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QHSE
Application Engineering
Optimization Services
Advanced Applications
Downhole Monitoring
ESP Components
Surface Power and Control
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Application
Engineering
ESP system components
Basic equipment selection
Effect of VSD on the ESP system
DesignPro* ESP Software
ESP Design Data Sheet
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Optimization
Services
Axia* Lifting Service

espWatcher* Surveillance and Control System
LiftPro* Service
Power Systems Analysis

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Advanced
Applications
REDA* Hotline* High-Temperature ESP Systems

Poseidon™ Multiphase Gas-Handling System
Catalyst* Advanced ESP Completions
RedaCoil* Coiled Tubing-Deployed ESP Systems

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Downhole
Monitoring
Phoenix* Select* Downhole Monitoring Gauges

Phoenix Multisensor* XT Downhole Monitoring Gauges
Product Tables

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ESP
Components
Pumps
Pump Intakes
Protectors
Motors
Maximus* Components
Power Cable

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Pumps
Summary Table
Pump Nomenclature
Bolt-On Pump Discharge Heads
338 Series AN550 AN900 AN1200 AN1500 A2700N
387 Series D3050N D3400N D5850N
400 Series D475N D725N DN1100 D1400N DN1750 DN1800
DN2150 D2400N DN3000 DN3100 D4300N D5800N
540 Series GN1600 GN2100 GN3200 GN4000 GN5200 G6200N
GN7000 GN10000
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Pumps,
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538 Series SN2600 SN3600 S5000N S6000N SN8500 S8900N

562 Series HN13500 HN15000 H15500N H21500N H28000N
675 Series J7000N J12000N JN16000 JN21000
725 Series L16000N L43000N
862 Series M520A M520B M520C M675A M675B M675C
950 Series N1050A N1050B
1000 Series N1400A N1400B
1125 Series P2500A

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Pump Intakes
Standard Intakes
Vortex Gas Separators
Advanced Gas Handler
Poseidon*
Product Tables

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Protectors
Elastomer Application Guidelines

Modular Protector Nomenclature
Advanced Motor Protector
Modular Protector Configurations and Product Tables

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Motors
REDA ESP Motors Maximus

Dominator* Motors Promotor
Product Tables
Bolt-On Motor Bases
375 Series Motors
456 Dominator Motors
540 Series Motors

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Maximus
Components
Motors
ProMotors
Protectors
Motorlead Extensions

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Power Cable
REDA ESP Power Cable RedaValu* Cable

Modular cable nomenclature RedaSurface* Cable
Cable Types RedaTube* Cable Technology
Polyethylene Motorlead Extensions
Redalene* Cable Lasalle Cable Protectors
Redahot* Cable Product Tables
Redablack* Cable Power Cable
Redalead* Cable Motorlead Extensions
RedaCDC* Cable Maximus Motorlead Extensions

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Surface Power
and Control
Fixed Speed Drives Motor Controllers

FixStar* Fixed Speed Drive UniConn* Universal Site Controller
Product Tables StarView* Wellsite Display Software
Variable Speed Drives Product Tables
SpeedStar* Low-Voltage VSDs Power and Control Accessories
SpeedStar MVD* Variable Speed Drive StarShield* TVSS
Product Tables Power Distribution and Control Skids
Product Tables

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Quality, Health, Safety,
and Environment
To ensure that quality, health, safety
(including security), and environmen-
tal (QHSE) considerations remain a top
priority, Schlumberger has adopted
the QHSE Management System. We
are committed to proactively integrat-
ing the following QHSE objectives into
Schlumberger operations worldwide:
■ Ensure the quality of our products
and services.
■ Protect the health, safety, and
property of our employees, clients,
contractors, and third parties.
■ Protect the environment in the com-
munities where we work and live.
QHSE Management System

The QHSE Management System
defines the Schlumberger operating
principles with regard to product and
service quality, protection of health
and safety, and protection of the envi-
ronment. As an integral part of their
everyday work, all Schlumberger
employees share and practice the
QHSE principles.
A foundation of the QHSE system
is the belief that all losses of people,
property, and process are preventable.
By applying QHSE principles, we
strive to attain a zero-defect culture
that eliminates all accidents, process
losses, harmful emissions, health-
related incidents, and security lapses.
QHSE
Quality, Health, Safety, and Environment

The QHSE Management System ■ risk management—continual In particular, our Electrical
includes eight interrelated compo- evaluation process to identify haz- Certification Policy is intended to
nents, monitored to ensure day-to-day ards, assess risks, and determine provide guidance on the safe installa-
conformance with standards, cor- appropriate means of prevention tion, maintenance, and operation of
rected when necessary, and continu- and mitigation REDA* ESP technology utilized by
ously improved: ■ design and planning—application Schlumberger at client locations.
■ commitment and leadership— of QHSE principles to the design, All electrical equipment must be
strong, visible management com- development, and delivery of regarded as being capable of giving
mitment, leadership, and personal Schlumberger Oilfield Services rise to danger. Measures must be
involvement in QHSE, including products and services taken to ensure the safety of personnel
provision of necessary resources ■
and the continued operability of the
implementation and monitoring—
■ policies and objectives—defined
equipment.
mechanisms to ensure activities
Precautions must be taken during
standards and QHSE performance conform to defined standards
ESP installations to eliminate the
targets for all levels of the and to promote continuous
possibility of fire or explosion from
organization improvement
ignition of flammable gas, liquid, or
■ organization and resources— ■ assessment and continuous vapor by electrical causes. Work
organizational structure and improvement—audits and reviews involving the approach to, or touching
necessary resources for achieving to verify the effectiveness of the of, electrical equipment is potentially
QHSE objectives QHSE Management System. dangerous at all times.
■ contractor and supplier manage- Work should not be carried out
ment—mechanisms to ensure that unless the proper precautions have
products and services provided by been taken to ensure that electrical
suppliers and contractors meet equipment is dead, made safe, and
applicable QHSE standards cannot be made live while work is
in progress.

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REDA ESP system components The cable is banded or clamped to

The REDA* ESP system includes the both the production tubing and the Wellhead
following components: ESP components to support the assembly
weight of the cable. Cable clamp pro- Step-up
■ wellhead assembly
tectors are used in deviated wells or in transformer
■ power cable wells with tight equipment clearances. VSD
■ discharge head or FSD
■ pump surface
Discharge head control
■ intakes and gas devices systems
The discharge head is the connection
■ protector between the pump and the production
■ motor tubing. It bolts to the pump and is
■ Phoenix* sensors.
threaded to the tubing.
Power cable
The REDA ESP surface equipment Discharge head
consists of Pump
■ fixed speed drive (FSD) or variable
The pump adds lift to the wellbore
speed drive (VSD) fluid by converting kinetic energy
from the rotation of pump impellers
■ step-up transformer
to potential energy in the form
■ junction box and surface pigtail of hydraulic head.
■ transient voltage surge suppressor. Pumps are available in a wide Pump
range of sizes and configurations.
Wellhead assembly
The wellhead assembly, which allows Intakes and gas devices
the tubing and power cable to pass The wellbore fluid enters the pump
through the well to the surface, through the intake section. Intake or gas separator
includes the following items: To help reduce the negative effects
■ feed-through mandrel for power
of gas on the pump performance,
cable Schlumberger offers various gas sep-
arators and gas-handling devices, Protector
■ lower connector on the main
in addition to standard intakes.
cable, either field installed or By using the Poseidon™ multi-
preassembled at a Schlumberger phase gas-handling system, REDA Motor lead extension
service facility. ESPs are able to operate in conditions
up to 75% free gas at the pump intake.
Power cable
The power cable, which supplies elec- Motor
tricity to the ESP motor, is available in
various configurations, both flat and
round profiles, to match the cable to Phoenix* sensor
specific wellbore conditions. Cables
are available in 6, 4, 2, 1, and 1/0
American Wire Gauge (AWG) sizes.

Protector Phoenix sensors Step-up transformer
The Modular Protector provides the Phoenix* artificial lift monitoring Most REDA ESP motors require volt-
ultimate protection available for keep- systems enable advanced monitoring ages higher than the nominal power
ing well fluids from entering the motor. and control of the ESP performance. grid voltage of 460 V (60 Hz) or 380 V
It also serves as a motor oil reservoir, The Phoenix Select* and (50 Hz) for operation. The reason is
provides pressure equalization between MultiSensor* XT monitoring systems that cable power losses along the
the motor and the wellbore, and car- offer a broad range of accurate and length of the cable are lower for higher
ries the thrust load of the pump. reliable downhole measurements. voltages.
Two styles of protector sections are Either system monitors ESP and well Higher voltages allow for using
available: performance for real-time monitoring; smaller-gauge power cable and lower-
■ Labyrinth-type sections use the dif- in-depth analysis; and diagnostics to amperage electrical components. Step-
ference in specific gravity between extend pump run life, improve produc- up transformers are offered in ranges
the wellbore and motor fluids tion, and reduce total lift system costs. from 600 V to 4,850 V.
to keep the two separated.
■ Bag-type sections use an elastomer FSDs or VSDs Junction box and surface pigtail
bag to isolate the two fluids. The FixStar* FSD connects utility The junction box is required for all ESP
power to the REDA ESP. The UniConn* installations. If gas from the wellbore
Motor universal site controller integrates should migrate up the power cable to
with the switchboard and offers motor the surface, the junction box allows
An electric motor provides rotational
protection along with data display and this gas to escape to the atmosphere,
energy to the pump section. REDA ESP
download capabilities. away from confined spaces.
motors are three-phase, two-pole,
SpeedStar* VSDs offer greater flexi- The surface pigtail is the connection
squirrel-cage induction-type motors.
bility than a switchboard to operate between the feed-through mandrel and
The motor is filled with a highly refined
REDA ESPs. Instead of operating the the junction box.
mineral oil to provide dielectric
ESP at a constant 50 or 60 Hz, the ESP
strength, lubrication, and thermal con-
can operate at speeds greater or less
ductivity. As with pumps, various sizes
than the grid power frequency. Transient voltage
of motors are available. surge suppressor
Changing the operating speed of the
ESP can optimize the equipment per- The transient voltage surge suppressor
formance and well productivity during is a proven device that will protect
the life of the well. electrical equipment against power
system surges and lightning strikes. It
should be an essential component of
any REDA ESP system.

Poseidon™ is a trademark of Institut Français du Pétrole (IFP), Total, and Statoil; technology licensed to Schlumberger. ESP Catalog

Basic equipment selection ■ Unusual conditions In these more complex applications,
Selecting the correct REDA ESP ● Abrasives equipment selection calculations are
system for each application is impor- ● Corrosion
more easily handled by the DesignPro
tant to delivering the most efficient software.
● Paraffin
and reliable operation.
● Emulsion
DesignPro* ESP design software Total dynamic head
● Scale-forming tendencies
provides an accurate and comprehen- To determine the number of stages
sive evaluation of the ESP system. As ■ Performance monitoring required in the pump, the total
with any software application, the ● Communication protocol dynamic head (TDH) must be deter-
accuracy of the results depends on the mined for a projected rate. The TDH
● Data management
input data quality. Complete, accurate is the sum of
● Monitoring and surveillance needs
well data should be carefully evaluated
■ distance of vertical lift from the
to engineer the most economical and
efficient installation. surface to the pumping fluid level
Well production capacity ■ friction loss in the tubing
The following guide and checklist
will aid in ESP system design. The well Accurate determination of a well’s pro- ■ tubing discharge pressure at the
data sheets at the end of this section ductivity is a major factor in properly wellhead.
can be used to collect the design infor- selecting the REDA ESP system. The
mation required by a Schlumberger data required are an accurate static
application engineer. reservoir pressure; a producing bot- Pump selection
tomhole pressure; and accurate oil, Selection of the pump is based on the
water, and gas production rates. estimated pumping rate, TDH, well
Well data Liquid-level data can sometimes be conditions, and casing size limitations.
■ Physical description used as a substitute for static and The most economical choice is usually
● Casing size and weight
producing bottomhole pressures. the largest series (diameter) that the
In wells with low oil cuts and little casing will permit. Pump performance
● Tubing size, type, and thread
or no gas, fluid levels are often accept- curves define optimum operating lim-
● Equipment setting depth
able. In many cases, pressure data its for various motor and pump sizes.
(measured and vertical) inferred from liquid data can be ques- The desired capacity should be within
● Depth of perforations tionable due to foaming and a ten- the optimum limits of the pump per-
(measured and vertical) dency for the oil to replace the water. formance curves and nearest the peak
● Restrictions
Most oil and many water wells will efficiency of the pump selected.
not exhibit a true straight line produc-
● Unusual mechanical conditions
tivity index (PI) relationship due to gas
■ Production data interference and turbulence in the Pump size
● Static fluid level or static wellbore. Over moderate drawdowns, To determine the number of stages
bottomhole pressure the PI calculation yielding capacity for the desired capacity, refer to the
● Pumping fluid level or flowing
in B/D/psi [m3/d/kPa] drawdown head capacity curve (shown on the
bottomhole pressure produces a reasonable approximation pump performance curves) for the
of capacity. The recommended Vogel selected pump type. These curves are
● Present producing rate
technique yields an inflow perform- based on the performance of one stage
● Bottomhole temperature
ance relationship capacity that is in fresh water.
● Gas/oil ratio corrected for wellbore interference The number of stages required is
● Water/oil ratio
and gives a better indication of produc- calculated by dividing the TDH by the
ing potential, especially at very high head per stage from the head capacity
● Tubing head pressure
drawdowns. curve for the type of pump selected.
■ Well fluid data In high-rate oil wells, those produc-
● API gravity of oil ing with high gas/liquid ratios or with
unusual fluid viscosities, the PI calcu-
Motor selection
● Specific gravity of water
lation will deviate from the previously Motors are available in a broad range
■ Power supply described procedure. In these wells, of voltage ratings to provide the great-
● Surface voltage, phase, and
the calculations are a function of the est versatility of switchboard and cable
frequency pressure-volume-temperature and vis- selection options. Setting depth is a
● Line capacity cosity data for the particular reservoir determining factor in motor voltage
fluid to be produced. selection due to the voltage loss at a
particular amperage and cable type.

