grundfos 25/50

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Whats the difference between a Grundfos 25/50 and a 15/50 and are they inter changable.
 
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port size, one is 15mm the other is 25mm(1inch)

second difference is length, 25/50 will usually be longer.(cant remember but 130 and 180 spring to mind)
 
Interesting quetion.

Talking about the Alpha 2 the other day, Grundfos informed the custard that there is no difference between the 25/50 and the 15/50.

According to them the 25 signifies it's use in Ireland.
 
Interesting quetion.

Talking about the Alpha 2 the other day, Grundfos informed the custard that there is no difference between the 25/50 and the 15/50.

According to them the 25 signifies it's use in Ireland.

utter rowlocks John :LOL: :LOL: :LOL:
 
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i've always understood that it is
maximum height of system x maximum capacity of the water content

so a 15 / 50 can have 15 metres height of system x 50 cubic metres of water in it before it becomes difficult for the pump to circulate the water

maybe someone else can confirm or say thats Bollx!!! :LOL:
 
Interesting quetion.

Talking about the Alpha 2 the other day, Grundfos informed the custard that there is no difference between the 25/50 and the 15/50.

According to them the 25 signifies it's use in Ireland.

utter rowlocks John :LOL: :LOL: :LOL:

Scruff, got to talk to the Grundfoss guy and he tells me that the Alpha2 15/ series is identical to the Alpha2 25/ series. They use the code 25 so they will be able to spot pumps that come in Ireladn from the UK.

:rolleyes:
 
i've always understood that it is
maximum height of system x maximum capacity of the water content

so a 15 / 50 can have 15 metres height of system x 50 cubic metres of water in it before it becomes difficult for the pump to circulate the water

maybe someone else can confirm or say thats Bollx!!! :LOL:



Pump numbers denote port size 15/25/32/40 etc and then the head in dm 50 is 5 metres,60-6,80-8,120-12.

Head is an irrelevance really as resistance in kpa is what you'd size by.
 

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