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Johnson Pump CM90 Circulation Pump - 17.2GPM - 12V - 3/4" Outlet
SKU 58195·Washdown / Pressure Pumps
$541.48
CM90 Circulation Pump - 17.2GPM - 12V - 3/4" OutletCM90 circulation pumps are a line of compact magnetic driven centrifugal pumps which combine high flow rates with very low electric current consumption. Suitable for ...
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CM90 circulation pumps are a line of compact magnetic driven centrifugal pumps which combine high flow rates with very low electric current consumption. Suitable for fresh water, ethylene glycol and salt water circulation. Glass-fiber reinforced PPA body.
Specifications:
CM90 circulation pumps are a line of compact magnetic driven centrifugal pumps which combine high flow rates with very low electric current consumption. Suitable for fresh water, ethylene glycol and salt water circulation. Glass-fiber reinforced PPA body.
Specifications:
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System Pressure:-0.3 to 3.0 bar; stationary max. 4.0 bar
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Liquid: Water/glycol mixture; max. 60% glycol, fresh and salt water
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Motor service life: More than 5,000 hours at nominal voltage, 10,000 start/stops. Interchangeable motor
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Dry running: 30 minutes
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Dimensions: 244mm L x 120mm W x 150mm H
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Weight: 6.6lbs
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Capacity: 17.2 GPM
- Ports: 3/4"
BrandJohnson Pump
SKU58195
UPC7330717013172
TypeWashdown / Pressure Pumps
Weight6.7 lb
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- Genuine Johnson Pump product from an authorized dealer.
- Ships from US distribution.
- Questions about fit or installation? Contact us before you order.
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