Motor voltage selection must take Protector seals FSDs
into account voltage loss in the cable. There are two styles of protector seals FSDs, commonly known as switch-
Voltage loss is proportional to cable available: bag and labyrinth. The boards, are available for voltages from
length and is a function of cable type patented Modular Protector seals com- 480 through 4,800 V. Selection is based
and amperage. bine these seal types in configurations on voltage, amperage, and horse-
In deeper wells, a higher voltage of up to four chambers. The motor power ratings, in addition to future
motor should be considered because it horsepower, downhole temperature, requirements.
requires smaller-gauge cable than lower- and thrust bearing capacity should be
voltage motors. taken into consideration when select-
ing a protector. Additional protector Transformers
Motor size information is shown on the charts in Where the voltage of the primary sys-
the protector section of this catalog. tem is not compatible with the
The motor horsepower requirement is required surface voltage, a trans-
calculated by multiplying the horse- former will be required. Step-up trans-
power per stage from the pump curve Cable formers are available to increase a
by the number of pump stages and cor- Schlumberger manufactures REDA ESP 480-V line voltage to voltages of up to
recting for the specific gravity of the power cable in flat and round configu- 5 kV. Three-phase transformers are
well fluid. rations from 1/0 AWG through 6 AWG. available in many common primary
The optimum cable size is governed by and secondary voltage ranges.
the amperage, voltage drop, and space
available between the tubing collar
and the casing. The best cable type is
based on the bottomhole temperature
and fluids that will be encountered
in the wellbore.


Effect of VSD on the ESP system Pump shaft performance Motor performance
VSDs control the speed of pump opera- The shaft’s ability to transmit torque The best motor performance results
tion. The effect of a VSD change on does not vary with speed. The power when the motor voltage varies directly
pump performance can be calculated delivered at any particular torque is proportional to frequency. The result is
from the pump affinity laws for speed. directly proportional to speed; there- a motor with the following ratings:
The laws state fore, the shaft horsepower rating varies ■ horsepower rating varies directly
■ capacity or flow varies directly directly with speed. In equation form, with frequency
with the speed this is expressed as ■ speed varies directly with frequency
■ head varies with the square of speed SHP2 N 2 ■ voltage rating varies directly with
■ horsepower required by the pump
= ,
SHP1 N1 frequency
varies with the cube of speed. ■ current rating does not vary with
The affinity laws for speed can also where SHP = shaft horsepower rating. frequency.
be expressed in their respective equa- Because the power required by the Internal temperature limits do not
tion forms: pump increases more than the shaft vary with frequency. At high speeds in
horsepower rating does with a speed hot wells, the temperature limits may
Q2 N 2 increase, shaft loading should always
= , override the horsepower and current
Q1 N1 be determined for the maximum fre- ratings.
2 quency of operation.
H2 ⎛ N 2 ⎞
= ,
H1 ⎜⎝ N1 ⎟⎠ Protector thrust bearing
load and performance
and
3 The thrust load varies approximately as
P2 ⎛ N 2 ⎞ the square of speed. Forces that do not
= ,
P1 ⎜⎝ N1 ⎟⎠ vary with speed are negligible.
Speed changes have a complex
where Q = flow, H = head, P = power, effect on thrust bearing performance.
and N = speed. Depending on the bearing type and
To completely evaluate the effect of the temperature, a speed increase can
the VSD change on the pump, the pump increase, decrease, or have no change
affinity laws would have to be calcu- on the bearing rating. Consult the
lated for a number of points on the graphs in the protector section of this
pump curve and then plotted. catalog to determine thrust bearing
performance.

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DesignPro ESP Software
DesignPro* ESP design and analysis ■ black oil properties with option
software is a sophisticated software for extensive PVT laboratory data,
package for sizing and analyzing an viscosity calibration, and emul-
entire ESP system. Designed to be sion effects
intuitive with a highly logical work- ■ predicting reservoir performance
flow, the software is extremely user by inflow methods with the option
friendly. In addition, it has some of the to consider water cut
most advanced models in the software ■ providing complete gas handling
engine to accurately predict the per-
or gas separation performance
formance of each ESP component.
analysis
The DesignPro software was devel-
■ providing advanced features for
oped with the assistance and close
cooperation of REDA ESP domain changing the performance of the
experts. pump or any other components
The software contains an intuitive to match the measured data
workflow to navigate through the ■ applying motor and pump heat-
application design in a logical and increase effects on equipment
concise manner. Modules define the performance
wellbore schematic and accurately ■ applying a complete heat transfer
size all the downhole and surface from reservoir to the separator
components. The software simplifies ■ using the pump test data for
the process of optimizing and accu-
design and analysis instead
rately predicting the future perform-
of catalog curves
ance under different conditions with
■ Microsoft® Word and PDF report
extensive case comparison capability.
DesignPro software provides the generation capability.
latest information on ESP equipment DesignPro software uses animated
and utilizes the fluid, well, and reser- simulations to view fluid levels in
voir information to predict the inflow the annulus and tubing. It simulates
and outflow performance of an ESP the system condition from the start
system design. The software fea- of the operation to the time when
tures helpful error messaging and the system stabilizes and the fluid
a detailed limitation report to aid in level is constant. It also generates
properly selecting ESP equipment. a well schematic diagram detailing
Application features include the equipment type and the associ-
■ comprehensive selection of flow ated clearances.
and fluid correlations to better
match measured well data to iden-
tify the most suitable correlation
for the analysis
Application Engineering ■ DesignPro ESP Software

Pump sizing screen with design and
operation information.
Visualization screen animating the system

performance from startup.
Visualization screen after the system

stabilizes under defined conditions.

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ESP Design Data Sheet
Company Field
Contact Location
Phone Fax Date Run date
Well and Fluid Data

Casing OD, in. Total well depth, ft MD TVD BHT, °F
Casing weight, lbm/ft Perforation depth, ft MD TVD sg water
Casing length, ft MD Max. dogleg severity, °/100 ft sg gas
Tubing OD, in. Producing formation Bubblepoint, psi
Tubing weight, lbm/ft ❏ Sandstone ❏ Limestone ❏ Dolomite Oil API gravity
Tubing length, ft MD Rod string Fluid gradient, psi/ft
Present Productivity and Production Data

Total fluid production, B/D Static reservoir pressure, psi PI, B/D/psi
Oil production, B/D Static fluid level, ft QMAX, B/D
Water production, B/D Well flowing pressure, psi Present lift method
Water cut, ft3/bbl Producing fluid level, ft
Surface GOR Wellhead pressure, psi Casing pressure, psi
Desired Operating Conditions

Desired total daily fluid production, B/D Desired pump set depth, ft
Oil production, B/D Drawdown to ft above pump intake
Water production, B/D Tubinghead pressure, psi
Sizing based on ❏ 60-Hz fixed speed system design
❏ Variable speed system design
❏ Both
General Information
This well has a history of ❏ Sand % ❏ Scale ❏ Paraffin
❏ H2S % ❏ CO2 % ❏ Other
Electrical supply summary Primary supply voltage
❏ Three phase ❏ Single phase
Any other unique production characteristics with this location
Additional information and remarks

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Company Field
Contact Location
Phone Fax Date Run date
Well and Fluid Data

Casing OD, in. Total well depth, m MD TVD BHT, °C
Casing weight, kg/m Perforation depth, m MD TVD sg water
Casing length, m MD Max. dogleg severity, °/30 m sg gas
Tubing OD, in. Producing formation Bubblepoint, kPa
Tubing weight, kg/m ❏ Sandstone ❏ Limestone ❏ Dolomite Oil API gravity
Tubing length, m MD Rod string Fluid gradient, kPa/m
Present Productivity and Production Data

Total fluid production, m3/d Static reservoir pressure, kPa PI, m3/d/kPa
Oil production, m3/d Static fluid level, m QMAX, m3/d
Water production, m3/d Well flowing pressure, kPa Present lift method
Water cut, m3/bbl Producing fluid level, m
Surface GOR Wellhead pressure, kPa Casing pressure, kPa
Desired Operating Conditions

Desired total daily fluid production, m3/d Desired pump set depth, m
Oil production, m3/d Drawdown to m above pump intake
Water production, m3/d Tubinghead pressure, kPa
Sizing based on ❏ 60-Hz fixed speed system design
❏ Variable speed system design
❏ Both
General Information
This well has a history of ❏ Sand % ❏ Scale ❏ Paraffin
❏ H2S % ❏ CO2 % ❏ Other
Electrical supply summary Primary supply voltage
❏ Three phase ❏ Single phase
Any other unique production characteristics with this location
Additional information and remarks


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Axia Lifting Service
Applications
■ Brownfields using artificial lift
■ Multilocation stakeholders
■ Resource-constrained operations
■ Fields and wells with variable
operating conditions
Benefits espWatcher
■ Improves run life through proactive
ESP management
■ Reduces up-front capital investment
■ Provides information on demand
for better, faster decisions
■ Provides diagnosis, analysis, and
recommendations from domain
experts
■ Improves utilization of operator
resources
Features
■ Simple wellsite installation
■ Real-time monitoring on every well
■ Remote intelligent surveillance
and control of ESP operations LiftPro
■ Secure Web access to all measured
parameters
■ Localized Production Centers of
Excellence staffed with ESP experts
REDA Phoenix
Optimization Services ■ Axia Lifting Service

The Axia* lifting service is an end-to- Making informed decisions A flexible, aligned service
end offering to improve production and Schlumberger surveillance and diagnos- Whether it is a mature field with one
reduce lifting costs in wells and fields tic engineers working in a Production or multiple producing wells, a field in
with operating ESPs. The Axia service Center of Excellence are assigned to a remote environment where physical
uses well and field information in com- monitor wells and perform regular per- access is restricted or difficult, or a
bination with real-time operational formance checks. Recommendations, field where SCADA is limited or
data for intelligent surveillance and based on these checks, can be made to unavailable, the flexible tiered design
control of ESP operations, and broader improve ESP and well performance as of the Axia service makes it suitable
evaluation of field-wide production reservoir, production, and wellbore for implementation in a variety of
improvement opportunities. The results characteristics change. applications and an effective means to
are improved field operations efficien- The Axia service allows operators to increase production and reduce costs.
cies, reduced lifting system costs, and devote more time to making decisions
increased production levels. and anticipating potential problems,
The Axia service goes beyond the and less time searching through data
conventional ESP or well optimization or troubleshooting system failures.
approach. The multiple facets of petro- With real-time remotely available
leum engineering—from reservoir measurement capability, operators
characterization to surface power grid can anticipate problems and make
design—are examined and incorpo- the planning and prioritization of well
rated into Axia service recommenda- operations more efficient.
tions as deemed appropriate. The Axia service team can provide
The reliable REDA* ESP systems insight into unnecessary shutdowns
and the Phoenix* artificial lift monitor- occurring in the field and allow service
ing systems are the foundation of the people to be immediately dispatched
Axia service. The service can be inte- to the wells that need attention. Motor
grated with the espWatcher* surveil- current and pressure profiles can
lance and control system and the reveal processes that are potentially
LiftPro* service to improve underper- harmful to the pump performance and
forming artificially lifted wells; and it might result in shorter than normal
is supported by Schlumberger Data & pump run life. Pressure plots can also
Consulting Services expertise. provide crucial insight into the injec-
The Axia service seamlessly inte- tion effectiveness in the field.
grates the downhole ESP equipment The last production data before a
with expert analysis through secure, shutdown can be used to correctly size
remote connectivity to provide opera- replacement pumps and reduce
tors with a simple interface to their reliance on the month-long tests
own processes. Operators can now rely normally used to verify that the
on the Axia service to improve their replacement pump is the correct size.
own multiwell fields and reservoir The Schlumberger field service crew
management workflows while increas- carries out the necessary changes as
ing the productivity of their personnel. agreed upon with the customer and
takes instant remedial action to ensure
continued production.


espWatcher Service
Applications
■ Mature fields with numerous wells
■ Remote environments
■ Subsea and high-value wells on ESPs
■ Wells with no or limited SCADA
systems
■ Lift-system-optimization candidates
Benefits
■ Increased pump and well uptime
■ Extended pump run life
■ Reduced well interventions
■ Prioritized well work
■ Improved pump operation
■ Optimized production
■ Reduced wellsite visits
■ Improved cost effectiveness of
installation, maintenance, and
system administration
Features
■ Real-time sandface and production
surveillance
■ Fully automated wellsite status
determination via the Internet
■ Secure, remote access to all meas- User security control,
Secure, two-way
ured parameters communication alarms and alert management,
data storage, and business
■ Secure, remote pump start, stop, process management
and variable speed drive (VSD)
adjustments Data and instructions
■ Pager, cellphone, or e-mail alarms transmission
and callouts
■ Daily raw data summary with Surveillance and Actions,
retained history control instructions data polling, Multidiscipline
■ and queries collaboration
On-demand data polling
and historical
■ Incorporation of additional wellsite interrogation
remote terminal units and data
■ Periodic pump and well perform-
ance analyses
■ Fast and economical setup Alarms and alerts Collaboration, analysis,
■ Scalable and configurable design planning, and decision making
Optimization Services ■ espWatcher Service

The espWatcher* surveillance and con- wells, it is ideally suited to applications How the system works
trol system for ESPs provides real-time using REDA* ESPs, SpeedStar* VSD At the wellsite, new or existing pump
monitoring and control. It features controllers, and Phoenix* artificial lift controllers and other surface sensors
remote satellite-based data acquisi- monitoring systems. interface to the site communications
tion, alarm and alert callout notifica- box. The box contains a satellite radio
tions, remote pump startup and speed and process-assisted communicator
control, and remote investigation of Additional value
capable of interfacing with fixed drives
pump problems. Two of every three artificially lifted
or VSDs for remote control. Data are
Supported by Schlumberger experts, wells are underperforming according
transferred to a remote management
the espWatcher service provides to current estimates. The espWatcher
system hosted within Schlumberger,
improved well management, including service provides significant opportu-
with Internet access through the
well startup, regular well health nity to improve production and well
InterACT real-time monitoring and
checks, diagnostics, and optimization. uptime.
data delivery system.
Threshold alarms can be set for vari- A standard startup report includes
ous data combinations, and remote the calibration and validation of pump
pump intervention is achievable. It is and well operation. The report also Global service, global support
also possible to analyze beyond the provides the baseline to which future Schlumberger and client experts can
pump to the completion and sand- measurements can be compared. The collaborate on the full range of situa-
face with associated pressure and flow health check is a snapshot provided at tions faced when managing ESPs. The
rate data. regular intervals, usually hourly for the Schlumberger Production Centers of
Because the espWatcher service is first 24 hr, and then every few days Excellence have teams of experts who
satellite-based, it is well suited to after well stabilization. provide a range of services and support
remote or hostile locations and those Diagnostics are performed monthly, to espWatcher installations. Existing
operations with limited or no SCADA but they can also be triggered by sys- espWatcher installations are shown on
systems. The espWatcher system can tem failures. Before any serious dam- the map below.
also be installed to run parallel to age can occur, these checks and
existing SCADA systems for advanced reports identify potential pump prob-
ESP intelligent surveillance. lems caused by changing well condi-
The espWatcher service is enabled tions. The diagnostics also enable
by InterACT* real-time monitoring and improved preventive maintenance and
data delivery, which provides reliable workover planning. Schlumberger’s
and secure remote connectivity and extensive experience in ESPs and arti-
monitoring of the wellsite artificial lift ficial lift optimization is a key support-
system. While usable with all ESP ing feature of the espWatcher service.


