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Canpump 2700 psi @ 10.8 L/min, 28 mm Shaft Pressure Washer Pump

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U32101
Canpump 2700 psi @ 10.8 L/min, 28 mm Shaft Pressure Washer Pump
$320.00

Description

The 1507C2 is a pump for the less common electric motors with 28 mm shaft compatibility. Nevertheless, this pump still carries the same quality and features that are common across our entire line-up of triplex pumps.

  • Model: 1507C2
  • Pressure: 2700 psi (186 bar)
  • Flow rate: 2.8 US gpm (10.8 L/min)
  • Power: 4 kW (5.5 hp)
  • RPM: 2900
  • Pump mechanism: Triplex plunger
  • Unloader valve: Detachable (bolt-on) unloader valve, pressure-adjustable with 20:1 detergent injector and built-in water filter
  • Inlet: ¾″ standard garden hose
  • Outlet: Quick-connect
  • Includes: Detergent tube with strainer and operating manual with spare parts list
  • Oil grade: SAE 15W-40 oil
  • Compatibility: Direct-drive electric motors made for 28 mm diameter shafts, B34 Frame N° 100/112
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Extra Information

Brand:
Canpump
Model:
1507C2
Pressure:
2,700 psi (186 bar)
Flow rate:
2.8 US gpm (10.8 L/min)
Power:
5.5 hp
RPM:
Full speed

    1 Reviews

  • Posted by Ian Price on 2nd Jun 2024

    5

    Beast of a machine

    Build quality is impressive, and especially at this price. Running a 4kW 3 phase 2 pole 112 frame motor from conon motor (purchased with flange mount plate, fits perfect) and powering it with single phase 240 via a bd600 3.7kW single to 3 phase VFD (3.7kW is conservative, rated for 5.5kW spikes, handles this application like a champ). Delivers 2500psi on a gauge thru a .035 nozzle, all day every day. Might be able to squeeze more out turning up the unloader but I'm hitting 4.0kW and so the vfd will pull the Hz back if I try to put more load on it. Currently using a cheap brass 1/2" flow switch on the water inlet side wired to the VFD to start and stop the motor when the trigger is pulled, but I've purchased the PA FL7 flow switch from here to go on the high pressure side, haven't got around to fitting it. This setup is for a stationary wash bay, if you need something mobile, go with a lighter motor, possibly even single phase DOL.

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