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- Model Type: Maxmech likely offers a 0.5HP surface pump that falls under the “QB-60” peripheral pump category, which is common for this power and flow.
- Maximum Head (Height): Typically ranges from 28 to 35 meters. This is the maximum vertical distance the pump can push water.
- Maximum Suction Lift: Around 7 to 8 meters.
- Maximum Flow Rate: Usually between 25 to 35 liters per minute (L/min), or roughly 1,500 to 2,100 liters per hour.
- Inlet/Outlet Size: Commonly 1 inch x 1 inch.
- Voltage: Single-phase 220V-240V AC (50Hz), suitable for standard household electrical outlets in Kenya.
- Impeller Material: Often brass for durability.
- Pump Body: Typically cast iron, but the “copper” refers specifically to the motor windings.
Category: Electrical powertools
Tag: MQB-60
Description
A “Maxmech Surface Water Pump 0.5HP Copper” refers to a corded electric water pump designed to sit above the water source and draw water up, specifically featuring a motor with copper windings.
Here’s a breakdown of its characteristics:
- Maxmech: This is the brand of the pump, known for offering various power tools and machinery, often with a focus on affordability and functionality.
- Surface Water Pump: This means the pump is designed to be installed above the water source (e.g., above a tank, well, or reservoir). It draws water up through a suction pipe (typically with a maximum suction lift of around 7-8 meters).
- 0.5HP (Horsepower): This is the motor’s power output. 0.5 HP is approximately 370 Watts (0.37 kW). This is a common entry-level power for domestic water boosting, tank filling, and small-scale irrigation.
- Copper (Winding): This is a crucial specification. It refers to the material used for the motor’s internal windings.
- Benefits of Copper Windings:
- Higher Electrical Conductivity: Copper is an excellent conductor of electricity, meaning it offers lower resistance to current flow. This translates to less energy loss as heat.
- Greater Efficiency: Due to lower resistance, copper-wound motors are generally more energy-efficient than motors with aluminum windings of the same size.
- Lower Heat Generation: Less resistance means less heat is produced during operation, which helps prevent overheating and extends the motor’s lifespan.
- Durability & Longevity: Copper is more durable and resistant to corrosion and oxidation than aluminum, leading to a longer operating life for the motor, especially in conditions that might involve moisture or prolonged use.
- Higher Power Density: Copper’s superior conductivity means that for the same power output, a copper-wound motor can be more compact than an equivalent aluminum-wound motor.
- Benefits of Copper Windings:
Typical Performance Specifications (common for 0.5HP peripheral pumps like Maxmech QB-60):
- Model Type: Maxmech likely offers a 0.5HP surface pump that falls under the “QB-60” peripheral pump category, which is common for this power and flow.
- Maximum Head (Height): Typically ranges from 28 to 35 meters. This is the maximum vertical distance the pump can push water.
- Maximum Suction Lift: Around 7 to 8 meters.
- Maximum Flow Rate: Usually between 25 to 35 liters per minute (L/min), or roughly 1,500 to 2,100 liters per hour.
- Inlet/Outlet Size: Commonly 1 inch x 1 inch.
- Voltage: Single-phase 220V-240V AC (50Hz), suitable for standard household electrical outlets in Kenya.
- Impeller Material: Often brass for durability.
- Pump Body: Typically cast iron, but the “copper” refers specifically to the motor windings.
Common Applications:
- Boosting water pressure in homes.
- Transferring water from ground-level tanks, shallow wells, or boreholes to overhead tanks.
- Small-scale garden irrigation.
- Filling domestic water storage.
Additional information
| Weight | 4 lbs |
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