LiftPro Service
Applications The complete

■ Diagnosis and remediation of under- optimization package
performing artificially lifted wells The LiftPro* service for improving
■ Candidate-well evaluation underperforming artificially lifted
■ Prediction of well performance for wells brings the requisite measure-
various operating parameters ments and expertise together—in
one place, at one time—to achieve
well-by-well optimization.
Benefits It is estimated that in two out of Acquisition
■
three artificially lifted wells, opera-
Increased production
tions could be significantly improved,
■ Improved lift system performance which would lead to increased pro-
■ Reduced overall operating costs duction. A 10% net increase in oil
■ Enhanced turnaround to improve production is the expected baseline
well operations and increase performance improvement resulting
production from using the LiftPro process. For
■
some wells, gains of over 100% have
Improved well performance analysis
been verified by production measure-
times and immediate diagnostics
ments taken before and after the
■ Rapid evaluation of multiple wells optimization process.
The LiftPro process enables fast and
clear performance evaluation of the Analysis
Features artificial lift system and the well. The
■ Complete dataset on demand, evaluation is achieved by seamlessly
remotely and at the wellsite combining operator field knowledge
■ Consistent flow measurement with Schlumberger measurement
■ High-sampling-rate multiphase technology, services, and artificial lift
flow measurements to quantify capabilities.
well instability and changing Financial risk can be defined and
operating conditions controlled using LiftPro risk-sharing
commercial models for candidate-well
■ Continuous flow rate measurement selection.
of a well’s individual phases with-
out separation Execution
■ Easy deployment Acquisition
■ Less pressure loss than with con- Selecting the best candidate wells
ventional test-separation systems is essential to the LiftPro artificial
■
lift optimization process. Common
No requirement for additional shut-
sources of data required for candidate
down and pressure-relief systems
evaluation are the Phoenix* artificial
■ Complementary range of lift monitoring systems, Sensa*
Schlumberger artificial lift fiber-optic monitoring systems,
technologies PhaseTester* portable multiphase
periodic well testing equipment, and
flowing gradient surveys.
Evaluation
Optimization Services ■ LiftPro Service

Analysis LiftPro process measurements Distributed temperature sensing—
Schlumberger combines artificial lift Flow rate—This is the primary meas- Fiber-optic distributed temperature
and well-testing expertise with urement in any well optimization sensing (DTS) technology provides
advanced well-diagnosis tools, such program, but it is acquired in a variety measurements over the complete length
as PIPESIM* production system analy- of ways—with a corresponding variety of the fiber in the wellbore. The Sensa
sis software. of uncertainties. A consistent meas- DTS system can be temporarily run
urement and an understanding of its within slickline using standard slick-
uncertainty are fundamental to ana- line equipment, or it can be installed
Execution lyzing well performance before and permanently, using proprietary tech-
The LiftPro process involves predicting after any treatment. Measurement nology, in a control line.
performance for various well-operating consistency and understanding are The LiftPro process uses the Sensa
parameters by matching onsite well also the best proof of the LiftPro DTS measurement to gain instanta-
data with wellbore models of the process effectiveness and value. neous information about the status of
artificial lift system. Pressure—Flow responds directly the entire well and artificial lift sys-
Recommendations based on this to changes in wellbore pressure. For tem. Combining this information with
performance analysis can be imple- improved performance, it is preferable pressure and flow measurements
mented at the wellsite and often lead to rely on actual measurements of enables a more efficient and precise
to immediate production increases. downhole pressure rather than calcu- approach to optimization.
lations. A permanent downhole moni- DTS technology is well suited to gas
toring service, such as the Phoenix lift wells because it allows simul-
Evaluation taneous observation of dynamically
system, allows thorough diagnosis of
A complete dataset, available on wellbore pressure response to the actuated hardware positioned through-
demand at the wellsite or delivered lifting system. out the wellbore or in multiple gas lift
remotely, enables operating personnel Combined with multiphase flow mandrels in the completion. In addi-
to test settings efficiently and accu- measurements, a diagnosis using pump tion, DTS can identify leaks and other
rately. Before- and after-production intake and discharge pressures can completion problems.
results generally confirm a very fast provide a very accurate picture of the
turnaround time to improved well artificial lift response. Such diagnoses
operation and increased production. have shown gains of 88% net oil
through the LiftPro process.
Schlumberger
Data & Consulting Services (DCS)
DCS specialists help clients transform
data to informed business decisions
that maximize asset value. The DCS
teams of geoscientists and reservoir and
production engineers work in more
than 80 locations worldwide, providing
■ timely data delivery and operations
support
■ interpretation and integration of
all types of exploration and produc-
tion data
■ expert consulting services for pro-
duction enhancement, multidisci-
plinary reservoir and production
solutions, and field development
planning.


Power Systems Analysis
Applications Schlumberger power systems analysis

■ Electrical power systems uses field measurements and com-
puter modeling to analyze power sys-
■ Petroleum, mining, petrochemical, tems, make recommendations, and
industrial, and utility sectors deliver custom products such as
filters and power-factor correction
Benefits capacitor banks, enabling the effi-
cient and economic use of electric
■ Improves efficiency and power. Projects have been performed
economical use of power in petroleum, mining, petrochemical,
■ Reduces operating costs industrial, and utility sectors through-
■ Provides reliable supply of power out the world.
during system operation The power systems analysis data-
base serves as the basis for improving
system performance and power
Features quality, reducing operating costs, and
■ Detailed voltage, current, and providing a reliable supply of power
power factor reports at various during system operation. Using the
locations in the system latest software tools, Schlumberger
■
engineers can deliver complete
Total systems approach for
system optimization.
complete and thorough evaluation
Final reports detail the voltage,
current, and power factor at various
locations in the system. Typically, this
type of study is used to optimize trans-
former, switchgear, and cable load-
ings. A mathematical model optimizes
the electrical power consumption in a
system by determining if loading can
be redistributed or aided by power-
factor correction, or if a new load can
be added.
Optimization Services ■ Power Systems Analysis

Power systems
analysis processes
Unfiltered Current Waveform
Schlumberger specialists study all
parameters when performing a power
systems analysis. The total system
approach provides a complete and thor-
ough evaluation. The following steps
ensure that all information and condi-
tions are understood and considered: Current
■ Field trips are made to gather data.
■ Close coordination with the power

supply utility is necessary to obtain
information about the power
system in remote locations.
■ Proper coordination with the Time
variable-frequency drive manufac-
turer is needed to obtain accurate
harmonic characteristics for the
specific drives.
■ Accurate modeling of the power
system is used in the design of
Filtered Current Waveform
the filters and coordination of
the protection devices.
Typical power system analysis

■ Load flow—A base study is per-
formed to determine the steady- Current
state operating characteristics
of the electrical system.
■ Transient motor starting—This
study examines how the electrical
system will react when individual
motors are started or when groups Time
of motors are started simultaneously.
■ Short circuit—The calculations of
fault-current levels at all buses in
the system are studied to minimize
the consequences of a potential
short circuit in the system.
■ Protective device coordination—
Protective devices, such as circuit
breakers, fuses, and relays, are
studied and their usage properly
coordinated to protect personnel
and equipment.
■ Harmonics—This study is recom-
mended on systems that have 20%
or more nonlinear loading produced
by equipment such as VSDs, arc
welders, and fluorescent ballasts.


Advanced Applications
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REDA Hotline Systems
Applications
■ Wells with bottomhole tempera-
ture (BHT) to 425°F [218°C]
■ Installations with insufficient
motor cooling
• Gassy wells
• Low-production-rate wells
• Wells with emulsified fluids
Benefits
■ Extended ESP run life in high-
temperature applications
■ Expanded ESP application range
Features
■ High-temperature motor insula-
tion system
■ High-temperature 562 Dominator*
motor
■ Protector available with labyrinth
seal or high-temperature elasto-
meric bag configurations
■ High-temperature pump
■ High-temperature power cable
and motor lead extension
High-temperature wells
The REDA* Hotline* high-temperature
ESP system is designed to address the
special needs of high-temperature
wells produced by steamflood opera-
tions. Steam injection has been used
in many fields to improve mobility of
heavy oil and bitumen, which are
more difficult to recover than light
oil. Because more than two-thirds of
worldwide oil reserves are heavy oil,
the role of steamflood as a recovery
technique will likely play a much big-
ger role in fulfilling hydrocarbon
demands in the near future.
Advanced Applications ■ REDA Hotline Systems

The REDA Hotline ESP system The system has a motor pothead For production optimization, the
operates reliably in wells with BHT to design, special high-temperature motor Sensa* fiber-optic monitoring system
425°F [218°C], making it ideally suited insulation rated to 550°F [288°C], and is installed to measure the distributed
for steam-assisted gravity drainage an innovative power cable design to temperature profile along the well-
(SAGD), and other high-temperature ensure electrical system reliability. bore. Monitoring temperature across
production methods. The REDA Design features of the new pothead the producing interval provides useful
Hotline system can dramatically also make it very robust in H2S produc- feedback to improve steamflood effi-
improve heavy-oil recovery economics tion environments. ciency and identify steam break-
by increasing production rates to levels The REDA Hotline system includes through. Monitoring the ESP
unobtainable with other artificial lift the Advanced Motor Protector, which temperature helps identify pump per-
methods, and decreasing the steam/oil relies on metal bellows for motor oil formance degradation and gas-locking
ratio (SOR). A reduction in SOR means expansion compensation. This feature conditions, as well as providing key
that operators can minimize natural allows for avoiding the risk of using information to optimize production.
gas volumes consumed when creating rubber elastomers, which can be inef- In addition to steamflood opera-
steam to boost oil production, reducing fective in such high-temperature appli- tions, the REDA Hotline ESP system
the effective lifting cost per barrel of cations. Unique to this protector is a can be used in installations with insuf-
fluid. Combined with the increased dual ceramic bearing and a special ficient motor cooling such as high-
production rates afforded by an ESP sand shroud to prevent solids from gas-content wells, low-production-rate
system, operators are able to maximize accumulating in the protector head. wells, wells with emulsified fluids,
well profitability. These ESPs have been sized specifi- and geothermal wells.
The temperatures associated with cally for steamflood applications,
SAGD and other high-temperature enabling optimum well drawdown with
steamflood applications generally far the proper selection of gas-handling,
exceed the operating limits of conven- gas-separation, or gas-avoidance
tional ESP technology. The REDA devices. The Poseidon™ axial flow
Hotline system benefits from a step multiphase gas-handling system has
change in ESP component design and been enhanced for these high-temper-
construction to enable ESP opera- ature operating conditions, allowing
tions in high-temperature applica- the ESP to produce large percentages
tions. Each component of the REDA of free gas without affecting perform-
Hotline ESP is designed to extend ance. Additionally, gravity-controlled
system run life in steamfloods and technology has been developed to
ensure reliability at full downhole orient the pump intake to the low
operating temperatures. The complete side of the hole, limiting steam input
system is designed to compensate for to the ESP.
variable thermal expansion and con-
traction rates of the different materials
used in the pump design.


