DAB Pulsar 50/50 M-A
Product information
Specifications overview
Product description
Accessories
Coupling pieces / reducing pieces
Miscellaneous
Sprinklers / irrigation
Specifications
General information
Physical characteristics
Technical information
Functionalities
Types of water this pump can handle
Flow-rate table
- 65 metre(s)
1,600 liters per hour
- 60 metre(s)
2,300 liters per hour
- 55 metre(s)
2,700 liters per hour
- 50 metre(s)
3,250 liters per hour
- 45 metre(s)
3,600 liters per hour
- 40 metre(s)
4,000 liters per hour
- 35 metre(s)
4,300 liters per hour
- 30 metre(s)
4,600 liters per hour
- 25 metre(s)
4,800 liters per hour
- 20 metre(s)
4,800 liters per hour
- 15 metre(s)
4,800 liters per hour
- 10 metre(s)
4,800 liters per hour
- 5 metre(s)
4,800 liters per hour
- 0 metre(s)
4,800 liters per hour
DAB
DAB is one of the best-selling brands of water pumps for consumers as well as for professionals. These pumps adhere to a very high standard of quality, with each pump being tested manually by a staff member before it is put on the market. This is the only way DAB can guarantee that you obtain the absolute best. They have a solution regarding almost any situation, whether it involves an industrial application or simply spraying a garden. DAB's professional quality is also reflected in its consumer line. The DAB pumps we replace for people are usually over ten years old.
Dry-running protection
The name says it all: this pump is protected from running dry. Most pumps cannot, if at all, operate dry for long, which usually ends in the pump immediately burning out and/or seizing. For example, this could happen if the source has run dry and the pump can no longer draw water from it. Garden and booster pumps are particularly sensitive to running dry. Some borehole pumps and somewhat more advanced garden pumps are already equipped with built-in dry-running protection. Others can be easily fitted with a dry-running protection system: for example, with a separate one or with the DAB Control-D. This definitely guarantees that the garden or booster pump will not run dry.
Stainless steel / Inox
In some situations, stainless steel, which is also called Inox steel, can be very handy, and is prescribed in particular with regard to drinking water. Drinking water must remain pure and may not contain corrosive elements, which is the reason that stainless steel is used. Furthermore, a stainless steel pump is also resistant to lime, which tends to stick to surfaces, but is not able to do so with smooth, stainless steel surfaces. Cast iron is usually the counterpart of stainless steel, but these pumps are prone to corroding and are therefore used mainly for irrigation. A final advantage of stainless steel is that it is lighter than cast iron and is therefore easier to move.
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DAB Pulsar 50/50 M-A
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| 4,800 l/h |
| 69 m / Pressure 6,9 bar |
| 5+ |
