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Installation

Pre-Installation

The following checks should be made before 

beginning installation.

A.) Uses:

 These pumps are generally 

designed to circulate water from 32°F to 

230°F and up to a maximum pressure of 

145 psi. They are designed to be installed 

in residential potable domestic hot water 

systems to provide recirculation 

(with a 

dedicated recirculation pipe loop installed in 

the system)

 of domestic hot water resulting in 

“instant” hot water at fixtures throughout the 

house.

Open Systems:

 These series pumps with 

s

tainless steel or bronze pump housings are 

designed to pump water compatible with 

thier construction and can be used in both 

open and closed systems.

B.) Maximum Water Temperature:

 The 

maximum allowable water temperature is 

determined by the ambient or surrounding 

air temperature. (See Figure 1)

C.) Inlet Pressure Requirements

The amount of pressure required at the inlet 

of the pump is a function of the temperature 

of the water as shown in the chart.

Inlet Pressure Requirements

Water (°F)

190 165 140

Required Inlet Pressure (ft)

5

4.5

3

(psi) 2.2

1.9

1.3

In a pressurized system, the required inlet 

pressure is the minimum allowable system 

pressure. In a system open to the atmosphere, 

the required inlet pressure is the minimum 

distance the pump must be located below 

the lowest possible water level of the water 

source.

Installation

Position of terminal box:

 Proper installation 

of the pump will have the terminal box 

located to one side of the pump or the 

other, with the conduit entry up. This is so 

condensation does not run down the cord.

If the terminal box posistion needs to be 

changed, it is best to do so before installation. 

However, if the pump is already installed, 

ensure that the electrical supply is turned 

off and close any isolation valves before 

removing the allen screws.

To change the terminal box posistion:

1. Remove the four (4) Allen screws while 

supporting the stator.

2. Carefully separate the stator from the 

pump chamber and rotate it to the correct 

terminal box orientation.

3. Replace the Allen screws and tighten 

diagonally and evenly to 7 ft-lbs.

4. Check that the impeller turns freely, if 

not repeat the disassembly and reassembly 

process.

t1 °F

35.6

104

140

176

194

212

221

230

t2 °F

32

104

140

176

158

140

131

93

Figure 1

t1 max: + 230°F

t2 min: + 35.6°F

PFWRC66B1S 

 

Wet Rotor Circulator Pumps

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