Bell & Gossett 104310 3PH Ecocirc XL 65-130 Iron Body Circulator
Bell & Gossett 104310 3PH Ecocirc XL 65-130 Iron Body Circulator
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Apply for Trade Account & Terms →| Performance Parameter | Engineering Baseline Value |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer Part Number (MPN) | 104310 |
| Model Designation | Ecocirc XL 65-130 |
| Body Construction | Iron |
Designed for reliable circulation of hot water in commercial hydronic heating and cooling systems, the 104310 Bell & Gossett 3PH Ecocirc XL 65-130 provides robust performance and energy efficiency. Its cast‑iron housing and three‑phase motor ensure long‑lasting service in demanding applications.
The circulator operates by converting electrical energy into mechanical torque that drives the impeller, moving water through the system at a steady flow rate. Integrated seals and a durable steel shaft minimize maintenance while maintaining consistent pressure.
Key System Performance Baselines:
- Flow Capacity: Up to 130 GPM at a 65 °F temperature rise, supporting high‑load applications.
- Power Efficiency: Optimized three‑phase motor reduces energy consumption while maintaining steady pressure.
- Durable Construction: Cast iron body resists corrosion and withstands demanding commercial environments.
- Compact Footprint: Space‑saving design fits tight mechanical rooms without sacrificing performance.
⚠️ Application Profile: Suitable for commercial HVAC heating loops, chilled water systems, boiler feed‑water circuits, and large‑scale campus hydronic networks.
