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VP 0125

VP 0125

Product catalog summary
Specifications:
The vacuum pump model VP0125 operates on both 115V and 230V AC with a rated frequency of 60 Hz and 50 Hz respectively. It has a power consumption of 14 W at 115V and 15 W at 230V. The pump's attainable vacuum is -33.3 kPa (-250 mmHg), equivalent to -333 mbar or -9.84 in. Hg. It offers a free air displacement of 7 L/min (0.247 cfm) and has a rated performance (MTTF) of 10,000 hours. The inlet and outlet are designed for 6 mm O.D. hose barb connections, and the pump supports a continuous duty cycle. The coil insulation is classified as Class B for UL standards. The mounting dimensions are 48 mm (L) x 62 mm (W), and the pump weighs 0.7 kg (1.54 lbs).
Application Examples:
The vacuum pump is suitable for applications such as dripping machines and paper card dispensers.
Dimensional Outline Drawing:
The document provides a detailed dimensional outline drawing with measurements in millimeters, highlighting the placement of the outlet, inlet, and grounding thread.
Power Consumption and Airflow Characteristics:
The document includes graphs illustrating the relationship between airflow (L/min) and power consumption (W) under different vacuum conditions. It shows performance variations at 50Hz and 60Hz frequencies, with detailed vacuum levels in kPa, mmHg, psig, and in.Hg.
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VP 0125-1

Vacuum Pump Model VP0125TO|C€ |115V/230v| | 230V | Airflow Characteristics Attainable Vacuum Application Examples Dripping Machine Paper Card Dispenser Dimensional Outline Drawing (Unit: mm) 27

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