Poseidon Systems
Applications Increased production

■ Oil-producing wells with high The Poseidon™ system, a multiphase,
gas cut axial-flow gas-handling system, allows
■ Oil-producing wells with efficient treatment of high percent-
nonvented packers ages of free gas. The system can be
■
installed above a gas separator when
Subsea oil wells
gas is vented into the casing, or it can
■ Oil wells with too much gas be installed above a standard intake if
volume for conventional all the produced gas must go through
gas-handling equipment the pump.
The Poseidon system can increase
production and extend the use of Pump
Benefits ESPs in oil wells with high gas cut
■ Increased production and reservoir where production is limited by the
life in oil wells with high gas cut centrifugal pump’s ability to handle
■ Increased production with fewer gas. Centrifugal pumps are primarily
gas-locking production shutdowns designed to handle fluids and will
■ Improved installation run life with suffer from head degradation and
Poseidon
stabilized motor current gas locking in the presence of high gas-handling
percentages of free gas. system
■ Extended pump run life The specially designed axial flow
stages prime the main production
pump and push the gas-liquid flow Standard intake/
Features gas separator
stream into the stages. Gas volume is
■ Axial flow, multiphase stage reduced through the Poseidon system
design to handle high by compression.
percentages of free gas Laboratory tests and actual field
■ Special hydraulic design to applications have demonstrated that
Protector
minimize liquid-gas separation the system can successfully operate in
■ Abrasion-resistant construction ultrahigh gas-cut ESP wells with gas
suitable for sandy applications volume fractions (GVF) up to 75%, far
■ Stages available in 5530 and exceeding the 40 to 45% GVF limita-
Ni-Resist metallurgies tions of conventional gas-handling
devices. The Poseidon system maintains
high-boosting pressure with increas-
ing amounts of inlet gas fraction.
Motor
The Poseidon gas-handling system
is designed to improve stability in
gassy wells, provide better slug han-
dling in horizontal wells, increase ESP
performance, and increase the pro-
duction rate and recovered reserves. Pressure sensor
Advanced Applications ■ Poseidon Systems

Poseidon system
Poseidon
system Conventional
Head relative Oil gas-handling
to single-phase production system
performance Conventional
gas-handling
system
Gas fraction Time
Specifications
400 (D Series) 538 (S Series)
Outside diameter, in. [mm] 4.00 [101.6] 5.38 [136.65]
Length, ft [m] 6.9 [2.1] 6.3 [1.9]
Weight, lbm [kg] 182 [82.6] 350 [158.9]
Power consumption, 16 50
tested at 60 Hz and 1.0 sg water, hp
Standard housing material Carbon steel Carbon steel
Optional housing material Redalloy* alloy Redalloy alloy
Standard stage metallurgy Ni-Resist alloy Ni-Resist alloy
Optional stage metallurgy ASM† 5530 ASM 5530
Shaft material INCONEL® INCONEL
Shaft size, in. [mm] 7/8 [22.2] 1 [25.4]
Shaft power rating at 60 Hz, hp 410 600
Liquid and gas rate, B/D [m3/d] 800–4,200 [127–667.8] 5,000–9,000 [795–1,431]
GVF, % Up to 75 Up to 75
Stage type Helicoaxial Helicoaxial
† American Society for Metals
400 Series (D series), 800–4,200 B/D [127–668 m3/d] capacity

Description Length, Weight, Carbon Steel Redalloy
ft [m] lbm [kg] Part Number Part Number
CR-CT, carbon steel, high-strength shaft 6.9 [2.1] 182 [82.6] 100065824 tba†
† to be assigned
538 Series (S Series), 5,000–9,000 B/D [795–1,431 m3/d] capacity

Description Length, Weight, Carbon Steel Redalloy
CR-CT, carbon steel, high-strength shaft 6.3 [1.9] 350 [158.9] 2004352 100090034

INCONEL® is a registered trademark of Inco Alloys International, Inc.

Catalyst Systems
Applications Increase lift and production

■ Wells with production constraints Catalyst* advanced artificial lift sys-
that cannot be addressed with tems offer a range of completion
conventional ESP systems designs to address production needs
■ Wells having workover costs that beyond those achieved by conven-
threaten economic viability tional ESP completions.
■ Reservoirs that need to be
produced at different drawdown Bypass completions
pressures in the same wellbore ESP bypass completions create a con-
duit for wireline or coiled tubing inter-
vention below an ESP, as shown in
Benefits
Fig. 1. Catalyst completions permit
■ Increases production compared production logging and other evalua-
with conventional ESP tion techniques below the ESP for
completions obtaining critical information needed in
■ Provides dual-ESP completions making decisions on subsequent perfo-
to prevent total loss of production rating, stimulation, and plugging opera-
from pump failure tions. These operations can be made
■ Improves reservoir management without removing the ESP system.
by controlling drawdown across
multiple zones Parallel completions
■ Enhances reservoir monitoring Because of surface equipment, casing
ability for accurate productivity size, or shaft torque limitations, some
analysis and well remediation wells produce at levels far below their
decisions potential. Catalyst parallel pumping
■ Reduces intervention costs completions, as illustrated in Fig. 2,
compared with conventional ESP use multiple ESPs to substantially
completions increase production from these types
of wells. Not only does total produc-
tion increase, but each ESP operates
Features independently such that failure of
■ Custom ESP completion design one ESP does not result in a total
■ Access to wellbore below ESP production loss.
for intervention
■ Redundant ESP systems Dual-boost completions
■ Ultrahigh-horsepower systems Multiple ESPs can be used in series
■ ESP systems for multizone where design constraints include high
completions power requirements due to depth and
■ Reduce slickline or coiled desired production rate, casing
tubing interventions, or automat- collapse because of high differential
ically switch between multiple pressures, and a rapid reservoir
ESP systems decline rate. This Catalyst completion
is used to share the load between two
■ Reduce restrictions in free-flowing independent ESP systems.
or multiple-ESP configurations Figure 1
Advanced Applications ■ Catalyst Systems

Figure 3 illustrates an ESP deployed RedaCoil systems are an efficient Artificial Lift Center of Excellence
within a pod module assembly that alternative for new and existing field More than 75 Catalyst ESP completion
diverts fluids from the discharge of the developments where intervention systems have been designed and
lower ESP into the intake of the upper costs and lost production are major installed in oil wells around the world.
ESP. As a result, the well can produce considerations. Schlumberger specialists at the
from deeper reservoirs and at higher RedaCoil applications have proven Artificial Lift Center of Excellence in
production rates. to reduce intervention costs, minimize Inverurie, Scotland, support field loca-
lost production, and increase produc- tions worldwide in the design of
tion in high flow-rate and/or viscous oil Catalyst completion systems using pro-
Tandem completions wells. RedaCoil completions decrease prietary software tools such as
The opportunity to reduce workover chances of formation damage with live- PIPESIM* production system analysis
costs justifies investment in a Catalyst well intervention and full pressure- software and DesignPro* ESP design
tandem ESP completion system control capabilities. software to model tubing size, stress
because it enables deploying a backup
analysis, and ESP performance.
ESP system in a well.
Innovative engineering All completions are designed to
In the event of an ESP failure, the
incorporate Phoenix* artificial lift
backup ESP can be run to extend well The Y-tool is a key completion compo-
monitoring systems and record param-
production, saving workover costs and nent that enables Catalyst specialized
eters, including both intake and
deferred production. This Catalyst ESP completion designs. Incorporating
discharge pressures, which can be
completion is especially applicable in the Y-tool in the completion design
used in validating system performance
offshore and subsea environments. leads to significant costs savings by
versus the nodal analysis model cre-
eliminating the need to pull the com-
ated during the design phase.
pletion string when remedial borehole
Multizone completions intervention is required. The Y-tool,
Through application of the
Multiple reservoirs can be produced espWatcher* surveillance and control
which permits access to the well below
through the same wellbore by using the system for ESPs, these data can be
the ESP, allows for logging and other
Catalyst completion system illustrated made available to the design team in
intervention operations.
in Fig. 4. Typically, two reservoirs are the Center of Excellence for validation
In multi-ESP completion designs,
produced by entirely separate ESP purposes.
the Auto Y-Tool* subsurface automatic
systems, which allow for applying a diverter system opens automatically
differential drawdown across the when an ESP is not running, permit-
wellbore to manage zonal contribution, ting access below the operating pump
prevent crossflow during shutdown, while preventing fluid recirculation.
and conduct isolated well tests to The Auto Flow Sub* subsurface
establish reservoir parameters, pro- automatic flow check allows unassisted
duction characteristics, and produc- flow to bypass an ESP that is not run-
tion allocation. ning. A stationary pump impedes natu-
ral flow and can restrict flow as it
Coiled tubing completions moves through the pump stages. This
choking effect will raise bottomhole
Field and well economics can be pressure, effectively reducing produc-
greatly improved, in areas where rig tion. The Auto Flow Sub device auto-
availability is poor or cost-prohibitive, matically creates an unrestricted
by using RedaCoil* coiled tubing- bypass path for production flow.
deployed ESP systems.


Production
tubing Dual-cable
Auto Flow Sub* cross
system coupling
clamp
Auto Y-Tool* Discharge head
system Auto Y-Tool Discharge
Discharge
Nipple Upper pressure system head
pod assembly Discharge
Discharge head
Bypass assembly Upper pump pressure
tubing assembly assembly
Discharge
pressure Phoenix gauge Upper
assembly pump
assembly
Upper pump Bypass
Bypass assembly tubing Phoenix
clamp Cable
gauge
protector Cable penetrator Pump
Phoenix* gauge support sub
Auto Flow Sub
system Cable Cable
protector penetrator
Pump Discharge head
Pod Discharge
support Discharge assembly head
sub pressure
Lower
assembly Discharge
pod
pressure Lower pump
assembly Lower pump
Auto Y-Tool assembly assembly
assembly
system
Nipple
Phoenix gauge Phoenix
Discharge head gauge
Bypass Production
tubing Discharge Production tubing
pressure tubing
assembly Stinger
Stinger assembly
Lower pump assembly Polished Upper zone
Bypass Polished bore
assembly bore
clamp receptacle
receptacle
Phoenix gauge Sump

Packer
assembly packer
Reentry
guide
Lower zone
Figure 2 Figure 3 Figure 4

Advanced Applications ■ Catalyst Systems *Mark of Schlumberger

RedaCoil Systems
Applications Schlumberger has pioneered the use

■ Pump workovers where rig avail- of coiled tubing-deployed ESP sys-
ability is limited tems, avoiding conventional drilling
rigs for workover requirements. As a
result, intervention costs and lost pro-
Benefits duction are minimized. Offshore,
■ Reduces operating expenses with swamp, jungle, and desert areas
less well downtime and rig costs often carry a high cost of intervention.
The use of coiled tubing for pump
■ Reduces installation and workover workovers, in lieu of high-cost jackup
time with no cable bands or clamps drilling rigs, has lowered overall oper-
required ating costs.
■ Decreases chances of formation
damage with live-well interven-
tion and full pressure-control Minimize lost production
capabilities In isolated areas, rig availability is
■ Reduces or eliminates power cable often a problem. Production lost while
damage from pressure cycles, mech- waiting to mobilize a rig can signifi-
anical damage, and well fluid cantly impact the economics of field
chemical attack production. RedaCoil* coiled tubing-
deployed ESP systems offer an effi-
■ Minimizes cost and lead time pos- cient alternative for new and existing
sible with standard coiled tubing field developments where interven-
surface equipment tion costs and lost production are
■ Reduces friction losses in high- major considerations.
flow-rate and low-viscosity oil wells
Coiled tubing for
Features high-flow-rate wells
■ Power cable installed inside the The RedaCoil ESP system and cables
coiled tubing are capable of producing high-flow-rate
■ Friction-supported power cable wells (up to 4,770 m3/d [30,000 B/D]
2-, 2 3⁄8-, or 2 5⁄8-in. coiled tubing in 7-in. casing) by flowing around
option instead of through the coiled tubing.
■
For environments that do not allow
Bottom intake (or discharge)
flow up the casing, an alternative con-
ESP systems
figuration requires the deployment
■ Annular flow or 7-in. production of a 7-in. production pipe inside of
tubing the 9 5⁄8-in. well casing. A 7-in. produc-
■ Horizontal wellhead used tion pipe, in conjunction with the
■ Standard production packer RedaCoil system, allows well fluid iso-
employed lation from both the well casing and
■
the pump power cable.
Wellhead electrical penetrator
deployed above hanger system
■ Cost-efficient pump deployment
Advanced Applications ■ RedaCoil Systems

Patented technology Protect against formation damage
The fundamental technology of the Killing wells during intervention
RedaCoil system is the Friction is expensive and time-consuming. It
Deployed* self-supporting power cable often results in reduced well productiv-
installed and supported inside of 2-in. ity because of the resulting formation
or 2 3⁄8-in. coiled tubing. Coiled tubing damage. The RedaCoil system—with
rig time is minimized because the surface lubricator, dual mechanical
power cable is installed in the coiled barriers, and power cable inside the
tubing at the manufacturing location. coiled tubing—ensures well control is
Once the RedaCoil ESP system is maintained during all operations. This
installed in the well, the cable sits pro- permits secure and efficient deploy-
tected in inhibited fluid within the ment of the ESP system in a live well,
coiled tubing. The coiled tubing can saving time and reducing the potential
also be used as a conduit for hydraulic for formation damage.
actuation of packers, subsurface safety
valves, and other downhole devices.


Downhole Monitoring
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Phoenix Select Gauges
Applications Phoenix* Select* artificial lift moni-

■ Lift system- and completion- toring system tools feature the newest
performance monitoring generation of downhole sensors for
in-depth diagnostics and analysis. By
■ Wells with potential startup accurately identifying operating prob-
or instability problems lems or anomalies in real time,
■ Wells with changing production Phoenix Select monitoring systems
and sandface conditions facilitate effective intervention strate-
■ Reservoir drainage and depletion gies, protect lift systems, improve well
monitoring integrity, and help optimize produc-
tion and maximize ultimate recovery.
Phoenix downhole systems can be
Benefits used to monitor ESPs, beam pumps
■ Increased lift system run life (rod pumps), progressing cavity
■ Decreased lift system operating pumps (PCPs), and gas lift systems.
costs
■ Decreased early lift system failures Configuration flexibility
■ Increased production and ultimate Phoenix Select systems transmit ESP
recovery data to the surface via the pump
■ Added information for well- cable. For other types of artificial
intervention planning lift, data are transmitted via an inde-
pendent cable. Monitored parameters
include pressure, temperature, vibra-
Features tion, and electrical insulation. Each
■ Flexible equipment configurations parameter can be programmed to pro-
adaptable to any artificial lift sys- tect both the pump and the well. This
tem or application flexibility allows operators to select
the appropriate level of monitoring for
■ Accurate, continuous monitoring any artificial lift system.
of key parameters
■ System compatible with SCADA
systems using Modbus™ protocol ESP monitoring
■ System operation independent When monitoring an ESP, the sensor
of pump power is connected to the pump motor.
Monitoring options are
■ Continuous data stream via
■ Lite—basic ESP monitoring and
RS232 and RS485 ports on surface
equipment protection
■ Standard—adds discharge pres-
■ Programmable trip and alarm
relays for all monitored parameters sure, temperature, and vibration
for improved pump protection and
■ Analog outputs and inputs for performance analysis
interfacing with older SCADA
■ Advanced—complete monitoring
systems
of pump discharge and intake
■ Onsite historical data storage conditions
when using optional data logger
■ Reservoir—extends pressure,
■ Selectable rapid sampling rate for temperature, and vibration meas-
reservoir monitoring urements to the sandface.
Downhole Monitoring ■ Phoenix Select Gauges

