900 L/h NOMINAL: ABOUT 1,250 KG/H OF FLUID HONEY | 370 W AT 230 V SINGLE-PHASE: ANY SOCKET IN THE HONEY HOUSE |
FIXED ONE SINGLE SPEED: DIRECT TRANSFER, NO ELECTRONICS | 30 kg ON A WHEELED TROLLEY |
Vane pump of 900 L/h at fixed speed, on a wheeled trolley and with a single-phase 370 W motor at 230 V: it plugs into any socket in the honey house and transfers between drums, tanks and vessels. It weighs 30 kg. No flow regulation: to feed a filler, the twin with a box and drive is 2949.
Pumping honey is easy; pumping it without drawing in air and without burning the motor is what separates a useful pump from a gadget.
01 · WHAT IT MOVES AND WHAT IT DOES NOT
With liquid or warmed honey between 25 and 30 °C, freshly harvested multifloral, sunflower, orange blossom or eucalyptus, it moves the nominal 900 L/h, which at 1.4 kg per litre is in the order of 1,250 kg/h: a 300 kg drum in a good quarter of an hour. With thick but unset chestnut or heather it copes, more slowly. What it does not do is move set honey or honey below 18-20 °C: the 370 W motor falls short, the current rises and it burns out. Field rule: if the honey does not run by itself when you open the drum tap, warm it first.
02 · FIXED SPEED
Plug it in and it pumps: to empty a drum, load a tank or move from vessel to vessel, a single speed is plenty and you save the electronics. Where it falls short is feeding a filler or a jar-filling machine, because there you need to turn the flow down so as not to swamp the hopper or make foam; that is what the twin with a control box and drive (2949) is for, the same pump with regulation.
03 · HOW IT IS LOOKED AFTER
The vanes are rubber and wear: check them once a season and change them when flow drops. The pump must never turn without product, because the vanes rub the housing and burn out in seconds. At the end rinse with warm water and drain it, because honey setting inside blocks the rotor at the next start. And size it generously: a pump working at 30-60 % of its capacity lasts longer and treats honey better than one at its limit.
04 · WHAT IT GOES WITH
To empty 300 kg drums or IBC containers from the top, without relying on the tap, there is the submersible (3257). For a room with three-phase power moving hundreds of kilos a day and cappings too, the 1.5 kW flexible impeller with a DN 50 bore (3256). This one is on a wheeled trolley, so it moves from drum to tank and from there to the filler without dismantling anything.
05 · BEFORE YOU BUY
The pump is supplied on its trolley; hoses and fittings come separately.
| ✓ FITS | Honey houses whose work is transferring from drum to tank or vessel and do not need to regulate flow. |
| ✕ DOESN’T FIT | Feeding a filler: that needs a drive, and that is 2949. Set honey: warm it first. |
| ⚠ NOT INCLUDED | Hoses or fittings. |
| Reference | HP-122 |
|---|---|
| Type | Vane pump |
| Nominal flow | 900 L/h |
| Honey equivalent | In the order of 1,250 kg/h with fluid honey |
| Motor | 370 W, 230 V single-phase |
| Regulation | Fixed speed, no drive |
| Mounting | Wheeled trolley |
| Weight | 30 kg |
| Honey temperature | 25-30 °C; not for set honey |
| Twin | HP-124 with box and drive (2949) |
| Alternatives | Three-phase 3256; submersible 3257 |
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