Stork Pump KGEF 11-4 400 Volt

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The Stork Pump KGEF 11-4 400 Volt is a durable self-priming centrifugal pump for dirty water applications such as bilge pumping, deck washing, and firefighting. It features a short circuit motor, open or closed polyamide impeller, and ceramic on carbon shaft seal. It handles contaminated liquids including fuels up to 95°C, operates at 400 V, and provides a free flow rate of 19,500 liters per hour with a maximum discharge head of 17.5 meters.

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Stork Pump KGEF 11-4 400 Volt

This durable and reliable self-priming centrifugal pump is designed for handling dirty water. Ideal for bilge pumping, deck washing, dewatering, sprinkling, and firefighting applications.
- Type: KGEF
- Colour: blue
- Pump type: self-priming centrifugal pump
- Impeller type: open impeller or closed impeller (polyamide)
- Motor type: short circuit motor
- Fuse: not inbuilt
- Shaft seal: ceramic on carbon mechanical seal
- Material impeller: polyamide
- Material pump housing: cast iron (bronze)*
- Material pump shaft: chromed steel
- Liquids handled: contaminated liquids such as water, sea water, diesel, gas oil, and fuel oil (max temperature +95°C)
- Performance at 10 metres head: 18,000 litres per hour
- Performance at 15 metres head: 7,000 litres per hour
- Connections: 1.1/2" internal thread
- Dimensions (L×W×H): 429 × 190 × 290 mm
- Weight: 27 kg
- Amperage: 2.6 A+
- Shaft power: 1.1 kW, 1.5 hp, 2850 rpm
- Product code: 92.05.114
- Suction head: 8.4 m
- Pipe diameter (pressure and suction): 1.1/2"
- Pump type: Dry set-up pump: self-priming
- Medium: Water
- Particle size: 12 mm
- Max discharge head: 17.5 m
- Voltage: 400 V
- Current: AC
- Frequency: 50 Hz
- Protection class: IP68
- ATEX: No
- Free flow: 19,500 L/hour
- Capacity at 5 meters: 19,500 L/hour
* Available on request, including complete Ni-resist. Always verify amperage on the electric motor's nameplate at startup due to possible variations between motors.