Monitoring other types Integrated monitoring system universal site controller, a surface
of lift systems Phoenix Select monitoring systems choke assembly, software for manual
For monitoring other types of artificial are fully compatible with other moni- data retrieval, and an optional portable
lift systems, the Phoenix Select sensor toring and control technology. They data collector.
is mounted on the production tubing, are SCADA-ready and have a Modbus The downhole and field components
either above or below the artificial lift remote terminal-protocol port, in addi- can be further integrated with the
equipment. Monitoring options for tion to RS232 and RS485 ports for con- espWatcher* surveillance and control
beam pumps, PCPs, and gas lift sys- tinuous data output. system for real-time remote data acqui-
tems are listed in the previous section. Phoenix systems can be combined sition, alarms and alerts via satellite,
with other components to achieve an remote pump startup and speed con-
integrated monitoring and control sys- trol, and remote resolution of a variety
Performance tem consisting of a sensor unit, an inte- of pump problems.
Advanced transducer technology, state- grated surface panel or UniConn*
of-the-art microelectronic components,
and digital telemetry ensure that the
most reliable and accurate informa- ESP Applications
tion is provided to analyze artificial Lite Standard Advanced Reservoir
lift performance. Certain monitoring
applications require that data be sam- Motor temperature • • • •
pled at higher rates. The Phoenix Motor vibration (3-axis) • • • •
Select system can adapt the sampling Motor Y-point voltage • • • •
rate for key downhole parameters so Intake pressure • • At pump intake •
that valid data are available for the Intake temperature • • At pump intake •
intended application. Intake vibration (3-axis) na† na At pump intake na
The gauge metrology table shows Discharge pressure na • • •
the data sample rate for each moni- Discharge temperature na • • •
tored parameter. Trip and alarm Discharge vibration (3-axis) na • • •
relays for all monitored parameters Sandface pressure na na na •
are field-programmable to match indi- Sandface temperature na na na •
vidual reservoir, well, and operating Sandface vibration (3-axis) na na na •
conditions. This feature decreases † not applicable
false alarms. Phoenix Select technol-
ogy reduces compatibility issues by
using a single data-acquisition and Example Cable-to-Surface Measurements
communications platform for all Beam Pump PCP Gas Lift
monitored wells.
Annulus pressure na† na •
Tubing pressure na na •
Intake pressure • • na
Discharge pressure na • na
Temperature • • •
Vibration (3-axis) • • •
Current leakage • • •
† not applicable

Modbus™ is a trademark of Gould, Inc. ESP Catalog

Gauge Specifications
ESP Sensors Cable-to-Surface Sensors
Length, in. [cm] 22 [55.88] 13.9 [35.18]
4.5 [11.43] 4.7 [11.98] (with 2.875-in. [7.3-cm] tubing clamp)
Dimensions na† 5.6 [14.30] (with 3.5-in. [8.9-cm] tubing clamp)
OD, in. [cm]
na 7.3 [18.64] (with 5.5-in. [14.0-cm] tubing clamp)
na 1.1 [2.86] (gauge only)
Pressure, psi [kPa] 5,800 [39,990] 5,800 [39,990]
Ratings Temperature, °F [°C] 302 [150] 302 [150]
Insulation test rating, VDC 5,000 500
Metallurgy Stainless steel AISI420 Stainless steel AISI420
Materials
Elastomers As required As required
High-voltage coupling Surface choke na
Surface equipment requirement
Data acquisition options UniConn universal site controller, integrated surface panel, integrated surface unit
† not available
Gauge Metrology
Measurement Range Accuracy Resolution Drift Data Rate
Pressure (reservoir enhanced) 0–5,000 psi [0–34,474 kPa] 0.06% of full scale 0.03 psi [0.210 kPa] 5 psi/yr [34.5 kPa/yr] 2s
Intake pressure 0–5,000 psi [0–34,474 kPa] 0.10% of full scale 0.1 psi [0.69 kPa] 5 psi/yr [34.5 kPa/yr] 6s
Discharge pressure 0–5,000 psi [0–34,474 kPa] 0.10% of full scale 0.1 psi [0.69 kPa] 5 psi/yr [34.5 kPa/yr] 6s
Motor oil and winding temperature 0–768°F [0–409°C] 0.67% of full scale 32.2°F [0.1°C] na† 31 s
Temperature 0–302°F [0–150°C] 0.67% of full scale 32.2°F [0.1°C] na 6s
Vibration 0–30 gn 1.67% of full scale 0.1 gn na Variable
Current leakage 0–25 mA 0.20% of full scale 0.001 mA na Variable
Y-point voltage 0–900 V rms 2.00% of full scale 10 V rms na Variable
at 60 Hz
† not available

Downhole Monitoring ■ Phoenix Select Gauges Modbus™ is a trademark of Gould, Inc.

Phoenix MultiSensor XT Gauges
Applications Phoenix* artificial lift monitoring sys-

■ ESP performance monitoring tems include the MultiSensor* XT
gauge for submersible pump comple-
■ Wells with potential startup tions. This gauge monitors downhole
or instability problems pressure, temperature, and vibration,
providing the accurate data needed to
Benefits protect the ESP system integrity from
harmful operating conditions and to
■ Optimized pump and production keep both the ESP system and the
performance well at optimum performance.
■ Reduced deferred production The MultiSensor XT monitoring sys-
through longer ESP system tem’s exemplary record is the result
run life of extensive, ongoing research and
■ Lower operating costs through development. The units are manufac-
better ESP system management tured to rigorous standards and quali-
■ Reduced early-well-life failures fied for use in harsh environments.
■ Optimized well intervention
planning Choice of configurations
MultiSensor XT units are available in
two configurations: Type 0 and Type 1.
Features The Type 0 configuration has a sen-
■ Accurate, continuous monitoring sor that fits all ESP manufacturers’
of multiple key parameters motors—either directly or through a
■ Compatible with SCADA systems simple motor-base crossover. This
using Modbus™ protocol sensor measures motor oil or motor
■ System operation independent winding temperature, intake pressure
of pump power and temperature, vibration, and cur-
rent leakage.
■ Continuous data stream via The Type 1 configuration enhances
RS232 and RS485 ports on surface pump protection and analysis capabil-
equipment ity by measuring discharge pressure,
■ Programmable trip and alarm in addition to providing all the meas-
relays for all monitored parameters urements made by the Type 0 tool.
■ Analog outputs and inputs Connection to the ESP discharge is
■ Onsite remote terminal unit through a hydraulic control line.
data logger memory to store Both models allow each measured
historical data parameter to be programmed to pro-
tect the ESP system and the well. This
flexibility enables users to select the
level of monitoring most appropriate
for each ESP completion.
Downhole Monitoring ■ Phoenix MultiSensor XT Gauges

MultiSensor XT gauges communi- SCADA-system ready with a Modbus The downhole and field components
cate with the surface through the ESP remote terminal protocol port and can be further integrated with the
cable. The same surface data acquisi- RS232 and RS485 ports for continuous espWatcher* surveillance and control
tion equipment is used for all Phoenix data output. Phoenix systems can be system for real-time remote data acqui-
downhole monitoring system configu- combined with other components to sition, alarms and alerts via satellite,
rations, which greatly reduces compat- achieve an integrated monitoring and remote pump startup and speed con-
ibility issues. control system, consisting of a sensor trol, and remote resolution of a variety
unit, an integrated surface panel (ISP) of pump problems.
or UniConn* universal site controller, a
Integrated monitoring system surface choke assembly, software for
Phoenix monitoring systems are manual data retrieval, and an optional
fully compatible with other monitoring portable data collector.
and control technology. They are
Gauge Specifications
Length, in. [cm] 22 [55.88]
Dimensions
OD, in. [cm] 4.50 [11.43]; 3.75 (optional) [9.53]
Pressure, psi [kPa] 5,800 [39,990]
Ratings Temperature, °F [°C] 257 [125]
Insulation test rating, VDC 5,000
Metallurgy Stainless steel AISI420
Materials
Elastomers As required
High-voltage coupling Surface choke
Surface equipment requirement
Data acquisition options UniConn universal site controller, integrated surface unit (ISP)
Gauge Metrology
Measurement Range Accuracy Resolution Drift Data Rate
Intake pressure 0–5,000 psi [0–34,474 kPa] 0.17% of full scale 1 psi [6.9 kPa] 5 psi/yr [34.5 kPa/yr] 20 s (1-s RSR†)
Discharge pressure 0–5,000 psi [0–34,474 kPa] 0.17% of full scale 1 psi [6.9 kPa] 5 psi/yr [34.5 kPa/yr] 20 s
Motor oil and winding temperature 32–617°F [0–325°C] 0.67% of full scale 0.18°F [0.1°C] na‡ 20 s
Intake temperature 32–257°F [0–125°C] 0.67% of full scale 0.18°F [0.1°C] na 20 s
Vibration 0–30 gn 1.67% of full scale 0.1 gn na 20 s
Current leakage 0–25 mA 0.20% of full scale 0.001 mA na 20 s
† Rapid sample rate for buildup survey
† not applicable
MultiSensor XT Configurations
Parameter Measured Type 0 Type 1
Intake pressure Yes Yes
Discharge pressure No Yes
Intake temperature Yes Yes
Motor temperature Yes Yes
Vibration Yes Yes
Current leakage Yes Yes


Phoenix* Select* ESP Gauge—Lite Application

Description Stainless Steel
Part Number
Select ESP gauge, Viton® elastomers 100247227
Select ESP gauge, Aflas® elastomers 100260273
Phoenix Select ESP Gauge—Standard Application

Description Stainless Steel 400 Series 538 Series 540 Series 562 Series 675 Series
Part Number Stainless Steel Stainless Steel Stainless Steel Stainless Steel Stainless Steel
Part Number Part Number Part Number Part Number Part Number
Select ESP gauge, Viton elastomers 100247227 na† na na na na
Select ESP gauge, Aflas elastomers 100260273 na na na na na
Integral REDA* ESP pump discharge na 100260203 100252035 100252035 100260206 100260208
bolt-on sensor, Viton O-rings
Integral REDA ESP pump discharge na 100260204 100260311 100260311 100260207 100260209
bolt-on sensor, Aflas O-rings
† not applicable
Phoenix Select ESP Gauge—Advanced Application

Select ESP Gauge, Viton elastomers 100247227 na† na na na na
Select ESP Gauge, Aflas elastomers 100260273 na na na na na
Integral REDA ESP pump intake na 100260203 100252035 100252035 100260206 100260208
REDA pump intake extended na 100260278 100260278 100260278 100260278 100260278
high-strength coupling,
0.688-in. [17.48-mm] shaft diameter
† not applicable

Phoenix Select ESP Gauge—Reservoir Application
Select ESP gauge, sapphire 100259314 na† na na na na
transducer, Viton elastomers
Select ESP gauge, sapphire 100260274 na na na na na
transducer, Aflas elastomers
Optional remote reservoir sapphire 100260300 na na na na na
sensor suspended below the ESP
Integral REDA* ESP pump discharge na 100260203 100252035 100252035 100260206 100260208
† not applicable
Instrument Cable for Integral REDA ESP Sensors and Remote Reservoir Sensor
Description Stainless Steel Part Number
Instrument cable for remote reservoir sensor, AISI 316L material† P486021
Instrument cable rated for 302°F [150°C], 160 ft [48.7 m], AISI 316L material† 100260321
Instrument cable rated for 392°F [200°C], 160 ft [48.7 m], AISI 316L material† 100260322
† Other cable material available on request
REDA ESP Motor Base Crossovers for Phoenix Select Gauges

Description Length, in. [cm] Max. OD, in. [cm] Carbon Steel Stainless Steel Redalloy*
Part Number Part Number Part Number
REDA 456 Series, Viton O-rings 8 [20.32] 4.56 [11.58] A346036-232 A346036-432 tba†
REDA 456 Series, Aflas O-rings 8 [20.32] 4.56 [11.58] A346036-233 A346036-433 100013197
REDA 540 Series, Viton O-rings 8 [20.32] 5.4[13.72] A346015-231 A346015-431 tba
REDA 540 Series, Aflas O-rings 8 [20.32] 5.4 [13.72] A346015-232 A346015-432 tba
REDA 562 Series, Viton O-rings 27.75 [70.49] 5.62 [14.28] tba tba 1297159
REDA 562 Series, Aflas O-rings 27.75 [70.49] 5.62 [14.28] 1250034 tba B250034
Note: Not required for motors equipped with Phoenix MSB
† to
be assigned

Aflas® is a registered trademark of Asahi Glass Company, Ltd.
Viton® is a registered trademark of E. I. duPont de Nemours and Company. ESP Catalog

Phoenix* Select* Cable-to-Surface (CTS) Gauges

Description Max. Working Max. Temperature, Stainless Steel
Discharge °F [°C] Part Number
Pressure, psi [kPa]
Select CTS gauge, single pressure 5,000 [34,474] 302 [150] 100177674
Select CTS gauge, dual pressure 5,000 [34,474] 302 [150] 100177675
Select CTS gauge for jet pumps 5,000 [34,474] 302 [150] 100241528
Protector Clamps for Select CTS Gauges

Description OD, in. [cm] Carbon Steel
Part Number
2.375-in. [6.03-mm] API EUE tba† tba
2.875-in. [7.30-cm] API NU for 5 1⁄2-in., 4.71 [11.96] 100102153
17-lbm/ft [25.3-kg/m] casing and greater
2.875-in. [7.30-cm] API EUE for 6 5⁄8-in., 4.71 [11.96] tba
3.5-in. [8.89-cm] API EUE for 7-in., 5.63 [14.30] 100111445
4.5-in. [11.43-cm] API EUE for 7 5⁄8-in., 6.69 [16.99] 100111446
29.7-lbm/ft [44.2-kg/m] casing and greater
5.5-in. [13.97-cm] API buttress for 8 5⁄8-in., 7.34 [18.64] 100160208
† to be assigned
Ported Tubing Pressure Subs for Select CTS Gauges

