In-line pump with dry-running motor, TP 100-170/4 A-F-A-BQQE-LX3 96109306

Grundfos TP in-line pumps – efficient solutions for various installations

The in-line pump with dry-running motor, model TP 100-170/4 A-F-A-BQQE-LX3, is an advanced solution from Grundfos, designed for use in heating, air conditioning, potable water distribution systems and in industry. The pump's design allows for easy installation in the pipeline, and its vertical construction minimizes space requirements. This is a solid device that will work well in both new and existing installations.

Construction and advantages

Grundfos TP pumps are characterized by a spiral design with a short coupling and flanges PN 16 (DIN EN 1092-2 and ISO 7005-2) ensuring a tight connection with the pipeline. A key feature is the ability to remove the drive head from above ("top-pull-out"), which greatly facilitates servicing and maintenance without the need to disassemble the entire pump from the installation – saving time and costs is key! In addition, the pump body and drive head are electrolytically coated, which increases their corrosion resistance and extends the life of the device. An asynchronous motor cooled by a fan ensures reliable operation and energy efficiency.

• High hydraulic efficiency: Provides optimal flow and minimizes energy losses.

• "Top-pull-out" design: Allows easy access to components requiring servicing without the need to disassemble the pump from the installation.

• Increased corrosion resistance: Electrolytic coating protects against the negative effects of the environment.

• Versatility of application: It will work in heating, air conditioning, potable water distribution systems and in industry.

• Quiet operation: Motors with IE3 efficiency class minimize noise during pump operation.

• Safety: Equipped with an unburdened seal with a rubber diaphragm in accordance with DIN EN 12756.

Applications

The TP 100-170/4 A-F-A-BQQE-LX3 pump is ideal for:

• Heating installations: Circulation of domestic hot water and central heating.

• Air conditioning systems: Cooling water in precision air conditioning systems.

• Potable water distribution: Increasing water pressure in water supply networks.

• Industrial processes: Transport of process liquids in various industries.