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Grundfos offers a wide range of dosing pumps representing state-of-the-art technology.

Digital Dosing solutions (SMART Digital, DME, DDI) set new standards in liquid chemical handling and accuracy. The operator can easily install and set up the pump to discharge exactly the quantity of dosing liquid required for the process in a unique drive- and flow-control management concept. The setting of the pump is displayed in ml/h, l/h or gph, and the operation mode is easily identified by means of icons.

The DMH mechanical hydraulic dosing pump range is the preferred choice for industrial and complex tasks. The DMH range is a series of extremely strong, robust pumps for applications where a substantial dosing range and high-pressure capabilities are required

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The Grundfos CR vertical, multistage, centrifugal in-line pump family works for water supply, water treatment and almost any industrial solution – including those for high-pressure, hot, dangerous, flammable and aggressive liquids.

Now, the range has been upgraded with a new, more robust generation of CR pumps (CR 95, CR 125 and CR 155), offering an optimised hydraulic design for world-class energy efficiency.

Thanks to a small footprint, the pumps are also easier and less costly to install than comparable pumps.

The new CR pumps have been developed using simulation-driven design to perfect every single component and have been field-tested around the world, so you can install and operate the range with total confidence.

The CMB is the horizontal alternative

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Grundfos SP submersible pumps are renowned for their high efficiency and reliability throughout the range. Made entirely of corrosion-resistant stainless steel, SP pumps are ideal for a wide variety of applications.

Grundfos SP pumps represent state-of-the-art hydraulic design. Built to deliver optimum efficiency during periods of high demand, the SP pumps provide low long-term costs and high operating reliability regardless of the application.  

The Grundfos SP range offers high efficiency, high resistance to sand and other abrasives, motor burnout protection, and easy maintenance. A complete monitoring and control system is available for constant optimisation of the pumping system.

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The Grundfos Hydro MPC booster systems are made to the very highest standards. Thanks to the CU 352 controller, they handle even the most difficult boosting jobs with ease and accuracy.
All components have been combined with focus on quality and efficiency. The Grundfos Hydro MPC booster systems are designed to last: sturdy, compact units with easy access to all service parts. Grundfos Hydro MPC booster systems can be used wherever additional pressure is required. Each booster model has been designed to meet specific customer demands for capacity and control.

The intelligent cascade control ensures that the optimum number of pumps required to meet the demand runs at any time. Together with the CR with IE3 motors, this makes the Hydro MPC the most energy-efficient solution for maintaining a constant pressure during changing flow demands.

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The Unilift AP and Unilift AP Basic are submersible drainage pumps designed for both temporary/portable installation and permanent free-standing installation. These single-stage pumps are made mostly of stainless steel. All types are available in either single phase or three phase versions and for 50 or 60 Hz power supply.

The number in the type designation, e.g. AP12, indicates the spherical particle size that can pass through the pump.

All Unilift AP and AP Basic pumps are fitted with a plug for connection to the mains.

Unilift AP is a single stage pump with either semi-open impeller (AP12) or with vortex impeller (AP35 and AP50). All Unilift AP pumps are fitted with a stainless steel sleeve for cooling during operation. The strainer at the bottom prevents particles larger than the pump is designed for from entering the pump. The strainer is clipped onto the pump housing. All Unilift AP pumps can be supplied with or without float switch, for automatic or manual operation. Pumps with an ”A” in the type designation are fitted with a float switch. 3-phase versions have an additional starter box connected to the float switch. The outlet is positioned at the top of the pump and is available in Rp 1 1/2 to Rp 2.

An optional non-return flap valve can be fitted in the outlet in order to prevent backflow.

Unilift AP Basic pumps are single-stage pumps (AP35B, AP50B) with vortex impeller. All Unilift AP Basic pumps are made of stainless steel, with a composite baseplate. The Unilift AP Basic range is designed for submerged operation, either free-standing on the base plate or installed using an auto coupling. The pump inlet is designed to prevent to large particles from entering the pump. The base plate is clipped on by means of four clips hidden under the composite ring at top of the pump housing. The ring prevents dirt from sticking to the clips. All Unilift AP Basic pumps can be supplied with or without float switch, for automatic or manual operation. Pumps with an ”A” in the type designation are fitted with a float switch. The outlet is positioned at the side of the pump and is R 2.

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A pressure boosting system is designed to increase low pressure in a water system in order to achieve sufficient water flow and pressure to consumers.

Pressure boosting systems generally consist of one or more pumps which are installed in a booster system to increase the pressure in a system to a certain point independent of flow and inlet pressure.
 
System configuration
Pressure boosting systems are available in various system configurations, each offering different advantages and characteristics such as comfort level, initial investment cost, running costs, flexibility and supply assurance.
 
Examples of pressure boosting configurations:

• Direct boosting systems: A system where a booster set connected directly to the water mains serves the whole building or only the upper parts of it.
• Zone divided systems. Here, a number of boosters connected to the water mains or a common break tank serve their own pressure zone.  
• Roof top tank systems. Here, a booster fills up a roof tank from where the water uses gravity to run to the consumer. This system often has a separate booster set serving the upper floors where the pressure is too low due to insufficient geometric height.
• Series connected system with intermediate break tanks. Here, every booster serves its own pressure zone in a building, drawing from its own break tank which is located on a separate floor. 
• Series connected system without intermediate break tanks. Here, the boosters are connected directly in series.  

 
 
Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) controlled systems
VFD controlled systems can deliver the exact needed amount of water thus ensuring that only the needed energy is consumed. These systems also have the advantage that the set point can be altered according to the flow, ensuring that the energy loss due to resistance in pipes is reduced. So even though the initial investment in such a system is higher than in a non-VFD system, the low running cost, the high comfort level and the flexibility of the system often justify the investment. 

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Grundfos circulators are available in a wide range of materials and configurations to meet your application needs. They are suitable for heating, cooling and hot water recirculation in residential and commercial buildings. 

Grundfos offers a full line of maintenance-free circulators for moving hot water, from the boiler to heating devices. Energy-efficient options feature a permanent magnet motor capable of saving up to 80 percent of energy consumption when compared with conventional circulators.

Available for both new home construction, as well as retrofit projects, Grundfos hot water recirculation solutions eliminate the wait for hot water at showerheads and sink taps, preventing thousands of gallons of water from flowing down the drain as it warms.

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The SEG range of grinder pumps from Grundfos is specifically designed for pumping effluent and untreated sewage for small communities or sparsely populated areas with no sewer systems or where gravitation systems are unsuitable.

Pressurised systems are the perfect choice for transfer of effluent and sewage, and the SEG range combines cost-effective prices with maximum protection for the environment by facilitating the use of smaller pressure pipes for minimal investment costs.

The SEG range is designed to reduce energy consumption and to keep downtime costs to a minimum, while maintaining peak performance throughout the system life.

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