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Wacker PS3 2203
- Delivery rate:
- 48 m³/h
- Pressure sidge:
- 3"/B
- Delivery altitude:
- 20.4 m
- Power consumption:
- 2.2 kW
PS3 2203 Wacker PS3 2203 Specifications & Technical Data (2001—2008)
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Technical specs - PS3 2203 Wacker
Specification
Notice: Every data listed is verified by LECTURA Specs team experts. However, incomplete data and mistakes might occur. Contact our team with any change suggestion.
- Delivery rate
- 48 m³/h
- Pressure sidge
- 3"/B
- Delivery altitude
- 20.4 m
- Power consumption
- 2.2 kW
- Weight
- 32 kg
- Model series
- PS3
Basic model with outlet armature
Special equipment
- 230 V
-
No
- 400 V
-
Yes
- High pressure type
-
No
- Leveling control
-
No
- Normal pressure type
-
Yes
Buy & Rent
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- Delivery rate:
- 40 m³/h
- Pressure sidge:
- G2-C
- Delivery altitude:
- 18 m
- Power consumption:
- 1.6 kW
Dia Pumpen TSC 101
- Delivery rate:
- 50 m³/h
- Pressure sidge:
- G3-B
- Delivery altitude:
- 25 m
- Power consumption:
- 2.8 kW
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