Grundfos offers built-in versatility

Grundfos, Magna, pumps

With stacks of experience under its belt, the Grundfos MAGNA family has been on an evolutionary journey since its 2001 launch as the range offering is constantly revisited. This is to ensure that it continues to fully encompass the increasing demands that are required from a modern circulator.

Today, this has led to an improved range of single and twin-head MAGNA1 circulator options, that have been specifically designed for circulating liquids in a wide range of light commercial and commercial applications. The MAGNA1s increasing versatility now makes them suitable for use in heating systems; air conditioning and cooling systems; domestic water systems; ground-source heat pump systems as well as solar heating systems.

Additionally, these MAGNA1 models also offer the perfect solution not just in new but also in refurbishment situations, particularly where you need to either replace an older Grundfos UPS product or one of the smaller models from the original MAGNA family. Plus, these latest generation MAGNA1 pumps deliver another benefit as they also provide for some basic communication options.

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