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Pressurised clean-water transfer and compatible irrigation applications.
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DAB KVCX 45-120 M Multi-Stage Centrifugal Pump 240v
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DAB KVCX 45-120 M Multi-Stage Centrifugal Pump 240v
57060
£570.60
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The DAB KVCX 45-120 M Multi-Stage Centrifugal Pump 240v is a DAB multi-stage centrifugal pump intended for pressurised clean-water transfer and compatible irrigation applications.
Selecting a pump requires matching the water source, required flow, delivery head, pipework and control arrangement to the installation rather than choosing on model name alone.
Key benefits
- Designed for pressurised clean-water transfer and compatible irrigation applications
- DAB professional water-pumping equipment
- Suitable for compatible horticultural irrigation and water-distribution installations
- Stated supply: 240V
Pump installation & system design
Provide a suitable clean-water supply to the pump and install suction and delivery pipework to minimise unnecessary restriction and air ingress. Prime the pump where required by the model before operation.
System design should account for required flow and total head, including elevation and pipe/friction losses.
Selecting the correct pump
Confirm the required duty point before selecting a pump. Flow and pressure/head are linked, so maximum figures should never be treated as simultaneously available unless the manufacturer's pump curve shows that operating point.
Also consider water quality, suction conditions, pipe diameter, elevation, control method and how the irrigation system behaves as zones open and close.
Electrical installation & commissioning
Follow DAB installation instructions and applicable electrical requirements. Fixed electrical work should be carried out by a suitably competent person. Protect the pump and controls using the arrangements specified for the installation.
After commissioning, check for leaks, abnormal noise, cycling, loss of prime and correct operation across the expected irrigation demand.
Maintenance
Inspect strainers, water source, pipework and connections periodically. Investigate changes in flow, pressure, noise or cycling rather than continuing to run a pump that is operating abnormally.
DAB KVCX 45-120 M Multi-Stage Centrifugal Pump 240v product details
| Brand | DAB |
|---|---|
| Product type | Multi-stage centrifugal pump |
| Primary use | pressurised clean-water transfer and compatible irrigation applications |
| Stated supply | 240V |
Manufacturer technical data
Figures are from the DAB manufacturer technical documentation for the named model. Manufacturer figures are quoted at the stated flow points; maximum head and maximum flow do not occur together. For models with a different suffix or bundled control, verify the exact product code/nameplate before specifying an installation.
| Supply | 1 × 230 V, 50 Hz |
|---|---|
| Maximum input power (P1) | 2.83 kW |
| Nominal motor output (P2) | 1.8 kW |
| Nominal current | 13.4 A |
| Head at zero flow | 62.4 m |
| Head at 100 L/min | 51.4 m |
| Head at 200 L/min | 17.0 m |
| Suction / discharge | G 1¼ / G 1¼ |
| Maximum system operating pressure | 12 bar |
Manufacturer technical reference: DAB technical documentation.
DAB KVCX 45-120 M Multi-Stage Centrifugal Pump 240v FAQs
What electrical supply is stated for this model?
The product title states 240V. Confirm the complete electrical requirements in the current DAB documentation before installation. How do I know whether this pump is large enough?
Determine the required flow and total head for the installation, then compare that duty point with the current DAB pump curve for the exact model. Can I choose a pump using maximum flow alone?
No. Pump flow changes with head and system resistance. Select against the required operating point rather than a single maximum figure. What pipe size should I use?
Size pipework for the required flow, run length and acceptable friction loss, while following the pump connection and installation requirements. Who should carry out the electrical installation?
Follow DAB instructions and applicable electrical requirements. Fixed electrical work should be completed by a suitably competent person. What should I check if pump performance drops?
Check the water source, intake or strainer, suction conditions where applicable, pipework, leaks and system demand before assuming the pump itself has failed.
The DAB Divertron 900 is a DAB submersible water pump intended for pumping clean water from suitable tanks, wells or water-storage applications.
Selecting a pump requires matching the water source, required flow, delivery head, pipework and control arrangement to the installation rather than choosing on model name alone.
Key benefits
- Designed for pumping clean water from suitable tanks, wells or water-storage applications
- DAB professional water-pumping equipment
- Suitable for compatible horticultural irrigation and water-distribution installations
Submersible water pumping
Install the pump only in a water source and configuration suitable for the model. Keep intake areas clear of debris and ensure the pump remains within the manufacturer's permitted operating conditions.
Check water level and installation requirements before operation; a submersible pump should not be assumed suitable for every water quality or dry-running condition.