Description OD, in. [cm] Carbon Steel
Part Number
2.375-in. [6.03-cm] API EUE† 2.375 [6.03] 100229109
2.875-in. [7.30-cm] API NU for 5 1⁄2-in., 2.875 [7.30] 100155024
17-lbm/ft [25.3 kg/m] casing and greater
2.875-in. [7.30-cm] API EUE for 5 1⁄2-in., 2.875 [7.30] 100229111
3.5-in. [8.89-cm] API EUE for 7-in., 3.5 [8.89] 100162447
4.5-in. [11.43-cm] API EUE for 7 5⁄8-in., 4.5 11.43] 100162448
29.7-lbm/ft [44.2-kg/m] casing and greater
5.5-in. [13.97-cm] API Buttress for 8 5⁄8-in., 5.5 [13.97] 100162449
† Casing size to be determined

Permanent Downhole Instrument Cable for Select CTS Gauges
Description Body Material Temperature Part Number
Rating, °F [°C]
Instrument cable, 0.028-in. [0.71-mm] wall, unencapsulated AISI 316L 302 [150] P486021
Instrument cable, 0.035-in. [0.89-mm] wall, unencapsulated AISI 316L 302 [150] P486033
Instrument cable, 0.028-in. [0.71-mm] wall, encapsulated AISI 316L 302 [150] P485879
Instrument cable, 0.035-in. [0.89-mm] wall, encapsulated AISI 316L 302 [150] P486035


Phoenix MultiSensor XT Gauges
MultiSensor* XT Gauges
Description Max. Working Temperature Makeup Length, Carbon Steel Stainless Steel
Pressure, psi [kPa] Rating, °F [°C] in. [cm] Part Number Part Number
MultiSensor XT slimline gauge, 5,000 [34,474] 257 [125] 47 [119] na† 100232520
375 Series, Viton® elastomers
MultiSensor XT gauge, 5,000 [34,474] 257 [125] 22 [56] na 100079628
Type 0, Viton elastomers
Type 0, Aflas® elastomers
Type 1, Viton elastomers
Type 1, Aflas elastomers
† not available
REDA* ESP Motor Base Crossovers

Description Length, in. [cm] Carbon Steel Stainless Steel Redalloy*
Part Number Part Number Part Number
375 Series, MultiSensor XT slimline gauge, Viton O-rings 8.00 [20.3] 100047668 tba† tba
375 Series, Viton O-rings 8.00 [20.3] tba A346044-432 tba
375 Series, Aflas O-rings 8.00 [20.3] tba A346044-433 tba
456 Series, Viton O-rings 8.00 [20.3] A346036-232 A346036-432 tba
456 Series, Aflas O-rings 8.00 [20.3] A346036-233 A346036-433 100013197
540 Series, Viton O-rings 8.00 [20.3] A346015-231 A346015-431 tba
540 Series, Aflas O-rings 8.00 [20.3] A346015-232 A346015-432 tba
562 Series, Viton O-rings 27.75 [70.5] tba tba 1297159
562 Series, Aflas O-rings 27.75 [70.5] 1250034 tba B250034
† to be assigned
Flange-Mounted REDA ESP Discharge Pressure Subs for MultiSensor XT Type 1 Gauge
Description Max. OD, in. [cm] Min. ID, in. [cm] Makeup Length, Carbon Steel Stainless Steel
in. [cm] Part Number Part Number
400 Series pumps, Viton O-rings 4.625 [11.75] 1.875 [4.76] 12 [30.48] 100144512 100144516
400 Series pumps, Aflas O-rings 4.625 [11.75] 1.875 [4.76] 12 [30.48] 100144513 100144517

Downhole Monitoring ■ Phoenix MultiSensor XT Gauges Viton® is a registered trademark of E. I. duPont de Nemours and Company.

Tubing-Mounted Discharge Pressure Subs for MultiSensor XT Type 1 Gauge
Description Max. OD, in. [cm] Min. ID, in. [cm] Makeup Length, Carbon Steel Stainless Steel
in. [cm] Part Number Part Number
3.5 in. [8.89 cm], 9.3 lbm/ft [13.8 kg/m], 5.760 [14.63] 2.982 [7.57] 9.6 24.38] 100126588 tba†
EUE thread type
4.5 in. [11.43 cm], 12.75 lbm/ft [19.0 kg/m], 6.938 17.62] 3.948 [10.03] 9.4 [23.88] 100134322 tba
EUE thread type
4.5 in. [11.43 cm], 12.6 lbm/ft [18.8 kg/m], 5.923 [15.04] 3.948 [10.03] 16.0 [40.64] 100033291 tba
IBMT thread type
4.5 in. [11.43 cm], 12.6 lbm/ft [18.8 kg/m], 6.625 [16.83] 3.750 [9.53] 16.2 [41.15] 100134336 tba
Vam thread type
† to be assigned
Discharge Pressure Instrument Cable for the MultiSensor XT Type 1 Gauge

Description Length, ft [m] Part Number
Instrument cable, AISI 316L body material 160 [48.8] 100120402
Instrument cable, INCONEL® 825 body material 160 [48.8] 100194202

INCONEL® is a registered trademark of Inco Alloys International, Inc.
Viton® is a registered trademark of E. I. duPont de Nemours and Company. ESP Catalog

Phoenix Surface Data
Acquisition Equipment
UniConn* Universal Site Controller
Description Part Number
Base unit 100018805
Base unit with outdoor enclosure 100188994
USC 100 communication card 100169107
Memory module for storing operating performance data, 4-MB storage capacity 100203033
Memory module USB reader for downloading data to StarView* software 100171741
Base unit with SpeedStar* variable speed drive retrofit kit to replace HMI units 100189002
UniConn Controller Options for Phoenix* Downhole Monitoring Systems

USC 200 Phoenix downhole monitoring gauge interface card 100129807
Phoenix downhole monitoring surface kit, complete with USC 200 card, memory module, and ESP power cable interface. 100139602
For use with UniConn controller in medium-voltage FixStar* applications. Factory installed.
Phoenix downhole monitoring surface kit c/w USC 200 card, memory module and ESP power cable interface. 100139654
For use with UniConn controller in medium-voltage FixStar applications. Field installed.
For use with UniConn controller in low-voltage FixStar or SpeedStar VSD applications. Field installed.
For use with UniConn controller in low-voltage FixStar or SpeedStar VSD applications. Factory installed.
Choke console with ESP power cable interface for Phoenix ESP gauges (with enclosure) A446020-031
Choke plate, with ESP power cable interface for Phoenix ESP gauges (without enclosure) A446021
UniConn controller base unit for Select CTS, complete with USC 200 card, memory module, and outdoor enclosure 100240291
Surface cable pack for Select CTS applications, complete with surface cable and junction box 100075758

Downhole Monitoring ■ Phoenix Surface Data Acquisition Equipment *Mark of Schlumberger

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Pump Summary
Pump Summary—338 Series–562 Series

Capacity Range,
Recommended Limits
Series OD, in. [mm] Pump Type 60 Hz, B/D 50 Hz, m3/d
AN550 400–700 53–93
AN900 700–1,060 93–140
338 3.38 [85.85] AN1200 800–1,650 106–219
AN1500 1,000–2,000 132–265
A2700N 1,800–3,400 238–450
D3050N 2,000–3,700 265–490
387 3.87 [98.30] D3400N 2,400–4,400 318–583
D5850N 4,400–7,000 583–927
D475N 200–625 27–83
D725N 350–925 46–123
DN1100 600–1,350 79–179
D1400N 960–1,700 127–225
DN1750 1,200–2,050 159–272
DN1800 1,200–2,400 159–318
400 4.00 [101.60]
DN2150 1,300–2,600 172–344
D2400N 1,500–3,200 199–424
DN3000 2,100–3,700 278–490
DN3100 2,100–3,900 278–517
D4300N 3,500–5,400 464–715
D5800N 4,400–7,000 583–927
GN1600 1,000–2,150 132–285
GN2100 1,650–2,700 219–358
GN3200 2,200–4,100 291–543
GN4000 3,200–4,800 424–636
540 5.13 [130.30]
GN5200 3,900–6,600 517–874
G6200N 4,500–8,000 596–1,060
GN7000 5,000–9,000 662–1,192
GN10000 7,000–12,000 927–1,590
SN2600 1,600–3,200 212–424
SN3600 2,400–4,600 318–609
538 5.38 [136.65] S5000N 4,000–5,400 530–715
SN8500 6,000–11,000 795–1,457
S8900N 4,000–11,000 530–1,457
HN13500 5,000–18,000 662–2,385
HN15000 12,000–18,000 1,590–2,385
562 5.62 [142.75] H15500N 11,000–20,000 1,457–2,650
H21500N 17,500–24,000 2,319–3,180
H28000N 28,000–36,000 3,710–4,770
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Pump Summary—675 Series–1125 Series

Capacity Range,
Recommended Limits
Series OD, in. [mm] Pump Type 60 Hz, B/D 50 Hz, m3/d
J7000N 4,500–9,000 596–1,192
J12000N 8,000–18,500 1,060–2,451
675 6.75 [171.45]
JN16000 12,800–19,500 1,696–2,584
JN21000 16,000–25,000 2,120–3,312
L16000N 11,000–20,000 1,497–2,650
725 7.25 [184.15]
L43000N 36,000–54,000 4,770–7,155
M520A 12,000–20,000 1,590–3,180
M520B 12,000–23,000 1,590–3,047
M520C 12,000–22,000 1,590–2,915
862 8.62 [218.95]
M675A 19,000–32,000 2,517–4,306
M675B 19,000–29,000 2,517–3,842
M675C 19,000–28,000 2,517–3,710
N1050A 24,000–47,500 3,180–6,294
950 9.50 [241.30]
N1050B 24,000–43,000 3,180–5,697
N1400A 35,000–64,000 4,637–8,480
1000 10.00 [254.00]
N1400B 35,000–60,000 4,637–7,950
1125 11.25 [285.75] P2500A 53,486–96,001 7,087–12,720
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Pump Nomenclature
Stage Construction (XX-XX-XXX-XX)

Designation Description
FL Floater design
C Compression, fixed-impeller design
CR Compression ring, fixed-impeller design
Pump Configurations (XX-XX-XXX-XX)

UT Upper tandem pump with integral discharge head
CT Center tandem pump with no intake or discharge head; use as a single-section pump with
bolt-on discharge and choice of bolt-on intake or gas separator, or as a section of a tandem pump
LT Lower tandem pump with integral intake; use as single-section pump with bolt-on discharge
or as a lower section of a tandem pump
Pump Enhancements (XX-XX-XXX-XX)

ES Abrasion-resistant zirconia-carbide bearings in head and base
ES-ZS Zirconia silicon-carbide-bearing pair in head and base
ES-SS Silicon-carbide bearings in head and base
ES1 Abrasion-resistant zirconia-carbide bearings in head, base, and middle of pump
ESX Abrasion-resistant bearings in head, base, and X number distributed evenly through the pump
ARZ Abrasion-resistant zirconia-carbide bearings distributed throughout pump
ARZ-SS Abrasion-resistant silicone-carbide bearings distributed throughout pump
ARZ-ZS Abrasion-resistant zirconia-silicone carbide bearing pairs distributed throughout pump
ARZ-TT Tungsten-carbide bearings distributed throughout the pump
FBH Full-bearing housing, ceramic bearings located at every stage
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Bolt-On Pump
Discharge Heads
338 Series
Part Number Description Length, ft [m] Weight, lbm [kg]
493015 2 3⁄8-in. [60.33-mm] OD 8rd EUE—Carbon steel 0.5 [0.15] 6 [2.7]
492223 2 3⁄8-in. [60.33-mm] OD 8rd EUE—Redalloy* alloy 0.5 [0.15] 4 [1.8]
400 Series
243485 2 ⁄8-in. [60.33-mm] OD 8rd EUE—Carbon steel
3
0.6 [0.18] 10 [4.5]
364240 2 3⁄8-in. [60.33-mm] OD 8rd EUE—Redalloy alloy 0.8 [0.24] 10 [4.5]
513/538 Series
194381 3 ⁄2-in. [88.90-mm] OD 8rd EUE—Carbon steel
1
0.8 [0.24] 22 [10.0]
492231 31⁄2-in. [88.90-mm] OD 8rd EUE—Redalloy alloy 0.8 [0.24] 21 [10.0]
562 Series
274795 31⁄2-in. [88.90-mm] OD 8rd EUE—Carbon steel 0.8 [0.24] 25 [11.3]
1048339 31⁄2-in. [88.90-mm] OD 8rd EUE—Redalloy alloy 0.8 [0.24] 25 [11.3]
675 Series
1006261 5 ⁄2-in. [139.70-mm] OD 8rd LTC—Carbon steel
1
0.8 [0.24] 30 [13.6]
997353 51⁄2-in. [139.70-mm] OD 8rd LTC—Redalloy alloy 0.8 [0.24] 33 [15.0]
725 Series
1311125 5 ⁄2-in. [139.70-mm] OD 8rd LTC—Carbon steel
1
0.8 [0.24] 45 [20.4]

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AN550 Pump
338 Series, Min. Casing Size 41⁄2-in. [114.3-mm] OD

Carbon Steel ES Carbon Steel ARZ Carbon Steel
Housing Length, Weight, Max. FL-CT Max. FL-CT-ES Max. FL-CT-ARZ
ft [m] lbm [kg] Stages Part Number Stages Part Number Stages Part Number
10 2.1 [0.64] 38 [17.3] 16 tba† 16 tba 13 1148261
20 3.5 [1.07] 63 [28.6] 35 883157 35 tba 29 1148279
30 4.9 [1.49] 88 [40.0] 54 883165 54 tba 45 1148287
40 6.3 [1.92] 113 [51.3] 74 883173 74 tba 62 1148295
50 7.7 [2.35] 138 [62.7] 93 883181 93 Q883181 80 1148303
60 9.1 [2.78] 163 [74.0] 112 883199 112 Q883199 96 1148311
70 10.5 [3.20] 188 [85.4] 132 883207 132 Q883207 112 1148329
80 11.9 [3.63] 213 [96.7] 151 883215 151 C883215 130 1148337
90 13.3 [4.06] 238 [108.1] 170 883223 170 Q883223 146 1148345
100 14.7 [4.48] 263 [119.4] 190 883231 190 Q883231 164 1148352
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AN550 Pump, 338 Series, Tandem Combinations

Tandem Housing Sections–Number
Pump Number 50 60 70 80 90 100
Housing of Stages
110 205 1 1
120 224 2
130 244 1 1
140 264 2
150 283 1 1
160 302 2
170 321 1 1
180 340† 2
190 360† 1 1
200 380† 2
210 396† 3
220 415† 2 1
230 434† 2 1
240 453† 3
250 472† 2 1
260 492† 2 1
270 510† 3
280 530† 2 1
290 550† 1 2
300 570† 3
310 585† 1 3
320 604† 4
Note: Stage counts are for FL-CT-ES pumps.
† Requiresuse of high-load bearing in protector
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REDA* ESP AN550 Pump Performance Curve 60 Hz, 3,500 rpm

Curve computed for one stage in fluid of 1.00 sg.
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AN550 Pump
Optimum operating range 400–700 B/D Shaft brake-power limit Standard 94 hp

Nominal housing diameter 3.38 in. High strength 150 hp
Shaft diameter 0.625 in. Housing burst-pressure limit Standard Not applicable
Shaft cross-sectional area 0.307 in.2 Buttress 6,000 psi Power Efficiency
Min. casing size 4.500 in. Welded 6,000 psi (hp) (%)
Head
20 2.00 40
15 1.50 30
Head
(ft) Efficiency
10 1.00 20
Operating range
5 0.50 10
Power
0 0 0
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900
Capacity (B/D)
This engineering performance curve represents nominal performance based on actual multistage testing and certification.
All pumps supplied by Schlumberger will be tested and certified to perform within the acceptable limits for Head, Power,
and Efficiency as defined in the API Recommended Practice (11S2) for Electric Submersible Pump Testing.

