XBD-CN CN2GC37 (125 mm × 100 mm) Fire Pump
EBARA XBD-CN CN2GC37 pump is an axial open structure with a caliber of 125 × 100, a wide performance range, a maximum head of 150 meters, and a high-quality sealed cartridge bearing unit for durability. The performance and technical conditions of the EBARA XBD-CN CN2GC37 meet the latest national standard GB6245-2008 “Fire Pump”. The product has been qualified by the Fire Products Conformity Assessment Center of the Ministry of Emergency Management and obtained the Fire Certification Certificate.
In the detailed model, XB represents the model, 2 represents the motor stage, HC represents the impeller code, 5 represents the frequency of 50Hz, 37 represents the motor power of 37 kW, and 125 × 100 represents the inlet and outlet diameters.
As part of EMAC, PumpMac provides abundant premium pump-driven power pack options, WPT PTO, Advance gearbox and pump head, as well as customized water pump set. We also have a set of NFPA20 standard engine power pack accessories including air intake shut-off valve, DC contactor, engine control panel, jacket water heater etc.
We provide full life cycle services for all customers, from design to power system supply, from installation to commissioning, from after-sales service training to spare parts supply, from trouble shooting to overhaul technical support.
Advantages of XBD-CN CN2GC37 (125 mm × 100 mm) Fire Pump
Compact design, easy installation and low maintenance workload.
Axial split structure, it is very convenient to remove the upper pump body during inspection and maintenance.
Wide performance range, with a maximum lift of 150 meters.
High quality sealed cartridge bearing unit, durable.
Allows high working pressure to ensure stable operation.
Technical Specifications
Water Pump Model | Water Pump Diameter | Motor Poles | Synchronous Speed | Motor Power | Frequency |
| CS2GC15 | 100mm × 80mm | 2 | 3000min-1 | 15 kW | 50 hz |
| CS2GC18.5 | 100mm × 80mm | 2 | 3000min-1 | 18.5 kW | 50 hz |
| CS2GC22 | 100mm × 80mm | 2 | 3000min-1 | 22 kW | 50 hz |
| CS2GC30 | 100mm × 80mm | 2 | 3000min-1 | 30 kW | 50 hz |
| CS2HC30 | 100mm × 80mm | 2 | 3000min-1 | 30 kW | 50 hz |
| CS2HC37 | 100mm × 80mm | 2 | 3000min-1 | 37 kW | 50 hz |
| CS2HC45 | 100mm × 80mm | 2 | 3000min-1 | 45 kW | 50 hz |
| CS2HC55 | 100mm × 80mm | 2 | 3000min-1 | 55 kW | 50 hz |
| CN2JC75 | 125mm × 80mm | 2 | 3000min-1 | 75 kW | 50 hz |
| CN2JC90 | 125mm × 80mm | 2 | 3000min-1 | 90 kW | 50 hz |
| CN2JC110 | 125mm × 80mm | 2 | 3000min-1 | 110 kW | 50 hz |
| CN2JC132 | 125mm × 80mm | 2 | 3000min-1 | 132 kW | 50 hz |
| CN2GC30 | 125mm × 100mm | 2 | 3000min-1 | 30 kW | 50 hz |
| CN2GC37 | 125mm × 100mm | 2 | 3000min-1 | 37 kW | 50 hz |
| CN2GC55 | 125mm × 100mm | 2 | 3000min-1 | 55 kW | 50 hz |
| CN2HC45 | 125mm × 100mm | 2 | 3000min-1 | 45 kW | 50 hz |
| CN2HC55 | 125mm × 100mm | 2 | 3000min-1 | 55 kW | 50 hz |
| CN2HC75 | 125mm × 100mm | 2 | 3000min-1 | 75 kW | 50 hz |
| CN2HC90 | 125mm × 100mm | 2 | 3000min-1 | 90 kW | 50 hz |
| CN2GC90 | 150mm × 125mm | 2 | 3000min-1 | 90 kW | 50 hz |
| CN2GC110 | 150mm × 125mm | 2 | 3000min-1 | 110 kW | 50 hz |
| CN2GC132 | 150mm × 125mm | 2 | 3000min-1 | 132 kW | 50 hz |
| CN2GC160 | 150mm × 125mm | 2 | 3000min-1 | 160 kW | 50 hz |
| CN2FC37 | 150mm × 150mm | 2 | 3000min-1 | 37 kW | 50 hz |
| CN2FC45 | 150mm × 150mm | 2 | 3000min-1 | 45 kW | 50 hz |
| CN2FC55 | 150mm × 150mm | 2 | 3000min-1 | 55 kW | 50 hz |
| CN2FC75 | 150mm × 150mm | 2 | 3000min-1 | 75 kW | 50 hz |
