Sequence ValueFlo 1000 Series

Description

The ValuFlo^® 1000 series has set the standard by which all others are measured. The perfect blend of medium pressure and ample flow for the majority of ponds. The motor is totally enclosed, fan-cooled for durability.

• 115V (standard config) or 230V.
• 18-month manufacturer’s warranty.
• Supplied with an 8-foot, 115V cord set.
• 1 1/2″ Inlet/Outlet
• Made in the USA.

The people behind ValuFlo^® pumps named the product line to reflect the stringent set of standards against which ValuFlo^® performance is measured. ValuFlo^® products were designed to achieve a unique level of economy – with high efficiency in a reliable, long-life pump. ValuFlo^® products offer extremely low total cost of ownership.

• High efficiency – Inefficient pumps simply cost more to operate. Savings from efficient ValuFlo^® pumps often more than pay the difference between ValuFlo^® and other pumps.
• Long-life – It takes time, as well as extra money to replace a failing pump. Although we all expect products to outlive their warranty, the length of the warranty is an expression of manufacturer expectations about service life. Compare the length of product warranties, as if a replacement is required at the end of the warranty.
• Lower price – With designs based on the highest performance pumps in the industry, mated to solid commercial-duty motors, ValuFlo^® products offer great throughput and extremely low total cost of ownership.

The name of the game is ValuFlo^® – for efficiency, for longevity. ValuFlo^® is simply the best value! From the compact model 750 and workhorse model 1000, there is a pump for every application. All units are assembled and pre-tested in our Colorado manufacturing facility.

View ValuFlo 1000 Series Instruction Manual (PDF)

Tech Specs

	3,300 GPH	4,500 GPH	5,100 GPH	6,100 GPH
Application	Out of Water	Out of Water	Out of Water	Out of Water
Motor Type	Straight Centrifugal	Straight Centrifugal	Straight Centrifugal	Straight Centrifugal
Sequence Model	3300VAF21, 3300VAF21-HV	4500VAF21, 4500VAF21-HV	5100VAF22, 5100VAF22-HV	6100VAF23, 6100VAF23-HV
Dimensions	18″L x 10″W x 9.8″H	18″L x 10″W x 9.8″H	18″L x 10″W x 9.8″H	18″L x 10″W x 9.8″H
Max Flow Rate	3,300 GPH	4,500 GPH	5,100 GPH	6,100 GPH
Max Head Pressure	21 Feet	21 Feet	22 Feet	23 Feet
GPH @ 4′	3,060 GPH	4,140 GPH	4,740 GPH	5,580 GPH
GPH @ 8′	2,700 GPH	3,660 GPH	4,260 GPH	5,100 GPH
GPH @ 12′	2,280 GPH	3,180 GPH	3,780 GPH	4,500 GPH
Inlet / Discharge Size	1.5″ FPT	1.5″ FPT	1.5″ FPT	1.5″ FPT
Wattage	215-Watts	253-Watts	293-Watts	344-Watts
Voltage / Max Amps	115V / 1.9 Amps 230V / 0.95 Amps	115V / 2.2 Amps 230V / 1.1 Amps	115V / 2.6 Amps 230V / 1.3 Amps	115V / 3.0 Amps 230V / 1.5 Amps
Motor Size	1/8 HP	1/6 HP	1/4 HP	1/3 HP
Max Case Pressure	65 PSI	65 PSI	65 PSI	65 PSI
Motor Enclosure	Totally Enclosed, Fan-Cooled (TEFC)	Totally Enclosed, Fan-Cooled (TEFC)	Totally Enclosed, Fan-Cooled (TEFC)	Totally Enclosed, Fan-Cooled (TEFC)
Power Cord	8 Feet	8 Feet	8 Feet	8 Feet
Warranty	18-Month	18-Month	18-Month	18-Month
*Optional Strainer Baskets w/ 1.5″ Adaptors	90 cu in	90 cu in	90 cu in	90 cu in

Flooded Suction

• Ideal setup as it does not require priming.
• Ball Valve installed before and after the pump for ease of maintenance.
• We recommend installing a Union before and after the pump for ease of disassembly and maintenance.

Suction Lift

• Suction lift must be installed with a Swing Check Valve.
• Check Valve installation is required below water level to avoid dry running unit and aids in priming.

How to Read a Water Pump Flow Chart

The Flow Chart below is designed to allow you to plot your pond’s water-flow requirements, and easily determine which pond pump will meet those requirements.

 

Flow Chart

Aim for the Middle of the Curve:

After plotting your calculation on the Flow Chart, find a pump that falls in the middle third of the pump curve, not too close to either axis. Pumps that fall on the fringes of the curve will not work as efficiently for your application, and they will be pushed to their operating limits, reducing their life span.

Other Considerations When Choosing a Pump:

It’s Better to Oversize than Undersize: You are better to slightly oversize a pump than to undersize. When oversizing, you can always install a ball valve to reduce the water down to your desired flow.

Check Your Other Equipment: Choose a pump that does not exceed the indicated maximum flow rate on your filter or water feature. Also, be sure the tubing you select can handle the flow rate of your pump.