Taco has introduced new, compact HS Series Horizontal Split Case Pumps, which take up 50% less floor space while offering the same superior hydraulic performance.
Precision engineered to decrease installation time and labor costs, the compact model does not require a steel base plate, and with its grouting- and alignment-free design, installation and maintenance are simpler, faster, and safer. Its stackable packaging size and 60 percent reduction in weight also lower total logistics costs — these early-stage savings improve project economics before the system is even commissioned.
The pump delivers industry-leading motor energy efficiency, reaching up to 97.1 percent to reduce lifecycle emissions. Its motor meets IE5 efficiency standards, improving operating margins and resulting in measurable, long-term ROI.
With four models to choose from ranging from 10 HP to 100 HP, specifiers can choose the optional pump design for a wide range of system requirements. The pumps can be used for a variety of applications including data centers, high-tech cooling, air conditioning, and hydronic cooling.
Taco HS Series pumps are developed with sustainability in mind, lowering their CO2 emissions in all facets along with operating costs. These pumps are ideal for commercial and industrial applications requiring higher performance with less complexity and a reduced footprint.
For more information, visit www.tacoinc.com.
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