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CANNED MOTOR PUMP 7000Specification Sheet

Motor Voltage (Frequency) 115 (60 Hz), 230/220 (50-60Hz/50-60 Hz)115 (60 Hz), 230/220 (50-60Hz/50-60 Hz)Capacitor 25 μf, 20 μfPhase SingleSpeed 3450 @ 60 Hz, 2880 @ 50 HzPower .5 HP Output Equivalent (375 Watt)Motor Insulation Class B; IPX4Flow Range @ 60 Hz 15 to 140 GPH Flow Range @ 50 Hz 12 to 116 GPH, 46 to 440lph Elastomers Nitrile, EP Fluorocarbon, NeopreneMaximum Inlet Water Temperature * 86°F, 30°CMaximum Operating Pressure 200 psi, 13.8 barMaximum Relief Valve Pressure 250 psi, 17.2 barMaximum Inlet Pressure 100 psi, 6.9 barBurst Pressure 1000 psi, 68.9 bar Maximum Dry Suction Lift for Priming with Relief Valve ** 79”in, 2.0 m Maximum Ambient Air Temperature 108°F, 42°C For applications above 108°F, 42°C consult the factoryMinimum Ambient Air Temperature 40°F, 4°C For applications below 40°F, 4°C consult the factory Minimum Inlet Water Temperature 32°F, 0°C Non frozen For applications below 32°F, 0°C consult the factoryPorting Configurations 3/8” NPT, G3/8-19 BSPPWiring Configuration - Standard Male Plug Part # AMP 1-480702-0

Socket Part # AMP 350551-1

Female Counterpart

Cap Part # AMP 1-480703-0

Pin Part # AMP 350552-1

Wiring Configuration - Alternate

* Temperatures above 86°F, 30°C have not been evaluated for ETL compliance ** Not recommended for normal operation

PROCON® Products910 Ridgely Road Telephone: (615) 890-5710 Email:mail@proconpump.comMurfreesboro, TN 37129 U.S.A. Fax: (615) 896-7729 www.proconpump.com

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115 VOLT

GREEN (GROUND)

BLACK

WHITE (NEUTRAL)

230 VOLT

GREEN / YELLOW (GROUND)

BLUE (NEUTRAL)

BROWN

GREEN/YELLOW (GROUND)

BLACK

WHITE (NEUTRAL)

115 VOLT

GREEN / YELLOW (GROUND)

BROWN

BLUE (NEUTRAL)

220/230 VOLT

The CMP-7000 is only available with a built-in relief valve.

180.0

160.0

140.0

120.0

100.0

80.0

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20.0

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OUTLET PRESSURE (PSI)

CMP PERFORMANCE (115V AND 230V 60Hz)FLOW RATING AT 200 PSI

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OUTLET PRESSURE (BAR)

CMP PERFORMANCE (230v 50Hz)FLOW RATING AT 14 BAR

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288

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Motor Voltage (Frequency)

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WARRANTY:Procon CMP-7000 Motor pumps are warranted to be free of defects in workmanship and materials for a period of 36 months from the date of factory shipment. Defective pumps will be rebuilt or replaced provided they are returned to Procon intact, freight prepaid and our inspection substanti-ates the claim.

WARRANTY VOID IF:1. Pump has been opened or dismantled in any fashion.2. Foreign matter (i.e. abrasive particulate larger than 10 micron) has passed through the pump.3. Non compatible liquids have been passed through the pump.4. Pump operated at discharge pressures in excess of 250 PSI.

* Special alert for the integral relief valve - this valve should not be used as a flow or pressure regulator. This valve is designed to be a safety feature to prevent system damage. Continuous or frequent use of the valve may result in degraded pump performance and/or void the warranty.

All fittings should be removed from the pump before returning it to Procon Products for rebuilding! Procon cannot be held responsible for the return of fittings, gauges and other accessories accom-panying the pump. Pumps being returned for rebuilding should be packaged carefully to prevent damage during shipping.

Following are some suggestions for installing your Procon pump. If further instruction is needed feel free to call our factory and we will be glad to answer any questions.

