Speroni is one of the leading water pump manufacturers in the world. Founded in 1946 by Giuseppe Speroni, Speroni pumps can be found in over 120 countries around the world. With it’s global reach, decades of expertise, and dedication to quality, Speroni’s wide range of pumps covers most applications, including booster pumps, transfer pumps, engine pumps, jockey pumps, and fire pumps.
Made in Italy, Naturalmente
With it’s headquarters and factory (42,000 sqm) in Italy, Speroni gives users the pump expertise that Italians are known for. Ever since Ancient Rome, Italians have been making devices to transfer water from one area to another. Roman aqueducts pierce through the European landscape, bringing water from thousands of miles away to quench the thirst of bustling cities. With this heritage, it is no wonder that most of the best pump makers in the world hail from Italy.
Speroni furthers this heritage by combining ever-improving design with manufacturing expertise. Speroni’s team of 150 collaborators have helped the company achieve over EUR 52 million in turnover.
Peripheral Pumps
Peripheral pumps are small, affordable pumps that can be used for boosting applications. Speroni peripheral pumps are self-priming, with suction of 7 meters (21 feet), can achieve pressures up to 5.8 bar (85 psi), have a capacity of up to 50 liters per minute, and range from 375 – 750 watts (1/2 – 1 hp).
Jet Pumps
Jet pumps are the workhorse of residential pumps. A familiar sight to most homeowners, jet pumps can be used for boosting and transfer applications. Speroni jet pumps are self-priming, with suction of 7 meters (21 feet), can achieve pressures up to 5.8 bar (85 psi), have a capacity of up to 160 liters per minute, and range from 375 – 1,500 watts (1/2 – 2 hp).
Convertible and Deep Well Pumps
Deep well pumps are needed for wells that range from 20 to 200 feet. Convertible pumps are shallow well pumps that can be converted to deep well pumps with the use of an ejector and adaptor. Speroni deep well pumps and convertible pumps are self-priming, with suction of up to 50 meters (150 feet), can achieve pressures up to 5.8 bar (85 psi), have a capacity of up to 100 liters per minute, and range from 600 – 1,500 watts (3/4 – 2 hp).
Pump Protector
Speroni’s pump protectors safeguards your pump. When it senses that there is no water, it turns off the pump to prevent dry-running, a condition that can burn the pump’s motor. The Speroni pump protector has the following features:
Automatically turns pump off when no water is detected
Automatically checks for water, and turns pump on when water is detected
If water is available, acts as the pump controller, automatically turning the pump on when a faucet is open and turns the pump off when the faucet is closed. This also negates the need for a separate pressure switch
Can be used with pumps up to 8 bar (116 psi)
Speronipak
The Speronipak is an all-in-one booster system that includes a Speroni pump, a Pressure Wave pressure tank, and a Marina pump protector. Designed to be plug and play, the Speronipak is easy to install- just connect the pipes, prime the pump, and plug into the outlet. The Speronipak gives you the same benefits of a pressure tank and pump protector, including automatic pump operation and dry run protection.
Centrifugal Pumps
Speroni centrifugal pumps can be used for the following applications: fire pumps (non-UL), booster pumps, and transfer pumps. It can be used with clean water and other chemically and mechanically non-aggressive liquids. It’s special design allows pullout of the motor and rotary parts of the pump and subsequent re-assuembly without having to remove the pump body or the pipes connected to it.
OPERATING CONDITIONS
- Max. working pressure 10 bar
- Liquid temperature up to 90°C
- Ambient temperature up to 40°C
- Total suction lift up to 7 meters (21 feet)
- Continuous duty
MOTOR
- Two-Pole induction motor (n = 3450 min-1)
- Insulation Class F
- Protection IP 55
MATERIALS
- Pump body in Cast Iron, with flanged inlet and delivery openings (PN 10 ) and threaded counter-flanges
- Pump body-motor support in cast iron
- Impeller in cast iron
- Shaft in stainless steel
- Mechanical seal in Ceramic/Graphite
RANGE
- Capacity from 300 to 4900 liters per minute
- Pressure: 2 to 9 bar (30 to 130 PSI)
- Motor: 3 to 50 hp
Vertical Pumps
Speroni vertical pumps are ideally suited for applications that require high pressure, including: jockey pumps (non-UL), filtration/ reverse osmosis systems, boiler feeding, condensate systems, booster pumps, and transfer pumps.
RV Series (Threaded)
RV Series (Threaded)
OPERATING CONDITIONS
- Max working pressure: 10 bar
- Liquid temperature up to 35°C
- Ambient temperature up to 40°C
- Total suction lift up to 7 meters (21 feet)
- Continuous duty
MOTOR
- Two-Pole induction motor (n = 3450 min-1)
- Insulation Class F
- Protection IP 55
MATERIALS
- Pump body – Cast Iron
- Motor Support – Cast Iron
- Impeller – Noryl
- Diffuser – Noryl
- Pump casing – Stainless Steel
- Shaft with rotor – Stainless Steel
- Mechanical seal – Silicon/Silicon
VSS Series (Flange)
OPERATING CONDITIONS
- Temperature of liquid from 0°C to 110°C (max)
- Ambient temperature max to 40°C
- Max. working pressure 25 bar (360 psi)
MOTOR
- Electric standard motor (n = 3450 min-1)
- Insulation Class F
- Protection IP 55
MATERIALS
- Suction casing – Stainless Steel Aisi 304
- Delivery casing – Stainless Steel Aisi 304
- Impeller – Stainless Steel Aisi 304
- External jacket – Stainless Steel Aisi 304
- Counterflanges – Stainless Steel Aisi 304
- Upper cover – Stainless Steel Aisi 304
- Lower cover – Stainless Steel Aisi 304
- Pump shaft – Stainless Steel Aisi 304
- Mechanical seal – Silicon/Graphite
Speroni Pumps in Constant Pressure Systems
Speroni pumps can also be installed in constant pressure systems. With constant pressure systems, users have a better experience, avoiding the pressure drop usually seen when other faucets are opened. In addition, the energy savings are significant, allowing for a positive return on investment as soon as one year in certain cases.
To learn more about installing Speroni Pumps in constant pressure systems, click here (coming soon).
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