Shipco 503DS 81 Gallon Steel Condensate Pump with 3 HP Motor
Shipco 503DS 81 Gallon Steel Condensate Pump with 3 HP Motor
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Apply for Trade Account & Terms β| Performance Parameter | Engineering Baseline Value |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer Part Number | 503DS |
| Model Designation | 503DS |
| Motor Horsepower | 3 HP |
| Receiver Capacity | 81 Gallons |
| Body Construction | Steel |
Efficiently manage your steam system condensate with the high-capacity Shipco 503DS steel condensate pump. Engineered for reliability, this 81-gallon receiver unit utilizes a powerful 3 HP motor to ensure consistent water return to your boiler system, minimizing energy loss and maintaining optimal operational pressure.
This robust unit operates by collecting low-pressure condensate from gravity-return piping, where an internal float-switch assembly triggers the centrifugal pump once the reservoir reaches capacity. The liquid is then discharged back into the boiler feed system, facilitating a closed-loop cycle that preserves treated feedwater and reduces makeup water requirements.
Key System Performance Baselines:
- Motor Power: 3 HP heavy-duty industrial electric motor.
- Receiver Capacity: 81-gallon durable steel construction for high-volume storage.
- Operational Efficiency: Designed for continuous duty in demanding hydronic environments.
β οΈ Application Profile: Ideal for commercial boiler rooms, industrial steam processing plants, and large-scale HVAC hydronic heating systems requiring high-volume condensate recovery.
