Features:
1. The water pump with a pressure switch will be automatically cut off when the pressure of water outlet is big enough.
2. High reliability, fast water outlet, high pressure, high stability.
3. Self priming, silent running, low power consumption.
4. Made of durable material, corrosion resistant, wear resistant, durable to use.
5. Used in industrial equipment, chemical equipment, ship, beverage filling, household cleaning, water purification and water treatment equipment, vehicle cleaning, agricultural spraying, artificial fogging, pipeline pressurization, air conditioning cleaning, cooling, coal metallurgy, Garden spraying, etc.
Specification:
Condition: Brand New
Item Type: Water Pump
Model: YA24 100
Voltage: 24V
Maximum Power: 100W
Maximum Pressure: 11KG
Working Pressure: 7KG
Opening Flow: 8L M
Vertical Suction: 1.5M
Lift: 110M
Package List:
1 * Water Pump
Note:
1. Please allow slight error due to manual measurement. Thanks for your understanding.
2. Monitors are not calibrated same, item color displayed in photos may be showing slightly different from the real object. Please take the real one as standard.
Operation Instruction:
1. Connect the pump to the inlet and outlet pipes. It must be ensured that the connection between the inlet and outlet pipes and the pump is tight, otherwise it will cause low pressure or water leakage;
Tip: There are arrows on the pump cover to indicate the direction of water in and out, and the direction of the arrow is the direction of water discharge;
2. Install the filter at the inlet end, and the filter density should be above 80 mesh (ie, 80 holes per square centimeter).
3. Connect the micro diaphragm pump to the motor. The electrical parameters of the connected power supply must meet the input requirements of the motor.
4. Turn on the power and the motor pump starts to run.
5. The water is discharged for 5 10 seconds, drain the air in the pump and the pipeline, and after the water is stable, temporarily turn off the power and connect the water gun or pump head.
6. Turn on the power to work
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