Taco 0010-MSF2-IFC 3-Speed Cast Iron Service Pump – Flanged
Taco 0010-MSF2-IFC 3-Speed Cast Iron Service Pump – Flanged
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Apply for Trade Account & Terms →| Performance Parameter | Engineering Baseline Value |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer Part Number (MPN) | 0010-MSF2-IFC |
| Model Designation | 0010-MSF2-IFC |
| Connection Size | 2 in. flanged |
| Body Construction | Cast Iron |
When a heating system fails, technicians need a reliable circulator that can be installed quickly to restore hot water flow. The 0010-MSF2-IFC provides a robust three‑speed cast‑iron pump solution that fits standard residential flanged connections.
The pump operates with three selectable speeds, allowing the contractor to match flow to the system’s demand while maintaining efficient hydraulic performance. Its cast‑iron body and integrated motor deliver high torque for consistent circulation even under high‑head conditions.
Key System Performance Baselines:
- Three‑speed control: Low, medium, and high settings adapt to varying load requirements.
- High‑torque cast‑iron construction: Durable design withstands demanding service environments.
- Flanged 2‑inch inlet/outlet: Easy retrofit onto existing pipework without additional fittings.
- Efficient hydraulic design: Optimized flow reduces energy consumption while maintaining system pressure.
⚠️ Application Profile: emergency “no‑heat” service calls, residential boiler circulations, retrofit of aging pumps, and temporary system pressurization.