Selecting the correct pump
Confirm the required duty point before selecting a pump. Flow and pressure/head are linked, so maximum figures should never be treated as simultaneously available unless the manufacturer's pump curve shows that operating point.
Also consider water quality, suction conditions, pipe diameter, elevation, control method and how the irrigation system behaves as zones open and close.
Electrical installation & commissioning
Follow DAB installation instructions and applicable electrical requirements. Fixed electrical work should be carried out by a suitably competent person. Protect the pump and controls using the arrangements specified for the installation.
After commissioning, check for leaks, abnormal noise, cycling, loss of prime and correct operation across the expected irrigation demand.
Maintenance
Inspect strainers, water source, pipework and connections periodically. Investigate changes in flow, pressure, noise or cycling rather than continuing to run a pump that is operating abnormally.
DAB Divertron 900 product details
| Brand | DAB |
|---|---|
| Product type | Submersible water pump |
| Primary use | pumping clean water from suitable tanks, wells or water-storage applications |
Manufacturer technical data
These are reference figures for the named pump family or hydraulic curve, not a confirmed specification for every suffix or control-package variant. Manufacturer figures are quoted at the stated flow points; maximum head and maximum flow do not occur together. For models with a different suffix or bundled control, verify the exact product code/nameplate before specifying an installation.
| Supply | 230 V, 50 Hz, single phase |
|---|---|
| Maximum head at zero flow | 45.8 m |
| Head at 40 L/min | 35.6 m |
| Head at 60 L/min | 25.2 m |
| Head at 80 L/min | 11.9 m |
| Maximum input power (range) | Up to 920 W (Divertron family) |
| Discharge connection | 1 inch |
| Pump diameter | 160 mm |
| Protection rating | IP68 |
| Power cable | 15 m with plug |
Manufacturer technical reference: DAB technical documentation.
DAB Divertron 900 FAQs
What is this pump intended for?
Pumping clean water from suitable tanks, wells or water-storage applications. How do I know whether this pump is large enough?
Determine the required flow and total head for the installation, then compare that duty point with the current DAB pump curve for the exact model. Can I choose a pump using maximum flow alone?
No. Pump flow changes with head and system resistance. Select against the required operating point rather than a single maximum figure. What pipe size should I use?
Size pipework for the required flow, run length and acceptable friction loss, while following the pump connection and installation requirements. Who should carry out the electrical installation?
Follow DAB instructions and applicable electrical requirements. Fixed electrical work should be completed by a suitably competent person. What should I check if pump performance drops?
Check the water source, intake or strainer, suction conditions where applicable, pipework, leaks and system demand before assuming the pump itself has failed.
The DAB Aquajet 82 MG IE2 is a DAB automatic pressure / booster pump system intended for pressurised water supply for compatible irrigation and water-distribution systems.
Selecting a pump requires matching the water source, required flow, delivery head, pipework and control arrangement to the installation rather than choosing on model name alone.
Key benefits
- Designed for pressurised water supply for compatible irrigation and water-distribution systems
- DAB professional water-pumping equipment
- Suitable for compatible horticultural irrigation and water-distribution installations
- IE2 motor-efficiency designation stated
Pressurised water supply
Use the booster system where a compatible water supply requires controlled pressure for downstream irrigation or distribution. Size pipework and demand so the system can operate within the manufacturer's performance envelope.
Check pressure settings, vessel/system condition and downstream demand during commissioning.
Selecting the correct pump
Confirm the required duty point before selecting a pump. Flow and pressure/head are linked, so maximum figures should never be treated as simultaneously available unless the manufacturer's pump curve shows that operating point.
Also consider water quality, suction conditions, pipe diameter, elevation, control method and how the irrigation system behaves as zones open and close.
Electrical installation & commissioning
Follow DAB installation instructions and applicable electrical requirements. Fixed electrical work should be carried out by a suitably competent person. Protect the pump and controls using the arrangements specified for the installation.
After commissioning, check for leaks, abnormal noise, cycling, loss of prime and correct operation across the expected irrigation demand.
Maintenance
Inspect strainers, water source, pipework and connections periodically. Investigate changes in flow, pressure, noise or cycling rather than continuing to run a pump that is operating abnormally.
