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Iwaki

WMD-30RLXT - 1140 GPH America

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300411
$186.99

$219.99
Discontinued by Bulk Reef Supply
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Quality external pump. Iwaki America pumps offer high pressure rates in a durable, compact pump. American motor offers similar performance to the Japanese but at a lower cost. Easily tailor pump applications because of the numerous motor/pump configurations. WMD stands for Walchem Mag-Drive.

WMD Series - American Motor


  • American motors are HVAC in design
  • American pumps are made from rolled steel with stamped end plates
  • American pumps tend to be 3" longer, on average, because of the adapter plate
  • American series comes with a power outlet plug

  • Quick Compare - Iwaki American Motors (American Motors)

    Model

    Power Usage

    Maximum Flow

    Maximum Head

    Connections

    Iwaki WMD-20RLT

    58W

    492 GPH

    14.1 Ft.

    Hose 5/8” NPT ¾”

    Iwaki WMD-20RLXT

    60W

    822 GPH

    8.2 Ft.

    Hose 1” NPT 1”

    Iwaki WMD-30RLT

    120W

    600 GPH

    17.7 Ft.

    Hose ¾” NPT ¾”

    Iwaki WMD-30RLXT

    120W

    1140 GPH

    13.5 Ft.

    Hose 1” NPT 1”

    Iwaki WMD-40RLT

    114W

    822 GPH

    21.3 Ft.

    Hose ¾” NPT ¾”

    Iwaki WMD-40RLXT

    114W

    1344 GPH

    15.4 Ft.

    Hose 1” NPT 1”

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Input Size 1.0"
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Product Questions

Can you run these pumps when there starving for water to create bubble scrubbing
Question by: Bryan King on Nov 26, 2019, 2:55 PM
Hey there!

If you are asking if you can use this as a protein skimmer then no, when these pumps run with a lack of water it will damage them.
Answer by: Thomas Billington on Nov 26, 2019, 3:03 PM
Does this pump deliver 1140 gph @ 13.5 feet
Question by: JOE on Mar 18, 2014, 4:17 PM
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Hi Joe,
13.5ft is the maximum head pressure, at this point the pump would stop flowing. The pump pumps at 1140gph at 0 head pressure and will decline as pressure increases. The pressure/flow curve can be found right here:
http://www.iwakiamerica.com/Literature/MD_WMD/30FAMcrv.pdf
Answer by: Bulk Reef Supply on Mar 18, 2014, 4:17 PM