Taco 0013-F3-1IFC Cast Iron Cartridge Circulator Flanged Rotated
Taco 0013-F3-1IFC Cast Iron Cartridge Circulator Flanged Rotated
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Apply for Trade Account & Terms →| Performance Parameter | Engineering Baseline Value |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer Part Number (MPN) | 0013-F3-1IFC |
| Model Designation | 0013-F3-1IFC |
| Body Construction | Cast Iron |
Optimized for high‑head, high‑flow hydronic and radiant heating systems, this cast‑iron cartridge circulator delivers reliable flow control while integrating a built‑in flow check. The 0013-F3-1IFC model features a flanged, rotated design that simplifies installation in tight spaces.
The unit combines a robust cast‑iron body with an internal flow‑check valve that automatically prevents reverse flow, eliminating the need for separate check valves. Its cartridge style allows quick swapping in the field, and the flanged connection ensures a secure, leak‑free seal.
Key System Performance Baselines:
- Flow Capacity: Engineered for high‑flow rates to meet demanding heating loads.
- Pressure Rating: Designed for high‑head applications, supporting elevated system pressures.
- Installation Flexibility: Flanged rotated configuration fits confined spaces and simplifies alignment.
- Durability: Cast‑iron construction provides long‑term reliability in aggressive hydronic environments.
⚠️ Application Profile: Ideal for zoning with multiple 00‑series circulators, geothermal loop pumps, hydro‑air fan coil circuits, and radiant floor heating networks.