DAB Aquajet 82 MG IE2 product details
| Brand | DAB |
|---|---|
| Product type | Automatic pressure / booster pump system |
| Primary use | pressurised water supply for compatible irrigation and water-distribution systems |
| Motor designation | IE2 |
Manufacturer technical data
These are reference figures for the named pump family or hydraulic curve, not a confirmed specification for every suffix or control-package variant. Manufacturer figures are quoted at the stated flow points; maximum head and maximum flow do not occur together. For models with a different suffix or bundled control, verify the exact product code/nameplate before specifying an installation.
| Expansion vessel | 20 L |
|---|---|
| Maximum system operating pressure | 8 bar |
| Head at zero flow (AquaJet 82 M curve) | 47 m |
| Head at 30 L/min (AquaJet 82 M curve) | 30 m |
| Head at 60 L/min (AquaJet 82 M curve) | 20.3 m |
Manufacturer technical reference: DAB technical documentation.
DAB Aquajet 82 MG IE2 FAQs
What is this pump intended for?
Pressurised water supply for compatible irrigation and water-distribution systems. How do I know whether this pump is large enough?
Determine the required flow and total head for the installation, then compare that duty point with the current DAB pump curve for the exact model. Can I choose a pump using maximum flow alone?
No. Pump flow changes with head and system resistance. Select against the required operating point rather than a single maximum figure. What pipe size should I use?
Size pipework for the required flow, run length and acceptable friction loss, while following the pump connection and installation requirements. Who should carry out the electrical installation?
Follow DAB instructions and applicable electrical requirements. Fixed electrical work should be completed by a suitably competent person. What should I check if pump performance drops?
Check the water source, intake or strainer, suction conditions where applicable, pipework, leaks and system demand before assuming the pump itself has failed.
The DAB AquaJet 132 M-G is a DAB automatic pressure / booster pump system intended for pressurised water supply for compatible irrigation and water-distribution systems.
Selecting a pump requires matching the water source, required flow, delivery head, pipework and control arrangement to the installation rather than choosing on model name alone.
Key benefits
- Designed for pressurised water supply for compatible irrigation and water-distribution systems
- DAB professional water-pumping equipment
- Suitable for compatible horticultural irrigation and water-distribution installations
Pressurised water supply
Use the booster system where a compatible water supply requires controlled pressure for downstream irrigation or distribution. Size pipework and demand so the system can operate within the manufacturer's performance envelope.
Check pressure settings, vessel/system condition and downstream demand during commissioning.
Selecting the correct pump
Confirm the required duty point before selecting a pump. Flow and pressure/head are linked, so maximum figures should never be treated as simultaneously available unless the manufacturer's pump curve shows that operating point.
Also consider water quality, suction conditions, pipe diameter, elevation, control method and how the irrigation system behaves as zones open and close.
Electrical installation & commissioning
Follow DAB installation instructions and applicable electrical requirements. Fixed electrical work should be carried out by a suitably competent person. Protect the pump and controls using the arrangements specified for the installation.
After commissioning, check for leaks, abnormal noise, cycling, loss of prime and correct operation across the expected irrigation demand.
Maintenance
Inspect strainers, water source, pipework and connections periodically. Investigate changes in flow, pressure, noise or cycling rather than continuing to run a pump that is operating abnormally.
DAB AquaJet 132 M-G product details
| Brand | DAB |
|---|---|
| Product type | Automatic pressure / booster pump system |
| Primary use | pressurised water supply for compatible irrigation and water-distribution systems |
Manufacturer technical data
These are reference figures for the named pump family or hydraulic curve, not a confirmed specification for every suffix or control-package variant. Manufacturer figures are quoted at the stated flow points; maximum head and maximum flow do not occur together. For models with a different suffix or bundled control, verify the exact product code/nameplate before specifying an installation.
| Expansion vessel | 20 L |
|---|---|
| Maximum system operating pressure | 8 bar |
| Head at zero flow (AquaJet 132 M curve) | 48.3 m |
| Head at 40 L/min (AquaJet 132 M curve) | 37.6 m |
| Head at 80 L/min (AquaJet 132 M curve) | 27.2 m |
Manufacturer technical reference: DAB technical documentation.
DAB AquaJet 132 M-G FAQs
What is this pump intended for?
Pressurised water supply for compatible irrigation and water-distribution systems. How do I know whether this pump is large enough?
Determine the required flow and total head for the installation, then compare that duty point with the current DAB pump curve for the exact model. Can I choose a pump using maximum flow alone?
No. Pump flow changes with head and system resistance. Select against the required operating point rather than a single maximum figure. What pipe size should I use?
