Bell & Gossett 104326 3PH Ecocirc XL 110-180 Iron Body Circulator
Bell & Gossett 104326 3PH Ecocirc XL 110-180 Iron Body Circulator
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Apply for Trade Account & Terms →| Performance Parameter | Engineering Baseline Value |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer Part Number (MPN) | 104326 |
| Model Designation | Ecocirc XL 110-180 |
| Body Construction | Cast Iron |
| Motor Type | 3‑Phase |
| Flow Range | 110‑180 GPM |
Designed for demanding commercial hydronic systems, this circulator provides robust flow and superior thermal performance. The **104326 Bell & Gossett 3PH Ecocirc XL 110-180** iron‑body circulator combines a rugged cast‑iron housing with a high‑efficiency three‑phase motor for dependable service.
The unit operates by drawing water from the boiler or chiller, accelerating it through an internally‑geared impeller, and delivering a consistent pressure rise across the loop. Its precision‑engineered bearings and sealed motor cavity minimize energy losses while maximizing pump lifespan.
Key System Performance Baselines:
- Flow Capacity: 110‑180 GPM for large‑scale heating/cooling loops.
- Pressure Rise: Up to 30 ft H₂O, ensuring adequate circulation distance.
- Energy Efficiency: Optimized motor design reduces electricity use.
- Durability: Cast‑iron body resists corrosion and mechanical wear.
⚠️ Application Profile: Ideal for commercial boiler retrofits, large‑capacity chilled‑water plants, district heating networks, and high‑rise building HVAC loops.
