Taco 2400-20-3P Cast Iron 2400 Series Circulator Pump, 1/6 HP - 2400-20-3P

Taco 2400-20-3P Cast Iron 2400 Series Circulator Pump, 1/6 HP - 2400-20-3P

The Taco 2400-20-3P is a cast iron circulator pump with a power rating of 1/6 HP and operates on 115V. This unit is suitable for various hydronic heating and cooling applications. It features a close-coupled motor design, ensuring quiet and efficient operation.

Product Highlights

This circulator pump is designed for efficient performance in residential and commercial systems. Its compact design allows for easy installation in tight spaces.

Features

• 1/6 HP motor with 3450 RPM speed
• Designed for medium to high flow applications
• Permanently lubricated bearings enhance longevity

Specifications

Product Information

Standard Information

What our Experts Think

• Durable Stainless Steel Construction: The Taco 0012SF circulator is built from high-quality stainless steel, ensuring long-lasting performance and resistance to corrosion in demanding applications.

• Powerful 1/8 HP Motor: With a robust 1/8 HP motor, the circulator provides reliable and efficient circulation for heating and cooling systems, making it perfect for residential and light commercial applications.

• 1-1/2" Flanges: Designed with 1-1/2" flanges, this circulator offers compatibility with a wide range of systems, providing easy installation and secure connections.

• Energy Efficient: Engineered to provide maximum performance with minimal energy consumption, ensuring both reliability and cost-efficiency in the long run.

• Quiet Operation: The circulator operates quietly, ensuring it doesn't disrupt the environment while maintaining consistent performance for heating or cooling systems.

• Replacement for 0012BF4: This model is designed as a direct replacement for the Taco 0012BF4 circulator, providing an easy upgrade with no need for additional modifications to your system

Q&A

Q: What is the purpose of the Taco 0012SF circulator?
A: The Taco 0012SF is a high-efficiency stainless steel circulator pump designed for residential and commercial heating systems. It circulates water or fluids in hydronic systems to maintain consistent temperatures.

Q: Is this pump suitable for residential heating systems?
A: Yes, the Taco 0012SF is ideal for residential hydronic heating applications, providing reliable circulation in systems such as boilers, radiant floor heating, and baseboard heating.

Q: What are the of using stainless steel in the circulator?
A: Stainless steel ensures durability, prevents corrosion, and extends the life of the pump, making it suitable for systems that involve water or fluid circulation in potentially high-temperature environments.

Q: Does the Taco 0012SF require maintenance?
A: Like all pumps, regular maintenance (such as checking for blockages or wear) is recommended to ensure optimal performance, though the stainless steel construction helps minimize corrosion and extend pump life.

Maintenance Tips

• Regular Inspection:

• Pump Housing: Periodically inspect the stainless steel pump housing for signs of corrosion or damage. If you notice any pitting or discoloration, it could indicate wear or contamination.

• Flanges: Ensure the 1-1/2" flanges are securely fastened and free from leaks. Tighten any loose bolts if necessary.

• Cleaning the Pump:

• Descaling: If the circulator is used in a system with hard water, scale buildup may occur over time. Descale the pump using a vinegar-water solution or a commercially available descaler.

• Exterior Cleaning: Wipe the exterior of the pump with a damp cloth to remove dust, dirt, or grease. Avoid harsh chemicals that could damage the stainless steel.

• Check the Motor:

• Motor Housing: Inspect the motor housing for any signs of overheating or unusual noise during operation. Ensure the motor is running smoothly without any excessive vibrations.

• Lubrication: Some circulators require regular lubrication. If your model does, refer to the manufacturer’s instructions for the appropriate lubricant.

• Monitor the Impeller:

• Impeller Function: Regularly check the impeller for any blockages or damage that could affect flow. If the impeller is damaged, replace it immediately to prevent system inefficiency.

• Flow Rate: Ensure the circulator maintains the proper flow rate as indicated in the product manual. Low flow could be a sign of impeller wear or blockage.

• Check Electrical Connections:

• Wiring: Inspect all electrical connections for any signs of fraying, corrosion, or wear. Replace any damaged wiring to prevent electrical hazards.

• Voltage: Ensure that the circulator is operating at the correct voltage and amperage as specified by the manufacturer.

• Test Pressure Relief:

• If your circulator system includes a pressure relief valve, make sure it is functioning properly. A stuck valve could lead to overpressurization and potential system damage.

• Avoid Freezing:

• If your circulator is used in an outdoor or unheated area, make sure it’s properly insulated to prevent freezing during colder months, as this can cause severe damage to the pump and associated plumbing