Armstrong 110223-315, Model Astro 230CI-R, Series Astro 2, Cast Iron Circulator With Check Valve, (3-Speed) Flanged Rotated Connection, 115 Volts, 0-18 GPM
SKU #: 110223-315
Brand: Armstrong
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This circulating pump, Astro 2 series, is designed for closed hydronic systems. It is intended to circulate water or glycol solutions. Designed to work up to 230°F and 150 psi, this circulator operates quietly and requires zero maintenance. Rotated flanges are ideal for installations in tight locations, where clearance is an issue.
Features
Cast iron pump body construction
Ceramic shaft and bearings
Cross-reference information is printed on the box, for convenient access
e-coating on the inside of cast-iron volutes provides enhanced corrosion protection for improved reliability
Flange-to-flange and bolt-to-bolt compatibility offers quick and easy exchange of competing models
Plug-in terminal strip saves time
High-flow check valve, is pre-installed for convenience. Where the installation does not call for a check valve, it can be removed in seconds
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