NOTICE: Your pump can be ruined or its service life shortened if these operating conditions aren’t met at all times.• Pumps must have a fluid supply to the pump inlet greater than the pump’s flow rating.• Fluid must be compatible with the pump.• Fluid must not contain any particles.• Pump must not operate above 250 PSI.• Operating pressure should be 50 PSI below Procon’s relief valve setting.• If using compressed air to purge the pump of fluid, install a coalescing filter in the air system to prevent contaminated air from entering the pump.• Water must not freeze inside the pump.• Fluids in the pump must not go above 86°F or 30°C Max.

PROCON® Products910 Ridgely Road Telephone: (615) 890-5710 Email:mail@proconpump.comMurfreesboro, TN 37129 U.S.A. Fax: (615) 896-7729 www.proconpump.com

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Installing Your Procon CMP-7000 Motor PumpYour Procon CMP-7000 Motor pump is a precision-built piece of equipment. Procon CMP-7000 Motor pumps should be installed only by qualified technicians.NOTICE When you install your pump, follow these guidelines:• Do not hammer or mishandle your pump.• Cord must be accessible after installation.• Keep all foreign materials out of your pump.• Make sure the power is off before installing or removing the CMP-7000. If possible, lock out the power at a disconnect.• Minimum inlet ID 3/8”. Only use fittings that have proper threads.• The CMP-7000 is intended for enclosed operation to comply with UL778 and CAN/CSA-C22.2 No. 108-M89.• The connecting leads must be installed per requirements in the end product standard. The product must be installed per NEC and all applicable local electrical guidelines

We test every Procon pump at the factory for pressure and flow. The relief valve is set it to your specifications.CAUTION Do not tamper with the relief valve on your pump. If you think the relief valve needs to be reset, contact your Procon factory representative.We make every effort to ensure that your motor pump is of the highest quality. To get the most out of your motor pump, read and follow these instructions carefully.

SOLENOID VALVESIf you use solenoid valves in conjunction with Procon motor pumps, take thefollowing precautions to prevent serious over/under pressurization.

If you can incorporate a time delay into the control circuit to turn off the pump motor and allow it to stop prior to the closing of the solenoid valveon either the inlet or the discharge of the pump. Also, the time delay should allow time for the solenoid valve to fully open prior to starting the pump motor.

If a time delay is not possible, locate the solenoid valve on the discharge side of the pump downstream of the relief valve.

If it is possible that the pump in your system may experience a sudden block-age of the discharge, then a customer supplied external by-pass valve should be installed on the discharge line and set to a maximum of 250 PSI.

At this recommended setting, the by-pass valve should prevent sudden over-pressurization. If the discharge becomes blocked, the by-pass valve will bypass the fluid from the discharge line back to the reservoir or inlet line. Piping length should be long enough to allow heat dissipation and prevent the pump from overheating.

The unit is thoroughly protected to shut down, preventing overheating.

The inlet piping should have a minimum interior diameter of3/8” (9.5mm).

If it is possible that the pump in your system may experience too much discharge back pressure, install a pressure switch set to 250 PSI.

Mount or port this pressure switch close to the pump outlet. If the outlet pressure rises to high while the pump is operating, the switch will shut the pump motor off. By shutting the motor off, this switch will help protect the pump from over-pressurization.

Pump motor package is thermally protected against dry running blocked discharge damage.

As shown, the by-pass flow is directed to the inlet feed line. However, if your system is operating from a feed reservoir, we recommend by-passing any flow of the relief valve directly back into the reservoir, rather than back into the inlet feed line. If the inlet feed line is used, introduce the by-pass flow at least 12 inches upstream of the pump inlet port.

If particles may contaminate the fluid, use a particulate filter that is capable of filtering par-ticles larger than 125 microns. If the particles are abrasive, use a filter that is capable of removing virtually all of the particles.

Make sure there is at least 6 inches of piping between the pump inlet and any “T-fitting,” elbow, or system component to minimize tur-bulence. The piping should be made from a material that does not corrode or shed particles. A flexible hose of plastic, copper, or stainless steel are good choices, among others. Be sure no joint compound or tape falls into the inlet of the pump.

If it possible that the pump in your system may experience insufficient fluid supply (low flow rate), install a pressure or suction switch to prevent cavitation. This switch should be mounted or ported close to the pump inlet. Although capable of 79 inches or 2 meters dry suction lift, this is not rec-ommended for normal operation.

If the inlet pressure falls too low while the pump is operating, the switch will shut the pump motor off. By shutting the motor off, this switch helps protect the pump from cavitation due to an insufficient fluid supply or a plugged filter.