Tunze 1073.05 Head loss question.

2Quills

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Would this pump give me 600gph at 5ft of head height running at max output? I can't seem to find any info for this.

Thanks
 
No, flow at 5ft of head would be about 450-500gph.

Ok, thank you. I had checked out the link to the user manual but the graphs were to blurry to read very well. I don't suppose you know if a slightly larger pump is in the works any time soon do you? The 1073.05 sounds pretty sweet but it's a little bit too small for me. And the 1073.09 is way over kill. Would love to see a pump from Tunze made for tanks in the 120g-180g range.

JMO
 
In the fall 1073.090 will be replaced, I don't have any info on the replacement but suspect it will be more versatile.
 
I'm also very interested in the 1073.05 as sump return and for chiller.
my tank specs:
- head loss height;50'
- overflow up to 400gph
- chiller needs 240-960gph

would this pump work or do I need a stronger pump?
 
Iam also very interested as a return pump and for my chiller.
Tank specs:
- head loss height; 50"
- overflow: up to 400 gph
- chiller: 240-960 gph

will this pump work OK in this situation?
Love the adjustable flow rate , reported reliability and silence on this pump, but am concerned it won't be powerful enough.
 
At 50" it should do about 520gph at full power, my concern would be the following-

Does that 50" include the head pressure within the chiller (usually 2ft) due to elbows, etc.
 
No. 50" does not include head pressure from chiller or plumbing.
Is there a strong variable recirc pump from Tunze that would be more appropriate?
 
That is the biggest/only return pump that is electronically variable. I think the 1073.050 would work, but including the resistance inside the chiller you would likely be closer to 350gph at full power.
 
To me it would be, but everyones needs and opinions vary, it will do about 550gph at 4ft of head. I generally target 3-5 time turnover through a sump.
 
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