Size pipework for the required flow, run length and acceptable friction loss, while following the pump connection and installation requirements. Who should carry out the electrical installation?
Follow DAB instructions and applicable electrical requirements. Fixed electrical work should be completed by a suitably competent person. What should I check if pump performance drops?
Check the water source, intake or strainer, suction conditions where applicable, pipework, leaks and system demand before assuming the pump itself has failed.
The DAB Jet 82 M with Control D IE2 is a DAB self-priming centrifugal pump intended for clean-water transfer and compatible irrigation or pressure applications.
Selecting a pump requires matching the water source, required flow, delivery head, pipework and control arrangement to the installation rather than choosing on model name alone.
Key benefits
- Designed for clean-water transfer and compatible irrigation or pressure applications
- DAB professional water-pumping equipment
- Suitable for compatible horticultural irrigation and water-distribution installations
- Control D referenced in model
- IE2 motor-efficiency designation stated
Pump installation & system design
Provide a suitable clean-water supply to the pump and install suction and delivery pipework to minimise unnecessary restriction and air ingress. Prime the pump where required by the model before operation.
System design should account for required flow and total head, including elevation and pipe/friction losses.
Selecting the correct pump
Confirm the required duty point before selecting a pump. Flow and pressure/head are linked, so maximum figures should never be treated as simultaneously available unless the manufacturer's pump curve shows that operating point.
Also consider water quality, suction conditions, pipe diameter, elevation, control method and how the irrigation system behaves as zones open and close.
Electrical installation & commissioning
Follow DAB installation instructions and applicable electrical requirements. Fixed electrical work should be carried out by a suitably competent person. Protect the pump and controls using the arrangements specified for the installation.
After commissioning, check for leaks, abnormal noise, cycling, loss of prime and correct operation across the expected irrigation demand.
Maintenance
Inspect strainers, water source, pipework and connections periodically. Investigate changes in flow, pressure, noise or cycling rather than continuing to run a pump that is operating abnormally.
DAB Jet 82 M with Control D IE2 product details
| Brand | DAB |
|---|---|
| Product type | Self-priming centrifugal pump |
| Primary use | clean-water transfer and compatible irrigation or pressure applications |
| Control | Control D |
| Motor designation | IE2 |
Manufacturer technical data
These are reference figures for the named pump family or hydraulic curve, not a confirmed specification for every suffix or control-package variant. Manufacturer figures are quoted at the stated flow points; maximum head and maximum flow do not occur together. For models with a different suffix or bundled control, verify the exact product code/nameplate before specifying an installation.
| Head at zero flow (JET 82 M-P curve) | 47 m |
|---|---|
| Head at 30 L/min (JET 82 M-P curve) | 30 m |
| Head at 60 L/min (JET 82 M-P curve) | 20.3 m |
Manufacturer technical reference: DAB technical documentation.
DAB Jet 82 M with Control D IE2 FAQs
What is this pump intended for?
Clean-water transfer and compatible irrigation or pressure applications. How do I know whether this pump is large enough?
Determine the required flow and total head for the installation, then compare that duty point with the current DAB pump curve for the exact model. Can I choose a pump using maximum flow alone?
No. Pump flow changes with head and system resistance. Select against the required operating point rather than a single maximum figure. What pipe size should I use?
Size pipework for the required flow, run length and acceptable friction loss, while following the pump connection and installation requirements. Who should carry out the electrical installation?
Follow DAB instructions and applicable electrical requirements. Fixed electrical work should be completed by a suitably competent person. What should I check if pump performance drops?
Check the water source, intake or strainer, suction conditions where applicable, pipework, leaks and system demand before assuming the pump itself has failed.
The DAB Jet 251 M-P IE2 is a DAB self-priming centrifugal pump intended for clean-water transfer and compatible irrigation or pressure applications.
Selecting a pump requires matching the water source, required flow, delivery head, pipework and control arrangement to the installation rather than choosing on model name alone.
Key benefits
- Designed for clean-water transfer and compatible irrigation or pressure applications
- DAB professional water-pumping equipment
- Suitable for compatible horticultural irrigation and water-distribution installations
- IE2 motor-efficiency designation stated
Pump installation & system design
Provide a suitable clean-water supply to the pump and install suction and delivery pipework to minimise unnecessary restriction and air ingress. Prime the pump where required by the model before operation.
System design should account for required flow and total head, including elevation and pipe/friction losses.
Selecting the correct pump
Confirm the required duty point before selecting a pump. Flow and pressure/head are linked, so maximum figures should never be treated as simultaneously available unless the manufacturer's pump curve shows that operating point.
