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The Taco 0010-MSF1-IFC is a cast iron 3-speed circulating pump designed for plumbing systems. This pump features an Integral Flow Check (IFC) and is built for service contractors addressing emergency heating issues. It can replace many common circulators and is easy to install with a four-bolt cross-flange design. The adjustable speed settings allow for matching the performance of existing circulator pumps, regardless of type or age.
Flexible 3-Speed Control
Offers precise performance tuning for various hydronic applications—ideal for zones with changing load demands or retrofits where matching flow is critical.
Integral Flow Check (IFC)
Built-in check valve helps reduce installation time and prevents gravity flow, enhancing system efficiency and preventing unwanted circulation.
High Performance in a Compact Design
Delivers up to 29 GPM and 10.5 feet of head—suitable for residential and light commercial systems, including radiant, baseboard, or fan coil loops.
Durable Cast Iron Construction
Tough enough for closed-loop heating systems with iron components—resists wear under demanding thermal and pressure conditions.
Service-Friendly Cartridge Design
Replaceable cartridge simplifies maintenance without disturbing piping—saving time and reducing lifecycle cost.
Q: What is the Taco 0010-MSF1-IFC?
A: A cast iron, 3-speed circulating pump with an integral flow check valve to prevent backflow.
Q: What are the key performance specs?
A: Up to 29 GPM flow, 10.5 ft head, 1/20 HP motor, max pressure 125 PSI, and operating temperature from 40°F to 230°F.
Q: What makes this pump convenient?
A: It features a replaceable cartridge design for easy servicing and a 3-speed switch to adjust performance.
Q: What is the electrical requirement?
A: 115 VAC, single-phase, permanent split capacitor motor.
Q: Is this model still available?
A: No, it has been discontinued and is typically replaced by newer models with similar features.
Verify pump speed matches system demand; adjust if needed.
Flush system and inspect impeller for debris regularly.
Check and clean the integral flow check valve to prevent backflow.
Inspect flange gaskets and tighten bolts evenly.
Monitor motor current and vibration for signs of wear.
Use clean water or approved antifreeze; avoid corrosive fluids.
Replace the cartridge promptly if pump performance declines.
Keep records of maintenance activities and operating parameters.