Overview
Features & Benefits
- Volute: Cast iron rugged construction with tapped openings provided for priming, venting and draining.
- Impeller: Semi open cast iron, ideal for handling fertilizer, salt water, dirty water or other liquids. The impeller is blind hole tapped, so the liquid will not corrode the shaft.
- Seal: Standard carbon/ceramic faces, Fluoroelastomer (FKM), and 300 series stainless components.
- Motor: Comes with a reliable industry standard motor. Motors range from ½ to 3 hp and use higher than NEMA service factor.
Applications:
- Irrigation
- Construction
- Mining
- Commercial
- Municipal
- Light Industrial
- Residential
Order Information
FBSE Self-Priming 3600 RPM
| Model | HP 60Hz | Phases | Volts | Seal | Motor Enclosure | Discharge |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FBSE-50-S | 1/2 hp | Single-Phase | 115 VAC / 230 VAC | Mechanical Seal | ODP | Threaded - FNPT |
| FBSE-75-S | 3/4 hp | Single-Phase | 115 VAC / 230 VAC | Mechanical Seal | ODP | Threaded - FNPT |
| FBSE-100-S | 1 hp | Single-Phase | 115 VAC / 230 VAC | Mechanical Seal | ODP | Threaded - FNPT |
| FBSE-150-S | 1.5 hp | Single-Phase | 115 VAC / 230 VAC | Mechanical Seal | ODP | Threaded - FNPT |
| FBSE-200-S | 2 hp | Single-Phase | 230 VAC | Mechanical Seal | ODP | Threaded - FNPT |
| FBSE-300-S | 3 hp | Single-Phase | 230 VAC | Mechanical Seal | ODP | Threaded - FNPT |
| FBSE-300-T | 3 hp | Three-Phase | 230 VAC / 460 VAC | Mechanical Seal | ODP | Threaded - FNPT |
FBSE Series Pump End Kits
For use with 56J C Face Thrd Shaft Motors. Cast Iron Volute & Impeller. Service Factor Rating listed within each item page.
| Model | HP 60Hz |
|---|---|
| FBSE-50K | 1/2 hp |
| FBSE-75K | 3/4 hp |
| FBSE-100K | 1 hp |
| FBSE-150K | 1.5 hp |
| FBSE-200K | 2 hp |
| FBSE-300K | 3 hp |
*If you purchase a pump end kit without a factory supplied motor, you are responsible for ensuring that the motor driver has a sufficient horsepower and service factor rating to adequately handle the pump horsepower load across the spectrum of the operating curve.