Also consider water quality, suction conditions, pipe diameter, elevation, control method and how the irrigation system behaves as zones open and close.
Electrical installation & commissioning
Follow DAB installation instructions and applicable electrical requirements. Fixed electrical work should be carried out by a suitably competent person. Protect the pump and controls using the arrangements specified for the installation.
After commissioning, check for leaks, abnormal noise, cycling, loss of prime and correct operation across the expected irrigation demand.
Maintenance
Inspect strainers, water source, pipework and connections periodically. Investigate changes in flow, pressure, noise or cycling rather than continuing to run a pump that is operating abnormally.
DAB Jet 251 M-P IE2 product details
| Brand | DAB |
|---|---|
| Product type | Self-priming centrifugal pump |
| Primary use | clean-water transfer and compatible irrigation or pressure applications |
| Motor designation | IE2 |
Manufacturer technical data
Figures are from the DAB manufacturer technical documentation for the named model. Manufacturer figures are quoted at the stated flow points; maximum head and maximum flow do not occur together. For models with a different suffix or bundled control, verify the exact product code/nameplate before specifying an installation.
| Supply | 1 × 220–240 V, 50 Hz |
|---|---|
| Maximum input power (P1) | 2.0 kW |
| Nominal motor output (P2) | 1.85 kW / 2.5 HP |
| Nominal current | 10 A |
| Suction connection | G 1¼ |
| Discharge connection | G 1 |
Manufacturer technical reference: DAB technical documentation.
DAB Jet 251 M-P IE2 FAQs
What is this pump intended for?
Clean-water transfer and compatible irrigation or pressure applications. How do I know whether this pump is large enough?
Determine the required flow and total head for the installation, then compare that duty point with the current DAB pump curve for the exact model. Can I choose a pump using maximum flow alone?
No. Pump flow changes with head and system resistance. Select against the required operating point rather than a single maximum figure. What pipe size should I use?
Size pipework for the required flow, run length and acceptable friction loss, while following the pump connection and installation requirements. Who should carry out the electrical installation?
Follow DAB instructions and applicable electrical requirements. Fixed electrical work should be completed by a suitably competent person. What should I check if pump performance drops?
Check the water source, intake or strainer, suction conditions where applicable, pipework, leaks and system demand before assuming the pump itself has failed.
The DAB Jet 132 M with Control D IE2 is a DAB self-priming centrifugal pump intended for clean-water transfer and compatible irrigation or pressure applications.
Selecting a pump requires matching the water source, required flow, delivery head, pipework and control arrangement to the installation rather than choosing on model name alone.
Key benefits
- Designed for clean-water transfer and compatible irrigation or pressure applications
- DAB professional water-pumping equipment
- Suitable for compatible horticultural irrigation and water-distribution installations
- Control D referenced in model
- IE2 motor-efficiency designation stated
Pump installation & system design
Provide a suitable clean-water supply to the pump and install suction and delivery pipework to minimise unnecessary restriction and air ingress. Prime the pump where required by the model before operation.
System design should account for required flow and total head, including elevation and pipe/friction losses.
Selecting the correct pump
Confirm the required duty point before selecting a pump. Flow and pressure/head are linked, so maximum figures should never be treated as simultaneously available unless the manufacturer's pump curve shows that operating point.
Also consider water quality, suction conditions, pipe diameter, elevation, control method and how the irrigation system behaves as zones open and close.
Electrical installation & commissioning
Follow DAB installation instructions and applicable electrical requirements. Fixed electrical work should be carried out by a suitably competent person. Protect the pump and controls using the arrangements specified for the installation.
After commissioning, check for leaks, abnormal noise, cycling, loss of prime and correct operation across the expected irrigation demand.
Maintenance
Inspect strainers, water source, pipework and connections periodically. Investigate changes in flow, pressure, noise or cycling rather than continuing to run a pump that is operating abnormally.
DAB Jet 132 M with Control D IE2 product details
| Brand | DAB |
|---|---|
| Product type | Self-priming centrifugal pump |
| Primary use | clean-water transfer and compatible irrigation or pressure applications |
| Control | Control D |
| Motor designation | IE2 |
Manufacturer technical data
These are reference figures for the named pump family or hydraulic curve, not a confirmed specification for every suffix or control-package variant. Manufacturer figures are quoted at the stated flow points; maximum head and maximum flow do not occur together. For models with a different suffix or bundled control, verify the exact product code/nameplate before specifying an installation.
| Head at zero flow (JET 132 M-P curve) | 48.3 m |
|---|---|
| Head at 40 L/min (JET 132 M-P curve) | 37.6 m |
| Head at 80 L/min (JET 132 M-P curve) | 27.2 m |
Manufacturer technical reference: DAB technical documentation.
