REVERSIBLE ROTARY VANE PUMP 12V DC FEATURES Body: Rotor: Vanes: Seal: Motor: Ports: Height: Length: Width: Weight: ! Bronze Vectra* Ryton** Lip Type, Nitrile 12V DC Permanent magnet Type, Intermittent Duty, Fully Enclosed, Stainless Steel Shaft 1/2" NPT Internal Pipe Threads 1" (25mm) External Hose Barb 3-3/8" (86mm) 8-5/8" (219mm) 4-3/4" (121mm) 5-1/2 lbs (2.5 kg) Explosion hazard. Do not operate with rivets removed from motor case. Explosion resulting in personal injury, death or property damage can occur. Case openings must be sealed to avoid explosion and maintain ignition protected rating. wet the motor. The pump head may be rotated 180° to reverse the direction of flow if desired. Motor with switch assembly meets USCG Electrical Standards (Title 33, Chapter I, Part 183; Subpart I), and ISO 8846 Marine for IGNITION PROTECTION on gasoline powered vessels. SEE WARNING NOTE. PLUMBING CONNECTIONS The Jabsco Reversible Rotary Vane Pump is ideal for transferring diesel fuel. It is self-priming to about three feet and can pump against a discharge head up to twenty feet. With its integral on-off reversing switch, it is ideal for moving fuel between port and starboard fuel tanks. Pump ports have external 1" hose barb and internal 1/2" pipe threads. Use hose that does not kink when bent and with sufficient wall thickness to prevent collapse when used on suction side of pump. Ideally, hoses should be routed so that some fluid will be retained in pump body to wet the rotor and vanes. Wetting the rotor and vanes aids priming. Use a strainer on the intake hose if debris or solids are present in the fluid being pumped. ALL HOSES MUST HAVE AIRTIGHT CONNECTIONS TO ENABLE FAST PRIMING. Explosion hazard. Do not pump volatile liquids with a flash point below 100°F (38°C). Doing so can cause an explosion or fire resulting in injury or death. NOTE: No. 2 diesel fuel has a flash point of 125°F (52°C) [ASTM 0-93]. HEAD CAPACITY TABLE The pump must be mounted in a dry location – the motor is not waterproof and must not be submerged. SELECTION OF A COOL, VENTILATED location will generally extend pump motor life. The unit can be mounted in any desired position. It is best to mount so that fluid dripping from a loose port connection will not * Vectra is a registered trademark of Celanese Corporation ** Ryton is a registered trademark of Phillips Chemical Company Total Head Feet Metres Table shows approximate Head-Flow for new pump.
Open the catalog to page 1ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATION ! MINIMUM WIRE SIZES Explosion hazard. If pump is operated in an area containing flammable vapors, wire leads must be joined by insulated mechanical locking connectors. Loose or inadequate wire connections can spark resulting in an explosion. Property damage, injury or death can occur. The Reversible Vane pump should be wired to an overcurrent protected distribution panel fitted with a 20 amp breaker or fuse that is specific to the Reversible Vane Pump circuit. Connect the orange motor lead to positive and the black motor lead to negative. Fuse Size Wire Length Between...
Open the catalog to page 2EXPLODED VIEW Screw End Cover (3/kit) End Cover *O-ring *Vanes (set of 5) *Rotor *Seal Body Screw (pump to motor) (3/kit) Slinger Motor 45710-0000 12V DC Protective Boot Switch, Reversing † Grommet Service Kit *Parts contained in Service Kit. † Parts supplied with Motor. Part Number 1. Remove end cover screws, end cover and O-ring. 2. Withdraw rotor and vanes. 3. Loosen and remove the two slotted hex screws, which attach body to motor. 4. Tap body lightly between ports and remove body from motor. 5. With a 1/2" diameter dowel, push against the shaft seal from back (motor) side of the body to...
Open the catalog to page 3DIMENSIONAL DRAWING Inches (Millimetres) 4-5/16" (109) 1/2-14 NPT (Female) 1-3/4" (44) Orange (Positive) 9" Long, 14 Gage Black (Negative) 9" Long, 14 Gage Check wires and connections to be sure corrosion is not adding additional resistance to the motor circuit and causing a low voltage condition at the motor. Low voltage can inhibit motor from starting and cause fuse to blow. Full voltage should be available to prevent motor damage. 1. Lubricate seal with water and position it in seal bore with lip, or hollowed-out side of seal, pointing towards the rotor/vane bore. With a 1/2" diameter dowel,...
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