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Grundfos MAGNA3 32-80N-180 8 m
2"
 (97924343)

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$1,233.36
Main function: central heating; Pump type: centrifugal; Rotor type: wet; Max. flow (L/h): 10200; Max. head (m): 8; Min. fluid temperature (°С): -10; Max. fluid temperature (°C): 110; number of speeds: stepless adjustment; automatic operating mode; display; control panel; Max. power consumption (W): 144
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Grundfos MAGNA3 32-80N-180 8 m
2"
4.3 m
2"
6 m
2"
6.5 m
1 1/2"
8 m
2"
8.5 m
1 1/2"
10 m
2"
10.5 m
1 1/2"
13 m
1 1/2"
13 m
2"
auto modecontrol panel
Suitable for:central heating
Performance:10200 L/h
Max. head:8 m
Power consumption:144 W
Speeds:stepless adjustment
Connection type:thread
All specifications
Specifications MAGNA3 32-80N-180
Main
Main functioncentral heating
Designsingle head
Pump typecentrifugal
Rotor typewet
Specs
Max. flow10200 L/h
Max. head8 m
Max. operating pressure10 bar
Minimum fluid temperature-10 °С
Max. fluid temperature110 °С
Featuresstepless adjustment
automatic operating mode
display
control panel
Motor
Max. power consumption144 W
Mains voltage230 V
Motor typesynchronous
Shaft arrangementhorizontal
Shaft materialcermet
Connection
Connection typethread
Inlet/outlet arrangementcoaxially
Inlet2"
Outlet2"
More specs
Pump housing materialstainless steel
Impeller materialplastic
Country of brand originDenmark
Port-to-port length180 mm
Weight4.8 kg
Added to E-Catalogdecember 2016
P/N
97924343

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