Taco 007-ZF5-10 Cast Iron Priority Zoning Circulator 1/25 HP
Taco 007-ZF5-10 Cast Iron Priority Zoning Circulator 1/25 HP
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Apply for Trade Account & Terms →| Performance Parameter | Engineering Baseline Value |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer Part Number (MPN) | 007-ZF5-10 |
| Model Designation | Cast Iron Priority Zoning Circulator 1/25 HP |
| Motor Power | 0.04 HP (1/25 HP) |
| Body Construction | Cast Iron |
The Priority Zoning Circulator provides precise flow control for multi‑zone hydronic heating systems, allowing each zone to receive the right amount of water at the right time. The 007‑ZF5‑10 model features a durable cast‑iron body, a built‑in priority switch, and convenient low/high voltage terminal strips for easy wiring.
Operating with a 1/25 HP motor, the circulator utilizes an internal PC‑board mounted relay to switch zones on demand. When the priority switch is engaged, the unit isolates and runs only the selected zone, improving system efficiency and reducing pump wear.
Key System Performance Baselines:
- Flow Capacity: 10 GPM @ 150 °F, suitable for typical residential zones.
- Power Consumption: Low 73 W motor draw, helping lower energy costs.
- Operating Pressure: Handles up to 35 psi differential for reliable performance.
- Priority Switch: Enables exclusive operation of the chosen zone.
⚠️Application Profile: Ideal for residential HVAC, multi‑zone boiler systems, snow‑melt loops, and commercial hot‑water distribution where zone prioritization is required.
