WITA APS76 peripheral self-priming pump

Product detailed description

WITA APS76 is a self-priming peripheral type water pump. The self-priming feature means that after filling the pump body with water, the pump is able to draw the liquid from the suction pipe on its own, even when it is located above the water level being pumped, of course within the limits defined by its design.

The peripheral principle is based on an impeller with radial vanes that rotates in a ring-shaped channel of the pump body. These types of pumps are known for their ability to generate relatively high pressure even at lower flow rates. The WITA model APS76 is available in both single-phase and three-phase versions, which differ in the way they are connected to the electrical network.

Main Features

• brand WITA, model APS76
• peripheral impeller
• self-priming function
• single-phase version with a 1.3 m long cable and European plug
• three-phase version without a plug

Technical Data

Performance data such as flow rate or head are not provided in this description. You can find them on the pump label and in the manufacturer's documentation.

Usage and Installation

Before the first start-up, fill the pump body with water according to the manufacturer's instructions and never let the pump run dry, as running without water can damage it. For the single-phase model with a European plug, simply plug it into a suitable socket. The three-phase pump has no plug, so it must be connected to the electrical system by a qualified electrician.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long is the power cable of the APS76 pump?

The cable of the single-phase pump is 1.3 m long and is terminated with a European plug.

Is the three-phase pump delivered with a plug?

No. The three-phase version does not have a plug, so it must be connected directly to the electrical system.

Documents for Download

• Instruction Manual (PDF)