Bell & Gossett 179007LF 90-4T 1-1/2 HP Pump Motor
Bell & Gossett 179007LF 90-4T 1-1/2 HP Pump Motor
Couldn't load pickup availability
TIPS Contract Vendor
We are an officially awarded purchasing cooperative vendor.
π Procurement & Shipping Notice
- LTL Freight Dispatch: Heavy commercial units ship directly via insured LTL carrier with delivery coordination included.
- Project Timelines & Submittals: Need guaranteed delivery dates, formal submittals, or tax-exempt processing?
π Request a Commercial Quote or contact our procurement team for direct freight scheduling.
Corporate Procurement & PO Processing
Formal Purchase Orders (POs) and tax-exempt ordering are accepted for commercial contractors and institutional facilities.
Apply for Trade Account & Terms β| Performance Parameter | Engineering Baseline Value |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer Part Number (MPN) | 179007LF |
| Model Designation | 90-4T |
| Motor Horsepower | 1-1/2 HP |
Maintain peak circulation efficiency in your hydronic system with the 179007LF 90-4T pump motor. Engineered for reliability, this 1-1/2 HP replacement motor is specifically designed for the Bell & Gossett Series 90 centrifugal pump line, ensuring a seamless fit and optimal power delivery for your fluid management applications.
This motor functions as the primary driver for the pump impeller, converting electrical energy into mechanical rotation to move system fluid consistently. By maintaining precise rotational torque, it facilitates smooth, quiet operation while reducing energy consumption and mechanical wear on internal pump components.
Key System Performance Baselines:
- Motor Output: 1-1/2 Horsepower for high-flow capacity.
- Operational Consistency: Designed for continuous duty service in closed-loop hydronic systems.
- Mechanical Integrity: Precision-engineered for compatibility with Bell & Gossett Series 90 assemblies.
β οΈ Application Profile: Ideal for commercial HVAC, residential boiler circulation, and secondary pumping loops where durable, high-torque pump performance is critical.
