Jabsco Par-Max HD4 Heavy Duty Water Pressure Pump - 12V - 4 GPM - 4...
Description
Description
Par-Max HD4 Heavy Duty Water Pressure Pump - 12V - 4 GPM - 40 PSI
HD (Heavy Duty) models include a wider diameter motor with a powder coated shell, cast aluminum endbells and lower housing to improve pressure capability and life. Available in configurations up to 6 GPM (23 LPM) and 60 PSI (4.1 BAR), these pumps deliver exceptional performance.
Standard models provide good performance in an economical footprint. These configurations are available in 1-3 GPM, perfect for vessels with 1-3 outlets. A plastic housing protects the motors on these units from corrosion.
Features:
- Co-molded diaphragm technology for long life and durability
- HD models feature heavy duty, motors and cast aluminum lower housings which allow for longlife, even at high pressures
- Efficient and quiet operation
- Integrated, sealed pressure switch for on-demand operation
- Self-priming allows for installation versatility
- Can run dry without damage
- Quick connect ports for ease of installation, servicing, and maintenance
- Vibration dampening mounting feet
- Equipped with integrated bypass module to reduce cycling and provide smoother flow
Specifications
Specifications
Identification
| MPN | Q401J-115S-3A |
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| Barcode | 671880841863 |
General
| Motor design | Brushed, permanent magnet TENV |
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| Diaphragm | Co-molded TPV |
| Check valves | EPDM |
| Max inlet pressure | 30 PSI (2.1 Bar) |
| Fluid temperature range | 32°F – 140°F (0°C – 60°C) |
| Dry self-priming capability | 7ft min (2.13m/min) |
| Certifications | CE, ISO8846, RCM |
Physical
| Pumphead upper housing material | Glass fiber reinforced polypropylene |
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Certifications & Protection
| Ingress Protection | IPX6 |
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Available Method: Ground
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* ALL WARRANTY IS THROUGH MANUFACTURE *
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including ANTIMONY OXIDE (ANTIMONY TRIOXIDE) which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to 