March May 809-PL-HS or alternatives?

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That SS-4R-MD pump looks interesting; a higher flow rate at 'considerably' £less than they would have sold me an 815-pl for (before they noticed the CE mark issue). It looks like the flow rates quoted are for 50hz too, so they wouldn't be down-graded on a UK mains supply. I would have given this pump serious consideration if I'd noticed it before importing the 815 - as vossy says, the price is pretty similar.

The only down-sides I can spot initially (compared to the 815-PL that I got) are that the SS-4R-MD with rylon impeller and housing seems to be rated to 93c in the specs I could find - which is still enough to sanitise, but it looks like I couldn't employ my usual practice of just recirculating during the boil (unless the official specs can be exceeded). Also its got a 1" BSP inlet - all the other march pumps I looked at went on about not restricting the inlet (presumably to avoid cavitation) so perhaps it would need 1" BSP tap, tubing etc to use it unrestricted - not a problem perhaps though, just more costly.

Cheers
Kev
 
Got the new impeller kit for my 809 in just a week from the states :cool: The impeller vanes on the standard 809 are 15mm long, the new 815 impeller has vanes 21mm long. I also got a few of the Teflon washers and they too are slightly different, the original unused being 0.9mm deep, the new being 1.3mm deep. Can't wait to get it used.
 
Vossy1 said:
Got the new impeller kit for my 809 in just a week from the states :cool: The impeller vanes on the standard 809 are 15mm long, the new 815 impeller has vanes 21mm long. I also got a few of the Teflon washers and they too are slightly different, the original unused being 0.9mm deep, the new being 1.3mm deep. Can't wait to get it used.

That was quick! Who did you use? Link?
Cheers
 

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