Description
PANDA 25-60/180 - circulator pump
The PANDA circulator pump features a permanent-magnet motor and an electronic differential pressure controller that automatically adjusts output to the installation’s actual demand. The control panel with a current energy consumption display makes it easy to monitor the device’s operation, while the set of unions and adapter included in the kit allows the PANDA pump to be installed without purchasing additional accessories.
Who is it for
- Central heating installers – quick installation thanks to the unions and adapter included in the kit, with no need to select additional fittings.
- Single-family homeowners – automatic output adjustment in AUTO mode reduces energy consumption without the need for manual adjustment.
- Heating system managers with a night mode – the constant-speed HS1–HS3 settings maintain repeatable operating parameters during selected hours.
- Service technicians – the energy consumption display on the control panel enables a quick assessment of pump operation without additional measurements.
Applications
The PANDA circulator pump is suitable for constant-temperature heating systems with variable flow, as well as installations where the pipe temperature changes depending on the boiler’s operating conditions. It also performs well in heating systems with a night mode, where the constant-speed HS1–HS3 settings maintain predictable operating parameters during selected hours of the day.
In addition to domestic central heating and clean technical water circulation, the PANDA circulator pump also supports air-conditioning installations and industrial circulation systems, where both operational stability and reduced electricity consumption matter. The PANDA 230V circulator pump’s supply voltage allows it to be connected to a standard domestic power outlet.
Features
The differential pressure controller in the PANDA pump operates in four modes: AUTO, in which the proportional pressure characteristic automatically adapts to the installation’s changing demand, and HS1, HS2, and HS3, which are constant-speed curves useful under stable operating conditions. The permanent-magnet motor ensures low power consumption even at the lowest setting, while the control panel located on the side of the motor makes it easy to change the mode without removing the housing.
The 25-60/180 and 25-60/130 versions differ in the spacing between the connection ports, allowing the pump to be fitted to an existing installation without replacing a section of piping. The 25-40/180 variant is suitable for smaller installations with lower head requirements, while retaining the same operating modes and mounting method as the other models in the series.
- Type: electronic circulator pump with automatic differential pressure control
- Number of operating modes: 4 (AUTO, HS1, HS2, HS3)
- Power supply: 1×230V, 50Hz
- Protection rating: IP44
- Insulation class: F
- Pumped liquid temperature range: 2–95°C
- Permissible ambient temperature: 0–40°C
- Max. pressure in the central heating system: 1 MPa
- Operating pump noise level: 43 dB(A)
- Port / union fitting diameter: 1½" / 1"
- Port spacing: 180 mm
- Included: complete set of union fittings with an adapter for connecting the cable
- Control panel with a display of current power consumption
IBO—24 months (2 years) manufacturer's warranty. Warranty and post-warranty service is provided by Dambat.
The PANDA circulating pump combines automatic operation control with simple installation, reducing both installation time and ongoing electricity consumption.
Frequently asked questions
What is the PANDA circulating pump used for?
The PANDA circulating pump supports water circulation in domestic and industrial central heating, clean technical water circulation, and air-conditioning systems. Automatic differential pressure regulation adjusts its operation to the system's changing demand throughout the heating season.
What is the difference between the PANDA 25-60/130 and the PANDA 25-60/180?
Both models have identical hydraulic parameters and the same operating modes—the only difference is the spacing between the connection ports (130 mm in the 130 version and 180 mm in the 180 version). The choice depends on the distance between the existing ports in the system where the pump is being installed.
How does the PANDA pump differ from IBO circulating pumps with manual speed adjustment?
Unlike pumps with a manual I/II/III switch, the PANDA pump in AUTO mode independently adjusts its output to the system's current demand, without the need for manual adjustment. In addition, the control panel displays the current electrical power consumption, allowing you to assess the device's operation on an ongoing basis.
Are additional fittings needed to install the PANDA pump?
No—the PANDA pump comes with a complete set of union fittings and an adapter for connecting the cable, allowing the device to be installed without selecting additional installation accessories.
How do the AUTO and HS1–HS3 operating modes work?
AUTO is the factory setting in which the PANDA pump operates on a proportional pressure curve, automatically adjusting its output to the needs of the system. HS1, HS2, and HS3 are constant-speed curves, useful in systems requiring repeatable, unchanging operating parameters.
What is the warranty on the PANDA circulating pump?
The PANDA circulating pump by IBO is covered by a 24-month (2-year) manufacturer's warranty. Warranty and post-warranty service is provided by Dambat.
