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May 8, 2015 – Franklin Electric’s Inline 400 pressure-boosting system is
designed to provide a compact and economical way to improve water pressure. The
Inline 400 couples the Franklin Electric pump and motor with flow-based
controls to provide a typical water-pressure boost of up to 40 psi, depending
on the application’s need.
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May 8, 2015 – Franklin Electric’s Inline 400 pressure-boosting system is
designed to provide a compact and economical way to improve water pressure. The
Inline 400 couples the Franklin Electric pump and motor with flow-based
controls to provide a typical water-pressure boost of up to 40 psi, depending
on the application’s need.
The unit is designed symmetrically to allow easy
installation, Franklin Electric said in a press release, mounting either
vertically or horizontally to fit within most existing plumbing configurations,
including those where space is limited.
The powerful yet quiet system is suitable for city water
pressure boosting, pressurizing water from a cistern tank repressurizing after
filtration and irrigation system boosting applications, the company said.
“We’ve taken our knowledge from years of producing water
system products and brought that experience to our residential and commercial
customers,” said Scott Stayton, director of portfolio management for Franklin
Electric.
Available in 115- and 230-volt models, the Inline 400
features a product rating of 1/3 horsepower (0.246 kilowatts), a one-inch NPT
inlet and outlet, and power by means of a standard electrical cord. Integrated
pump protection features guard against over- or under-voltage, dry run and over
temperature.
Electronics include two pressure switches that monitor and
reduce the chance of over pressuring the system. A flow switch ensures that it
only runs when needed for maximum efficiency.
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