DAB Jet 132 M with Control D IE2 FAQs
What is this pump intended for?
Clean-water transfer and compatible irrigation or pressure applications. How do I know whether this pump is large enough?
Determine the required flow and total head for the installation, then compare that duty point with the current DAB pump curve for the exact model. Can I choose a pump using maximum flow alone?
No. Pump flow changes with head and system resistance. Select against the required operating point rather than a single maximum figure. What pipe size should I use?
Size pipework for the required flow, run length and acceptable friction loss, while following the pump connection and installation requirements. Who should carry out the electrical installation?
Follow DAB instructions and applicable electrical requirements. Fixed electrical work should be completed by a suitably competent person. What should I check if pump performance drops?
Check the water source, intake or strainer, suction conditions where applicable, pipework, leaks and system demand before assuming the pump itself has failed.
The DAB Jet 102 M with Control D IE2 is a DAB self-priming centrifugal pump intended for clean-water transfer and compatible irrigation or pressure applications.
Selecting a pump requires matching the water source, required flow, delivery head, pipework and control arrangement to the installation rather than choosing on model name alone.
Key benefits
- Designed for clean-water transfer and compatible irrigation or pressure applications
- DAB professional water-pumping equipment
- Suitable for compatible horticultural irrigation and water-distribution installations
- Control D referenced in model
- IE2 motor-efficiency designation stated
Pump installation & system design
Provide a suitable clean-water supply to the pump and install suction and delivery pipework to minimise unnecessary restriction and air ingress. Prime the pump where required by the model before operation.
System design should account for required flow and total head, including elevation and pipe/friction losses.
Selecting the correct pump
Confirm the required duty point before selecting a pump. Flow and pressure/head are linked, so maximum figures should never be treated as simultaneously available unless the manufacturer's pump curve shows that operating point.
Also consider water quality, suction conditions, pipe diameter, elevation, control method and how the irrigation system behaves as zones open and close.
Electrical installation & commissioning
Follow DAB installation instructions and applicable electrical requirements. Fixed electrical work should be carried out by a suitably competent person. Protect the pump and controls using the arrangements specified for the installation.
After commissioning, check for leaks, abnormal noise, cycling, loss of prime and correct operation across the expected irrigation demand.
Maintenance
Inspect strainers, water source, pipework and connections periodically. Investigate changes in flow, pressure, noise or cycling rather than continuing to run a pump that is operating abnormally.
DAB Jet 102 M with Control D IE2 product details
| Brand | DAB |
|---|---|
| Product type | Self-priming centrifugal pump |
| Primary use | clean-water transfer and compatible irrigation or pressure applications |
| Control | Control D |
| Motor designation | IE2 |
Manufacturer technical data
These are reference figures for the named pump family or hydraulic curve, not a confirmed specification for every suffix or control-package variant. Manufacturer figures are quoted at the stated flow points; maximum head and maximum flow do not occur together. For models with a different suffix or bundled control, verify the exact product code/nameplate before specifying an installation.
| Head at zero flow (JET 102 M-P curve) | 53.8 m |
|---|---|
| Head at 30 L/min (JET 102 M-P curve) | 36.3 m |
| Head at 60 L/min (JET 102 M-P curve) | 25.8 m |
Manufacturer technical reference: DAB technical documentation.
DAB Jet 102 M with Control D IE2 FAQs
What is this pump intended for?
Clean-water transfer and compatible irrigation or pressure applications. How do I know whether this pump is large enough?
Determine the required flow and total head for the installation, then compare that duty point with the current DAB pump curve for the exact model. Can I choose a pump using maximum flow alone?
No. Pump flow changes with head and system resistance. Select against the required operating point rather than a single maximum figure. What pipe size should I use?
Size pipework for the required flow, run length and acceptable friction loss, while following the pump connection and installation requirements. Who should carry out the electrical installation?
Follow DAB instructions and applicable electrical requirements. Fixed electrical work should be completed by a suitably competent person. What should I check if pump performance drops?
Check the water source, intake or strainer, suction conditions where applicable, pipework, leaks and system demand before assuming the pump itself has failed.
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