- Power: 0.05 kW,
- Power supply: 1~230 V,
- Frequency: 50 Hz,
- Current draw: A,
- Motor speed: 2850 rpm,
- Dimensions: 142/180 mm
- Weight: 3.0 kg,
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PANDA 25-60/180 - circulator pump
The PANDA circulator pump features a permanent-magnet motor and an electronic differential pressure controller that automatically adjusts output to the installation’s actual demand. The control panel with a current energy consumption display makes it easy to monitor the device’s operation, while the set of unions and adapter included in the kit allows the PANDA pump to be installed without purchasing additional accessories.
Who is it for
- Central heating installers – quick installation thanks to the unions and adapter included in the kit, with no need to select additional fittings.
- Single-family homeowners – automatic output adjustment in AUTO mode reduces energy consumption without the need for manual adjustment.
- Heating system managers with a night mode – the constant-speed HS1–HS3 settings maintain repeatable operating parameters during selected hours.
- Service technicians – the energy consumption display on the control panel enables a quick assessment of pump operation without additional measurements.
Applications
The PANDA circulator pump is suitable for constant-temperature heating systems with variable flow, as well as installations where the pipe temperature changes depending on the boiler’s operating conditions. It also performs well in heating systems with a night mode, where the constant-speed HS1–HS3 settings maintain predictable operating parameters during selected hours of the day.
In addition to domestic central heating and clean technical water circulation, the PANDA circulator pump also supports air-conditioning installations and industrial circulation systems, where both operational stability and reduced electricity consumption matter. The PANDA 230V circulator pump’s supply voltage allows it to be connected to a standard domestic power outlet.
Features
The differential pressure controller in the PANDA pump operates in four modes: AUTO, in which the proportional pressure characteristic automatically adapts to the installation’s changing demand, and HS1, HS2, and HS3, which are constant-speed curves useful under stable operating conditions. The permanent-magnet motor ensures low power consumption even at the lowest setting, while the control panel located on the side of the motor makes it easy to change the mode without removing the housing.
The 25-60/180 and 25-60/130 versions differ in the spacing between the connection ports, allowing the pump to be fitted to an existing installation without replacing a section of piping. The 25-40/180 variant is suitable for smaller installations with lower head requirements, while retaining the same operating modes and mounting method as the other models in the series.
- Type: electronic circulator pump with automatic differential pressure control
- Number of operating modes: 4 (AUTO, HS1, HS2, HS3)
- Power supply: 1×230V, 50Hz
- Protection rating: IP44
- Insulation class: F
- Pumped liquid temperature range: 2–95°C
- Permissible ambient temperature: 0–40°C
- Max. pressure in the central heating system: 1 MPa
- Operating pump noise level: 43 dB(A)
- Port / union fitting diameter: 1½" / 1"
- Port spacing: 180 mm
- Included: complete set of union fittings with an adapter for connecting the cable
- Control panel with a display of current power consumption
IBO—24 months (2 years) manufacturer's warranty. Warranty and post-warranty service is provided by Dambat.
The PANDA circulating pump combines automatic operation control with simple installation, reducing both installation time and ongoing electricity consumption.
Frequently asked questions
What is the PANDA circulating pump used for?
The PANDA circulating pump supports water circulation in domestic and industrial central heating, clean technical water circulation, and air-conditioning systems. Automatic differential pressure regulation adjusts its operation to the system's changing demand throughout the heating season.
What is the difference between the PANDA 25-60/130 and the PANDA 25-60/180?
Both models have identical hydraulic parameters and the same operating modes—the only difference is the spacing between the connection ports (130 mm in the 130 version and 180 mm in the 180 version). The choice depends on the distance between the existing ports in the system where the pump is being installed.
How does the PANDA pump differ from IBO circulating pumps with manual speed adjustment?
Unlike pumps with a manual I/II/III switch, the PANDA pump in AUTO mode independently adjusts its output to the system's current demand, without the need for manual adjustment. In addition, the control panel displays the current electrical power consumption, allowing you to assess the device's operation on an ongoing basis.
Are additional fittings needed to install the PANDA pump?
No—the PANDA pump comes with a complete set of union fittings and an adapter for connecting the cable, allowing the device to be installed without selecting additional installation accessories.
How do the AUTO and HS1–HS3 operating modes work?
AUTO is the factory setting in which the PANDA pump operates on a proportional pressure curve, automatically adjusting its output to the needs of the system. HS1, HS2, and HS3 are constant-speed curves, useful in systems requiring repeatable, unchanging operating parameters.
What is the warranty on the PANDA circulating pump?
The PANDA circulating pump by IBO is covered by a 24-month (2-year) manufacturer's warranty. Warranty and post-warranty service is provided by Dambat.