Taco® IFC™ 007-F5-7 IFC 007-IFC™ Cartridge Circulator Pump, 0 to 17 gpm, 3/4 in, 1 in, 1-1/4 in, 1-1/2 in Flanged Inlet, 115 VAC

TAC007F57IFC MFG #: 007-F5-7 IFC

Inlet Size: 3/4 in, 1 in, 1-1/4 in, 1-1/2 in Flanged
Voltage Rating: 115 VAC
Amperage Rating: 0.71 A
Dimensions: 6-1/8 in L x 6-3/8 in H
Frequency Rating: 60 Hz
Manufacturer: TACO
Manufacturer #: 007-F5-7 IFC
Maximum Head: 8-1/2
Maximum Pressure: 125 psi
Motor HP: 1/25
Motor Speed: 3250
Series: 007-IFC™
Temperature Rating: 40 to 230 deg F

The Taco 007 Cartridge Circulator is the most popular hydronic circulator sold today. With its field serviceable cartridge design, the compact 007 provides quiet, efficient operation and unmatched reliability. The self-lubricating, maintenance free design and flow characteristics make it the ideal hydronic circulator for a wide range of applications.

Taco® IFC™ Cartridge Circulator Pump, Series: 007-IFC™, 0 to 17 gpm, 3/4 in, 1 in, 1-1/4 in, 1-1/2 in Flanged Inlet, 8-1/2 ft Maximum Head, 1/25 hp, 115 VAC, 0.71 A, 60 Hz, 125 psi Maximum, 3250 rpm Motor, 40 to 230 deg F, 6-1/8 in L x 6-3/8 in H

Features
Includes

Standard high capacity output compact design
Quiet, efficient operation
Direct drive-low power consumption
Unique replaceable cartridge design-field serviceable
Self lubricating
No mechanical seal
Unmatched reliability-maintenance free
Universal flange to flange dimensions
Motor specification - single phase, permanent split capacitor impedance protected
Cast iron casing
Steel stator housing
Stainless Steel cartridge and spring
Non metallic impeller
Ceramic shaft
Carbon bearing
EPDM o-ring and gasket
Acetal body and plunger
The Taco 007 is a cartridge style, maintenance free, wet-rotor, in-line, single stage circulator pump
It is designed for quiet operation in hydronic heating, radiant heating, hydro-air fan coils, indirect water heaters, chilled fresh water, and domestic water recirculation systems
The unique replaceable cartridge contains all of the moving parts and allows the circulator to be easily serviced instead of replacing the entire unit