Circulator pumps are the main component of heating, domestic hot water (DHW) preparation and cooling systems, ensuring constant circulation of the medium. Modern electronically commutated (ECM) motors with proportional pressure (Δp-c/Δp-v) control allow up to 80% less electricity to be consumed than older 3-speed pumps. All serious manufacturers (Grundfos, Wilo) fully comply with EU Ecodesign requirements - EEI ≤ 0.20 (class A).
The required flow rate is calculated as: Q = P / (1.163 × ΔT), where P is the heating capacity (kW) and ΔT is the difference between supply and return temperatures (°C).
Example: a 30 kW system with ΔT = 15 °C → Q = 1.7 m³/h. The head (H, m) depends on the pipework length and the hydraulic resistance of the equipment (heat exchangers, valves).
We have the full range of Grundfos ALPHA1, ALPHA2, MAGNA1 (25/32/40/50/65 DN) and Wilo Yonos PICO, MAXO, Stratos. Threaded and flanged (DN40+ "F") versions - for larger heating substations. Competitive B2B prices, delivery within 24 hours, warranty according to the manufacturer's standards.
Yes - the MAGNA1 25-80 (180 mm) is a direct modernisation option for the UPS 25-40. No pipework change is needed, and electricity consumption will fall by up to 80%.
Standard heating series ALPHA/MAGNA/Yonos - NO (cast iron body). DHW requires the Wilo STAR-Z or Grundfos ALPHA3 N / UPS N series with a bronze or stainless steel body.
Horizontal rotor shaft, cable entry downwards or to the side. Vertical installation is prohibited. Before the pump - a strainer box (protection from the welding slag and dirt left in new systems).
It is the installation length (flange-to-flange). The standard is 180 mm for small DN25/32, 220 mm - DN40 flange, 250 mm - DN50 flange. When replacing a pump, the length must match the existing pipework "gap".