Dab Pumps - Jetcom 132 M Self-Priming Pump with MAS Control - West Coast Warehouses

Brand: Dab Pumps

DAB Jetcom 132 M Self-Priming Pump with MAS Control

The DAB Jetcom 132 M is a self-priming centrifugal pump with an internal ejector and diffuser, built for water supply where the pump has to pull its own suction. The pump body, impeller, diffuser and venturi tube are technopolymer, the motor support is die-cast aluminum, and the wear ring is stainless steel with a carbon/ceramic mechanical seal. The ejector design handles air bubbles and small amounts of sand without losing prime.

A 1.36 HP (1 kW) single phase motor runs on 115 V or 230 V and delivers up to 158 ft of head with an 87 PSI maximum working pressure and up to 26 ft of suction lift through 1 in NPT connections. The bundled MAS control starts the pump at 31.9 PSI, keeps it running on any flow above 0.21 GPM and stops it about 8 seconds after flow ceases, with run-dry protection that cuts power if the suction loses prime. No pressure tank or pressure switch is needed.

Available Options

• Jetcom 132 M with MAS control (70250007): 1.36 HP, 115 V / 230 V single phase, 1 in NPT

Specifications

• Item code: 70250007
• Controller: DAB MAS control MC/USA 1
• Motor: 1.36 HP (1 kW), 115 V / 230 V single phase, 60 Hz
• Current: 14.7 A at 115 V, 7.52 A at 230 V
• Maximum head: 158 ft (48.3 m)
• Maximum working pressure: 87 PSI (6 bar)
• Maximum suction lift: 26 ft (8 m)
• Suction and discharge: 1 in NPT
• Controller cut-in pressure: 31.9 PSI
• Liquid temperature: 32 F to 104 F
• Motor protection: IP44, terminal board IP55
• Insulation class: F
• Controller enclosure: NEMA 12
• Net weight: 23 lb (10.5 kg)

Key Features

• Self-priming with no hand priming required
• Internal ejector handles air bubbles and small amounts of sand
• MAS control runs the pump on demand with no pressure tank or switch
• Run-dry protection cuts power on loss of prime
• Dual voltage 115 V / 230 V motor
• Technopolymer hydraulics resist corrosion

Ideal Applications

• Domestic water supply from shallow wells and cisterns
• Small farms and gardening
• Irrigation and pressure boosting
• Hydroponic water supply and nutrient delivery
• General clean water movement