Circulating pumps self regulate to reduce energy consumption

02 July, 2008

A new range of self-regulating pumps from Smedegaard Pumps is said to save up to 40% more energy than a standard pump. IsoBar SimFlex pumps adjust automatically to the required duty. When installed in a system with thermostatic radiator valves and operating in the self-regulating mode, these pumps automatically vary their speed and power consumption. These pumps have a click-in electrical connection and are simple to install and flexible in operation. They have stainless--steel internal parts and carbon bearings. The cost is almost the same as a standard non-self-regulating pump.

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