to the manufacturer's instructions.
• Clean the pump components using a mild detergent and water solution, ensuring all debris and residue are removed.
• Rinse the components thoroughly with clean water to remove any detergent residue.
• Allow the components to air dry completely before reassembling the pump.
• Reassemble the pump following the manufacturer's guidelines.
• Inspect and replace any worn or damaged parts as needed.
• Lubricate the pump according to the manufacturer's recommendations.
• Reconnect the pump to the power source and test its operation to ensure it is functioning correctly.

Q. What factors should I consider while choosing this pump?

A.

• Ensure the pump can handle the necessary pressure levels.
• Verify if the pump's materials are compatible with the fluids being pumped.
• Check if the pump's dimensions fit your installation space.
• Assess the ease of maintenance and serviceability.
• Ensure the pump is compatible with your available power source.