Available with flow rates up to 2,000 gpm, Verus
Max pumps are designed for large commercial applications where flow rate and
turnover demands are high.
Pumps in the same class are often times over-engineered resulting in unnecessary costs being passed onto the customer. Utilising a practical and robust design approach, Verus Max pumps offer exceptional value without compromising on quality or performance.
Pumps in the same class are often times over-engineered resulting in unnecessary costs being passed onto the customer. Utilising a practical and robust design approach, Verus Max pumps offer exceptional value without compromising on quality or performance.
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| Versus Max without optional strainer pot |
Thanks to its relatively light weight for its size,
installation and maintenance of Verus Max is simple compared to metallic pumps
with similar capacities.
Designed for the most challenging of aquatic system environments, Verus Max pumps are constructed using rugged and reliable components which include an IE2-rated TEFC motor, stainless steel hardware and glass reinforced thermoplastic housing.
Please allow up to twelve weeks for delivery. One-year warranty.
Designed for the most challenging of aquatic system environments, Verus Max pumps are constructed using rugged and reliable components which include an IE2-rated TEFC motor, stainless steel hardware and glass reinforced thermoplastic housing.
Please allow up to twelve weeks for delivery. One-year warranty.
Features
• Aquaculture-duty TEFC motors, with IP55 rating.
• Class F Motor Insulation, IE2 rated.
• Suitable for use with Variable Frequency Drives.
• 316SS internal hardware, saltwater-rated.
• Heat-resistant mechanical seal with 316SS
construction.
• Robust injection-molded components made of glass
reinforced thermoplastic.
• ANSI 8” suction and discharge ports.
• Optional strainer pot and flange kits available.
• Available in three-phase ratings. All models are
CE and TUV approved.• Salt/Seawater approved up to 40ppt salt
concentration.
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