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The Ebara circulators range at TF Pumps covers inline circulation pumps for heating, air conditioning, cooling, and solar system applications in domestic and commercial buildings. The range includes the LP Series inline centrifugal pumps and the Ego family of high-efficiency wet rotor electronic circulators.
The LP Series (LPC/LPCD) uses cast iron hydraulics with a ventilated motor, flanged connections, and is designed for larger civil and industrial circulation duties with flow rates up to 300m³/h. The Ego range uses wet rotor ECM technology with permanent magnet motors, integrated electronic control, and threaded or flanged connections, making it the energy-efficient choice for domestic and collective heating and cooling systems.
All Ego models comply with the ErP Directive and carry low EEI ratings, with the Ego 2 range achieving the best efficiency in its category. LPC/LPCD models are fitted with IE3 motors from 0.75 kW and MEI exceeds 0.4 across the range. TF Pumps is an authorised Ebara distributor and stocks both families with expert support available for system selection.
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TF Pumps stocks the Ebara LP Series (LPC/LPCD inline centrifugal pumps) and the Ego range of electronic wet rotor circulators with ECM permanent magnet motors.
The LP Series uses a ventilated motor with cast iron hydraulics and flanged connections, suited to larger commercial and industrial circulation. The Ego range uses ECM wet rotor technology with integrated electronic control for smaller domestic and collective heating and cooling systems.
The range covers central heating and hot water circulation, chilled water and air conditioning systems, solar thermal systems, and general liquid circulation in civil and industrial installations.
Yes, both the LP Series and the Ego range can handle water/glycol mixtures up to a maximum of 20%. For higher glycol concentrations, the final viscosity should be verified before selection.
Absolutely! If you’re unsure which pump is the best fit for your application, our team is here to help. You can pop up to our live chat for instant support, or simply send your requirements and pump details to sales@tfpumps.com. One of our experts will quickly recommend the most suitable pump for your needs.