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REDA* Pump AN550 Performance Curve
70 Hz
25
65 Hz
20 60 Hz
55 Hz
Head 15
(ft) 50 Hz
10
0.20 70 Hz
65 Hz
0.15
Power 60 Hz
(hp)
0.10 55 Hz
50 Hz
0.05
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1,000 1,100
Capacity (B/D)

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AN550 Pump
Optimum operating range 53–93 m3 ⁄d Shaft brake-power limit Standard 78 hp

Nominal housing diameter 8.59 cm High strength 125 hp
Shaft diameter 1.59 cm Housing burst-pressure limit Standard Not applicable
Shaft cross-sectional area 1.98 cm2 Buttress 41,370 kPa Power Efficiency
Min. casing size 11.43 cm Welded 41,370 kPa (hp) (%)
Head
4.00 2.00 40
Efficiency
3.00 1.50 30
Head
(m)
2.00 1.00 20
Operating range
1.00 0.50 10
Power
0 0 0
0 25 50 75 100 125
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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8.00 70 Hz
7.00 65 Hz
6.00 60 Hz
5.00 55 Hz
Head
(m) 50 Hz
4.00
3.00
2.00
1.00
0.20 70 Hz
0.15 65 Hz
Power 60 Hz
(hp)
0.10 55 Hz
50 Hz
0.05
0 25 50 75 100 125 150 175

Capacity (m3/d)

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AN900 Pump
338 Series, Min. Casing Size 41⁄2 -in. [114.3-mm] OD

10 2.1 [0.64] 38 [17.3] 16 tba† 16 tba 13 1148162
20 3.5 [1.07] 63 [28.6] 35 tba 35 tba 29 1148170
30 4.9 [1.49] 88 [40.0] 54 883264 54 tba 45 1148188
40 6.3 [1.92] 113 [51.3] 74 883272 74 tba 62 1148196
50 7.7 [2.35] 138 [62.7] 93 883280 93 tba 80 1148204
60 9.1 [2.78] 163 [74.0] 112 883298 112 C883298 96 1148212
70 10.5 [3.20] 188 [85.4] 132 883306 132 Q883306 112 1148220
80 11.9 [3.63] 213 [96.7] 151 883314 151 100022487 130 1148238
90 13.3 [4.06] 238 [108.1] 170 883322 170 tba 146 1148246
100 14.7 [4.48] 263 [119.4] 190 883330 190 Q883330 164 1148253
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Pump Number 50 60 70 80 90 100
Housing of Stages
110 205 1 1
120 224 2
130 244 1 1
140 264 2
150 283 1 1
160 302 2
170 321 1 1
180 340† 2
190 359† 1 1
200 378† 2
210 396† 3
220 415† 2 1
230 434† 2 1
240 453† 3
250 472† 2 1
260 491† 2 1
270 510† 3
280 529† 2 1
290 548† 1 2
300 567† 3
310 585† 1 3
320 604† 4
330 623† 3 1
† Requires use of high-load bearing in protector
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AN900 Pump
Optimum operating range 700–1,060 B ⁄ D Shaft brake-power limit Standard 94 hp

Shaft cross-sectional area 0.307 in.2 Buttress 6,000 psi Efficiency
Min. casing size 4.500 in. Welded 6,000 psi Power (%)
(hp)
25 Efficiency 1.25 50
Head
20 1.00 40
Operating range
Head 15 0.75 30
(ft)
10 0.50 20
5 0.25 10
Power
0 0 0
0 250 500 750 1,000 1,250 1,500
Capacity (B ⁄ D)

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25
70 Hz
20 65 Hz
60 Hz
Head 15
(ft) 55 Hz
50 Hz
10
70 Hz
0.20
65 Hz
0.15
60 Hz
Power
(hp) 55 Hz
0.10
50 Hz
0.05
0 250 500 750 1,000 1,250 1,500 1,750

Capacity (B/D)

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AN900 Pump

5.00 Efficiency 1.25 50
Head
4.00 1.00 40
Operating range
Head 3.00 0.75 30

(m)
2.00 0.50 20
1.00 0.25 10
Power
0 0 0
0 25 50 75 100 125 150 175 200
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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8.00
7.00 70 Hz
6.00 65 Hz
60 Hz
5.00
Head
(m) 55 Hz
4.00
50 Hz
3.00
2.00
1.00
70 Hz
0.20
65 Hz
0.15 60 Hz
Power
(hp) 55 Hz
0.10
50 Hz
0.05
0 25 50 75 100 125 150 175 200 225 250

Capacity (m /d)
3

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AN1200 Pump

10 2.1 [0.64] 38 [17.3] 13 883348 13 tba† 11 1147388
20 3.5 [1.07] 63 [28.6] 29 883355 29 tba 23 1147396
30 4.9 [1.49] 88 [40.0] 45 tba 45 tba 37 1147404
40 6.3 [1.92] 113 [51.3] 61 883371 61 tba 50 1147412
50 7.7 [2.35] 138 [62.7] 77 883389 77 tba 66 1147420
60 9.1 [2.78] 163 [74.0] 93 883397 93 tba 79 1147438
70 10.5 [3.20] 188 [85.4] 108 883405 108 Q883405 92 1147446
80 11.9 [3.63] 213 [96.7] 124 883413 124 Q883413 107 1147453
90 13.3 [4.06] 238 [108.1] 140 883421 140 Q883421 120 1147461
100 14.7 [4.48] 263 [119.4] 156 883439 156 tba 135 1147479
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Pump Number 50 60 70 80 90 100
Housing of Stages
110 170 1 1
120 186 2
130 201 1 1
140 216 2
150 232 1 1
160 248 2
170 264 1 1
180 280 2
190 296 1 1
200 312 2
210 324 3
220 340 2 1
230 356† 2 1
240 372† 3
250 388† 2 1
260 404† 2 1
270 420† 3
280 436† 2‡ 1‡
290 452† 1‡ 2‡
300 468† 3‡
310 480† 1‡ 3‡
320 496† 4‡
330 512† 3‡ 1‡
340 528† 3‡ 1‡
350 544† 1‡ 3‡
360 560† 4‡
370 576† 3‡ 1‡
380 592† 1‡ 3‡
390 608† 1‡ 3‡
400 624† 4‡
410 636† 2‡ 3‡
420 652† 1‡ 1‡ 3‡
‡ Requires use of high-strength shaft in lowermost pump
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AN1200 Pump
Optimum operating range 800–1,650 B ⁄D Shaft brake-power limit Standard 94 hp

Head
20 1.00 40
Operating range
Head 15 0.75 30
(ft)
10 0.50 20
5 0.25 10
Power
0 0 0
0 250 500 750 1,000 1,250 1,500 1,750 2,000
Capacity (B ⁄ D)

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25
70 Hz
65 Hz
20
60 Hz
Head 15 55 Hz
(ft)
50 Hz
10
0.35 70 Hz
0.30
65 Hz
0.25
60 Hz
Power 0.20
(hp) 55 Hz
0.15
50 Hz
0.10
0.05
0 250 500 750 1,000 1,250 1,500 1,750 2,000 2,250 2,500
Capacity (B/D)

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AN1200 Pump

Head
4.00 1.00 40
Operating range
Head 3.00 0.75 30

(m)
2.00 0.50 20
1.00 0.25 10
Power
0 0 0
0 25 50 75 100 125 150 175 200 225 250 275
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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8.00
70 Hz
7.00
65 Hz
6.00
60 Hz
5.00
Head
55 Hz
(m)
4.00
50 Hz
3.00
2.00
1.00
0.35 70 Hz
0.30
65 Hz
0.25
60 Hz
Power 0.20
(hp) 55 Hz
0.15
50 Hz
0.10
0.05
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400

Capacity (m /d)
3

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AN1500 Pump

10 2.1 [0.64] 38 [17.3] 10 tba† 10 tba 8 1147172
20 3.5 [1.07] 63 [28.6] 23 883561 23 tba 19 1147180
30 4.9 [1.49] 88 [40.0] 35 tba 35 tba 29 1147198
40 6.3 [1.92] 113 [51.3] 48 883587 48 tba 40 1147206
50 7.7 [2.35] 138 [62.7] 60 883595 60 tba 51 1147214
60 9.1 [2.78] 163 [74.0] 73 883603 73 Q883603 62 1147222
70 10.5 [3.20] 188 [85.4] 85 883611 85 Q883611 73 1147230
80 11.9 [3.63] 213 [96.7] 98 883629 98 Q883629 84 1147248
90 13.3 [4.06] 238 [108.1] 110 883637 110 Q883637 95 1147255
100 14.7 [4.48] 263 [119.4] 123 883645 123 Q883645 106 1147263
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Pump Number 50 60 70 80 90 100
Housing of Stages
110 133 1 1
120 146 2
130 158 1 1
140 170 2
150 183 1 1
160 196 2
170 208 1 1
180 220 2
190 233 1 1
200 246 2
210 255 3
220 268 2 1
230 280 2 1
240 294 3
250 306 2 1
260 319 2 1
270 330 3
280 343† 2 1
290 356† 1 2
300 369† 3
310 379† 1 3
320 392† 4‡
330 404† 3‡ 1‡
340 417† 3‡ 1‡
350 428† 1‡ 3‡
360 440† 4‡
370 453† 3‡ 1‡
380 467† 1‡ 3‡
390 479† 1‡ 3‡
400 492† 4‡
410 502† 4‡ 1‡
420 514† 3‡ 2‡
430 526† 2‡ 3‡
440 538† 1‡ 4‡
450 550† 5‡
460 563† 4‡ 1‡
470 576† 3‡ 2‡
480 589† 2‡ 3‡
490 602† 1‡ 4‡
500 615† 5‡
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AN1500 Pump
Optimum operating range 1,000–2,000 B/D Shaft brake-power limit Standard 125 hp
Head
Operating range
15 1.50 30
Head
(ft)
10 1.00 20
5 0.50 10
Power
0 0 0
0 250 500 750 1,000 1,250 1,500 1,750 2,000 2,250 2,500 2,750
Capacity (B/D)

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22.50
70 Hz
20.00
65 Hz
17.50
60 Hz
15.00
Head 55 Hz
(ft) 12.50
50 Hz
10.00
7.50
5.00
2.50
0.50 70 Hz
0.45
0.40 65 Hz
0.35
0.30 60 Hz
Power
(hp) 0.25 55 Hz
0.20 50 Hz
0.15
0.10
0.05
0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500
Capacity (B/D)

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REDA*ESP AN1500 Pump Performance Curve 50 Hz, 2,917 rpm

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AN1500 Pump

4.00 2.00 40
Head
Operating range
3.00 1.50 30
Head
(m) Efficiency
2.00 1.00 20
1.00 0.50 10
Power
0 0 0
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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70 Hz
6.00
65 Hz
5.00
60 Hz
4.00 55 Hz
Head 50 Hz
(m) 3.00
2.00
1.00
0.50 70 Hz
0.45
0.40 65 Hz
0.35
0.30 60 Hz
Power 0.25 55 Hz
(hp) 0.20 50 Hz
0.15
0.10
0.05
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550
Capacity (m /d)
3

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A2700N Pump

ES Carbon Steel ARZ Carbon Steel
Housing Length, Weight, Max. FL-CT-ES Max. CR-CT-ARZ
ft [m] lbm [kg] Stages Part Number Stages Part Number
10 2.1 [0.64] 38 [17.3] 4 100142518 4 100144727
20 3.5 [1.07] 63 [28.6] 10 100160591 10 100160184
30 4.9 [1.49] 88 [40.0] 15 100160605 15 100160183
40 6.3 [1.92] 113 [51.3] 20 100160606 21 100159837
50 7.7 [2.35] 138 [62.7] 26 100150209 26 100151494
60 9.1 [2.78] 163 [74.0] 31 100160608 31 100159833
70 10.5 [3.20] 188 [85.4] 37 100160609 37 100159826
80 11.9 [3.63] 213 [96.7] 42 100160610 42 100159721
90 13.3 [4.06] 238 [108.1] 48 100150210 48 100151513
100 14.7 [4.48] 263 [119.4] 53 100160611 53 100159718
110 16.1 [4.91] 288 [130.8] 59 100160613 59 100159710
120 17.5 [5.34] 313 [142.1] 64 100150211 64 100151536
130 18.9 [5.76] 338 [153.5] 70 100176477 70 100167674
140 20.3 [6.19] 363 [164.8] 75 100176480 75 100167678
150 21.7 [6.62] 388 [176.2] 81 100176481 81 100167679

