TACO CBX42-125 Expansion Bladder Tank 11 Gallon - 953-1549-41BRP
The TACO 953-1549-41BRP is a seal kit that includes a bronze shaft sleeve and gaskets. This kit is suitable for repairing TACO Series FI, CI, and KV pumps. It works effectively within a temperature range of up to two hundred fifty degrees Fahrenheit and a maximum pressure of one hundred twenty-five psi.
Features
- Includes bronze shaft sleeve and gaskets
- Maximum temperature rating of two hundred fifty degrees Fahrenheit
- Maximum pressure rating of one hundred twenty-five psi
Specifications
| Pump Part Type |
Seal Kit |
| Pump Series Repaired |
CI Series, FI Series, KV Series |
| Condition |
New |
What our Experts Think
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Purpose-Built for Hydronic Systems
An 11-gallon vertical bladder expansion tank designed for hydronic, hydro-pneumatic, and drawdown applications.
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Durable Construction
Features a heavy-duty butyl rubber bladder inside a fabricated steel shell built to ASME Section VIII, Division 1 standards.
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Factory Pre-Charged
Pre-charged to 125 PSIG for quicker installation and reliable performance.
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Vertical Installation Required
Engineered specifically for vertical mounting to ensure proper function and longevity.
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High Temperature Rating
Operates safely at temperatures up to 240°F (116°C).
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Versatile Use
Suitable for heating, chilled water, and non-potable systems requiring efficient air and water separation.
Q&A
Q: What is the Taco CBX42-125?
A: An 11-gallon vertical bladder expansion tank designed for hydronic heating/cooling systems. It separates air and water to stabilize pressure and prevent water hammer.
Q: What is the Taco 953-1549-41BRP?
A: A comprehensive seal kit for Taco FI, CI, and KV series pumps, including shaft sleeve, mechanical seal, gaskets, O-rings, slinger, and lubricant.
Q: Which pumps are compatible with the 953-1549-41BRP seal kit?
A: Compatible with many Taco FI, CI, and KV series pump models, such as FI1206F2HA, CI1507F2HA, and KV2009AE2HA.
Maintenance Tips
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Ensure tank compatibility with your system specifications.
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Check and adjust the air pre-charge to match system fill pressure when the system is off.
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Inspect for leaks regularly; a drop in air pressure may indicate bladder failure.
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Use soapy water around connections to detect leaks during inspection.
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Maintain system pressure within recommended limits to avoid tank damage.
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Perform routine visual inspections for wear, corrosion, or damage.