| CN2FC90 | 150mm × 150mm | 2 | 3000min-1 | 90 kW | 50 hz |
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Safety Instructions and Preventive Maintenance Guide
Requirements for use
Pumps play a significant role in a variety of industries and applications, ensuring the smooth movement of liquids and gases. However, in order to maintain top performance and safety, it is essential to adhere to routine maintenance procedures and safety recommendations. This guide aims at providing the detailed information about pump safety and preventive maintenance.
Safety Instructions
1. Read the Manual
Before using EBara pumps, read and understand the handbook thoroughly. Make sure you understand the pump’s specifications, capabilities, and safety precautions.
2. Proper Installation
Ensure the pump is put appropriately according to the guidelines. Improper installation can cause operating inefficiencies and safety issues.
3. Ventilation
Operate pumps in well-ventilated areas to prevent the buildup of potentially harmful gases or vapors. If working in confined spaces, use proper ventilation equipment.
4. Emergency Shutdown Procedures
Familiarize yourself with emergency shutdown procedures in case of malfunction, leakage, or any other hazardous situation. Ensure all personnel know how to operate emergency shutdown mechanisms.
5. Regular Inspections
Conduct routine inspections of the pump and its components for signs of wear, damage, or leaks. Address any issues promptly to prevent accidents or system failures.
6. Chemical Compatibility
If handling hazardous chemicals, ensure the pump materials are compatible with the fluid being pumped or refer our chemical compatibility chart for more information. Incompatible materials can lead to corrosion, leaks, or chemical reactions.
Preventive Maintenance
1. Regular Lubrication
Keep bearings, seals, and other moving parts properly lubricated. Insufficient lubrication can lead to premature wear and breakdowns.
2. Inspect Seals and Gaskets
Check seals and gaskets for wear, damage, or leaks regularly. Replace any worn or damaged seals to prevent fluid leakage and maintain pump efficiency.
3. Check Motor Alignment
Ensure the pump motor is properly aligned with the pump shaft to prevent excessive wear on bearings and seals. Misalignment can lead to premature failure and costly repairs.
4. Replace Worn Parts
Keep an inventory of spare parts and replace worn or damaged components as needed. Regularly check wear parts such as impellers, seals, and bearings for signs of deterioration.
5. Schedule Maintenance
Develop a preventive maintenance schedule based on manufacturer recommendations and operating conditions. Regular maintenance helps prevent unexpected breakdowns and extends the life of the pump.
6. Document Maintenance Records
Keep detailed records of all maintenance activities, including inspections, repairs, and replacements. This information helps track the pump’s performance over time and identify any recurring issues.
By following these safety instructions and preventive maintenance practices, you can ensure the safe operation and longevity of your pumps while minimizing the risk of accidents or downtime. Remember, prioritizing safety and proactive maintenance is key to maximizing pump efficiency and reliability.
Note: All Above Data are Just for Reference, All Data Might Change Without Notices or Updates, Please Contact Our Sales Team to Confirm All Details Via WhatsApp or Email.
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