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The Taco SD080050-5 is an eight inch by five inch suction diffuser designed for efficient pump operations. This model features flanged connections that allow easy integration into existing piping systems. Key components include cast straightening vanes, an oversized body, and a fine mesh strainer.
Type | Circulating Pump |
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Power Supply | 120V |
Flow Rate | 20 to 10,000 GPM |
Max Head | Specific to application |
Connection Size | 1.5 inches to 16 inches |
Connection Type | Flanged |
Weight | 194 lbs |
Material | Durable components |
Temperature Range | As specified |
Powerful & Reliable: 1 HP motor delivers consistent flow and head for medium to large hydronic systems.
Durable Construction: Cast iron casing with stainless steel impeller resists corrosion and ensures long service life.
High Efficiency: Handles up to 200 GPM and 68 feet of head, optimizing system performance.
Maintenance-Friendly: Replaceable bearing cartridge and unitized mechanical seal reduce downtime.
Versatile Use: Ideal for heating, cooling, and pressure-boosting applications in commercial and industrial systems.
Compact In-Line Design: Integrates easily into existing piping systems while saving space.
System Reliability: Engineered to maintain consistent performance under demanding conditions.
Q: What is the Taco 1616EAE20138119?
A: A 2-speed, 1/2 HP circulator pump designed for residential and light commercial hydronic systems.
Q: What are its key features?
A: Energy-efficient motor, durable cast iron construction, and quiet operation.
Q: What applications is it suitable for?
A: Ideal for heating, cooling, and domestic hot water circulation systems.
Q: How easy is installation?
A: Compact, flanged design allows straightforward installation and maintenance.
Q: Why choose this pump?
A: Reliable performance, long-lasting durability, and energy efficiency for consistent system operation.
Inspect the pump regularly for leaks, unusual noises, or vibration indicating wear.
Clean inlet strainers and screens to prevent clogging and maintain proper flow.
Lubricate bearings and moving parts as recommended by the manufacturer to extend pump life.
Monitor pressure and flow rates to detect inefficiencies or early issues.
Check electrical connections for corrosion, looseness, or damage.
Flush the system periodically to remove sediment or debris buildup.
Schedule annual professional inspection for seals, impellers, and overall pump performance.