The VN series is EN733 standardised single-stage cast iron centrifugal pump and electric pump / diesel pump which combines the best technical and performance features in a single solution. The wide range (from DN 40 up to DN 300), the variety of materials available, the easy maintenance and the hydraulic efficiency, are further enhanced by the interaction with the electronic solutions also offered by PHUC CHAU AN Company. The VN series are available in both bare shaft and electric pump / diesel driven versions.
VNC Series is the VNFire range of Standardized pumps manufactured according to EN733 with stub-shaft and rigid coupling, with cast iron body, impeller in cast iron and bronze. VNC pumps represent a versatile range suitable for a lot of applications and offer significant advantages in terms of reliability, efficiency and cost saving. Suitable for handling clean water for residential, fire fighting system.
Horizontal, single and two stage, split case fire pumps for firefighting applications. NFPA-20 design. Moving towards UL Listed and FM Approved.
VTC series vertical turbine pump is VS1 type centrifugal pump, which can be single stage or multi-stage with wide range of flow and head to meet various working conditions in the industry with optimum performance. The pump is used to transport clean water, river water, sea water, wastewater with some solids and corrosive industrial water. VTC Series is designed according to NFPA20 standard. It is a reliable pump for fire protection. Moving towards UL Listed and FM Approved.
VT Series is In-line centrifugal pump with cast iron hydraulics, available in single or twin versions and with 2 or 4 pole motors. Designed according to DIN24255 / EN733 standards. VT electric pumps are versatile and silent, with a sturdy structure.
VS Series is Vertical multistage centrifugal pump available in AISI 304 / in AISI 316L and in cast iron. It is high pressure pump that keeps the fire system pressurized during non-fire conditions and prevent unnecessary cycling of the main fire pump.