Housing Length, Weight, Max. FL-LT-ES Max. CR-LT-ARZ
10 2.1 [0.64] 38 [17.3] 4 100146112 4 100145843
20 3.5 [1.07] 63 [28.6] 10 100155822 10 100158103
30 4.9 [1.49] 88 [40.0] 15 100155824 15 100158104
40 6.3 [1.92] 113 [51.3] 20 100155827 21 100158105
50 7.7 [2.35] 138 [62.7] 26 100151727 26 100158106
60 9.1 [2.78] 163 [74.0] 31 tba† 31 100158107
70 10.5 [3.20] 188 [85.4] 37 100156087 37 100158109
80 11.9 [3.63] 213 [96.7] 42 100156088 42 100158110
90 13.3 [4.06] 238 [108.1] 48 100151728 48 100158111
100 14.7 [4.48] 263 [119.4] 53 100156090 53 100158112
110 16.1 [4.91] 288 [130.8] 59 100156093 59 100158113
120 17.5 [5.34] 313 [142.1] 64 100151729 64 100158116
130 18.9 [5.76] 338 [153.5] 70 100177056 70 100173493
140 20.3 [6.19] 363 [164.8] 75 100177058 75 100173494
150 21.7 [6.62] 388 [176.2] 81 100177060 81 100173495
† to be assigned
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A2700N Pump, 338 Series, Tandem Combinations

Pump Number 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150
Housing of Stages
160 84† 2
170 90† 1 1
180 95† 1 1
190 101† 1 1
200 106† 2
210 112† 1 1
220 118† 2
230 123† 1 1
240 128† 2
250 134† 1 1
260 140† 2
270 145† 1 1
280 150† 2
290 156† 1 1
300 162† 2
310 165† 2 1
320 171† 1 2
330 177† 3
340 182† 2 1
350 187† 1 2
360 192† 3
370 198† 2 1
380 204† 1 2
390 210† 3
400 215† 2 1
410 220† 1 2
420 225† 3
430 231† 2 1
440 237† 1 2
450 243† 3
460 245† 1 3
470 251† 1 3
480 256† 4
490 262† 3‡ 1‡
500 267† 3‡ 1‡
510 274† 1‡ 3‡
520 280† 4‡
530 285† 3‡ 1‡
540 291† 3‡ 0‡ 1‡
550 296† 2‡ 1‡ 1‡
560 302†, § 2‡ 0‡ 2‡
570 307†, § 1‡ 1‡ 2‡
580 312† 2‡ 2‡
590 318†, § 1‡ 3‡
600 324†, § 4‡
† Requires use of high-load bearing in protector for compression pumps
§ Requires use of high-load bearing in protector for floater pumps
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REDA* ESP A2700N Pump Performance Curve 60 Hz, 3,500 rpm

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A2700N Pump
30 3.00 60
Operating range
25 2.50 50
Head
20 2.00 40
Head
(ft)
15 1.50 30
Efficiency
10 1.00 20
5 Power 0.50 10
0 0 0
0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500 4,000
Capacity (B/D)

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REDA* Pump A2700N Performance Curve
30
70 Hz
25
65 Hz
20
60 Hz
Head
(ft) 55 Hz
15
50 Hz
10
0.70 70 Hz
0.60
65 Hz
0.50
60 Hz
Power 0.40
(hp) 55 Hz
0.30
50 Hz
0.20
0.10
0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500 4,000 4,500 5,000
Capacity (B/D)

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REDA* ESP A2700N Pump Performance Curve 50 Hz, 2,917 rpm

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A2700N Pump

6.00 3.00 60
5.00 2.50 50
Head
4.00 2.00 40
Head
(m) Efficiency
3.00 1.50 30
2.00 1.00 20
Operating range
1.00 0.50 10
Power
0 0 0
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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REDA* Pump A2700N Performance Curve
8.00
70 Hz
7.00
65 Hz
6.00
60 Hz
5.00
55 Hz
Head
(m)
4.00 50 Hz
3.00
2.00
1.00
0.70 70 Hz
0.60
65 Hz
0.50
60 Hz
Power 0.40
(hp) 55 Hz
0.30
50 Hz
0.20
0.10
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800

Capacity (m3/d)

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D3050N Pump
387 Series, Min. Casing Size 5 1⁄2-in. [139.7-mm] OD

ES1 Carbon Steel ES1 Redalloy* Alloy
Housing Length, Weight, Max. CR-CT-ES1† Max. CR-CT-ES1†
40 6.3 [1.92] 135 [61.3] 28 100168634 28 tba‡
50 7.7 [2.35] 165 [74.9] 35 100119587 35 tba
60 9.1 [2.78] 195 [88.5] 43 100168640 43 tba
70 10.5 [3.20] 225 [102.2] 50 100168641 50 tba
80 11.9 [3.63] 255 [115.8] 58 100168644 58 tba
90 13.3 [4.06] 285 [129.4] 65 100168649 65 tba
100 14.7 [4.48] 315 [143.0] 73 100119586 73 100168675
110 16.1 [4.91] 345 [156.6] 80 100168651 80 100168677
120 17.5 [5.34] 375 [170.3] 88 100168658 88 100167679
130 18.9 [5.76] 405 [183.9] 95 100168663 95 100168680
140 20.3 [6.19] 435 [197.5] 103 100168668 103 100168683
150 21.7 [6.62] 465 [211.1] 110 100119584 110 100168685
† Thisfactory-shimmed pump type should always be installed with a factory-shimmed coupling. If this pump type is mated with other factory-shimmed equipment,
no shimming is required during assembly. Conversely, if this pump type is mated with nonfactory-shimmed equipment, the field shimming procedures must be followed.
‡ to
be assigned

ARZ Carbon Steel ARZ Redalloy Alloy
Housing Length, Weight, Max. CR-CT-ARZ † Max. CR-CT-ARZ †
40 6.3 [1.92] 135 [61.3] 26 tba‡ 26 tba
50 7.7 [2.35] 165 [74.9] 33 tba 33 tba
60 9.1 [2.78] 195 [88.5] 40 tba 40 tba
70 10.5 [3.20] 225 [102.2] 47 tba 47 tba
80 11.9 [3.63] 255 [115.8] 54 tba 54 tba
90 13.3 [4.06] 285 [129.4] 61 tba 61 tba
100 14.7 [4.48] 315 [143.0] 68 tba 68 tba
110 16.1 [4.91] 345 [156.6] 75 tba 75 tba
120 17.5 [5.34] 375 [170.3] 82 tba 82 tba
130 18.9 [5.76] 405 [183.9] 89 tba 89 tba
140 20.3 [6.19] 435 [197.5] 96 tba 96 tba
150 21.7 [6.62] 465 [211.1] 103 tba 103 tba
‡ to
be assigned

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Advanced Designs—387 Series, Min. Casing Size 5 1⁄2-in. [139.7-mm] OD

Housing Length, Weight, Max. Part Number Configuration Housing Integral Integral
ft [m] lbm [kg] Stages Material Intake AGH* Device
130 19.0 [5.8] 504 [229] 95 100149448 C-UT-ES1† Carbon steel
150 21.8 [6.7] 577 [262] 99 100204009 C-CT-ES1† Carbon steel Yes
150 21.8 [6.7] 577 [262] 99 100123022 C-LT-ES1† Carbon steel Yes Yes
150 21.8 [6.7] 577 [262] 99 100204063 C-CT-ES1† Redalloy* alloy Yes
150 21.8 [6.7] 577 [262] 99 100169384 C-LT-ES1† Redalloy alloy Yes Yes
† This factory-shimmed pump type should always be installed with a factory-shimmed coupling. If this pump type is mated with other factory-shimmed equipment, no shimming is required during assembly. Conversely,
if this pump type is mated with nonfactory-shimmed equipment, the field shimming procedures must be followed.

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REDA* ESP D3050N Pump Performance Curve 60 Hz, 3,500 rpm

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D3050N Pump
Head
30 3.00 60
25 2.50 50
Efficiency
20 2.00 40
Head
(ft)
15 1.50 30
Operating range
10 1.00 20
Power
5 0.50 10
0 0 0
0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500 4,000 4,500
Capacity (B/D)

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REDA* Pump D3050N Performance Curve
45
40
70 Hz
35
65 Hz
30
60 Hz
Head 25
(ft) 55 Hz
20
50 Hz
15
10
70 Hz
1.00
65 Hz
0.75 60 Hz
Power
(hp) 55 Hz
0.50
50 Hz
0.25
0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500 4,000 4,500 5,000 5,500
Capacity (B/D)

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D3050N Pump

Min. casing size 13.97 cm Welded Not applicable (hp) (%)
7.00 3.50 70
Head
6.00 3.00 60
5.00 2.50 50
Efficiency
Head 4.00 2.00 40
(m)
3.00 1.50 30
Operating range
2.00 1.00 20
1.00 Power 0.50 10
0 0 0
0 100 200 300 400 500 600
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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12.50
70 Hz
10.00 65 Hz
60 Hz
Head 7.50
(m) 55 Hz
50 Hz
5.00
2.50
70 Hz
10.00
65 Hz
7.50 60 Hz
Power
55 Hz
(hp) 5.00
50 Hz
2.50
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900

Capacity (m /d)
3

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D3400N Pump

40 6.3 [1.92] 135 [61.3] 21 100173649 21 tba‡
50 7.7 [2.35] 165 [74.9] 27 100154930 27 tba
60 9.1 [2.78] 195 [88.5] 33 100173650 33 tba
70 10.5 [3.20] 225 [102.2] 38 100173651 38 tba
80 11.9 [3.63] 255 [115.8] 44 100173655 44 tba
90 13.3 [4.06] 285 [129.4] 49 100173657 49 tba
100 14.7 [4.48] 315 [143.0] 55 100138334 55 100173961
110 16.1 [4.91] 345 [156.6] 61 100173659 61 100173963
120 17.5 [5.34] 375 [170.3] 67 100173661 67 100173966
130 18.9 [5.76] 405 [183.9] 72 100173664 72 100173967
140 20.3 [6.19] 435 [197.5] 78 100173666 78 100173969
150 21.7 [6.62] 465 [211.1] 83 100138336 83 100173970
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be assigned

40 6.3 [1.92] 135 [61.3] 21 100218644 21 tba‡
50 7.7 [2.35] 165 [74.9] 27 100218648 27 tba
60 9.1 [2.78] 195 [88.5] 33 100218651 33 tba
70 10.5 [3.20] 225 [102.2] 38 100218657 38 tba
80 11.9 [3.63] 255 [115.8] 44 100218659 44 tba
90 13.3 [4.06] 285 [129.4] 49 100218660 49 tba
100 14.7 [4.48] 315 [143.0] 55 100218661 55 100219689
110 16.1 [4.91] 345 [156.6] 61 100218663 61 100219690
120 17.5 [5.34] 375 [170.3] 67 100218665 67 100219691
130 18.9 [5.76] 405 [183.9] 72 100218666 72 100219692
140 20.3 [6.19] 435 [197.5] 78 100218668 78 100219693
150 21.7 [6.62] 465 [211.1] 83 100218670 83 100219694
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D3400N Pump
Min. casing size 5.500 in. Welded Not applicable (hp) (%)
30 3.00 60
Head
Operating range
25 2.50 50
20 2.00 40
Head
(ft) Efficiency
15 1.50 30
10 1.00 20
Power
5 0.50 10
0 0 0
0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500 4,000 4,500 5,000
Capacity (B/D)

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40
35
70 Hz
30
65 Hz
25
60 Hz
Head
(ft)
20 55 Hz
50 Hz
15
10
1.25 70 Hz
1.00 65 Hz
60 Hz
Power 0.75
(hp)
55 Hz
0.50 50 Hz
0.25
0 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000

Capacity (B/D)

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REDA*ESP D3400N Pump Performance Curve 50 Hz, 2,917 rpm

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D3400N Pump

Head
6.00 3.00 60
Operating range
5.00 2.50 50
4.00 2.00 40
Head Efficiency
(m)
3.00 1.50 30
2.00 1.00 20
1.00 0.50 10
Power
0 0 0
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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70 Hz
10.00
65 Hz
60 Hz
7.50
Head 55 Hz
(m)
50 Hz
5.00
2.50
1.25 70 Hz
1.00 65 Hz
60 Hz
Power 0.75
(hp) 55 Hz
0.50 50 Hz
0.25
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1,000
Capacity (m3/d)

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D5850N Pump

40 6.3 [1.92] 135 [61.3] 17 100130938 17 tba‡
50 7.7 [2.35] 165 [74.9] 22 100164985 22 tba
60 9.1 [2.78] 195 [88.5] 26 100164987 26 tba
70 10.5 [3.20] 225 [102.2] 31 100164988 31 tba
80 11.9 [3.63] 255 [115.8] 35 100164989 35 tba
90 13.3 [4.06] 285 [129.4] 40 100164990 40 tba
100 14.7 [4.48] 315 [143.0] 44 100164991 44 100166174
110 16.1 [4.91] 345 [156.6] 49 100164993 49 100166175
120 17.5 [5.34] 375 [170.3] 54 100164994 54 100166177
130 18.9 [5.76] 405 [183.9] 58 100164995 58 100166179
140 20.3 [6.19] 435 [197.5] 63 100164996 63 100166180
150 21.7 [6.62] 465 [211.1] 67 100131728 67 100166181
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be assigned

40 6.3 [1.92] 135 [61.3] 17 tba‡ 17 tba
50 7.7 [2.35] 165 [74.9] 22 tba 22 tba
60 9.1 [2.78] 195 [88.5] 26 tba 26 tba
70 10.5 [3.20] 225 [102.2] 31 tba 31 tba
80 11.9 [3.63] 255 [115.8] 35 tba 35 tba
90 13.3 [4.06] 285 [129.4] 40 tba 40 tba
100 14.7 [4.48] 315 [143.0] 44 tba 44 tba
110 16.1 [4.91] 345 [156.6] 49 tba 49 tba
120 17.5 [5.34] 375 [170.3] 54 tba 54 tba
130 18.9 [5.76] 405 [183.9] 58 tba 58 tba
140 20.3 [6.19] 435 [197.5] 63 tba 63 tba
150 21.7 [6.62] 465 [211.1] 67 tba 67 tba
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D5850N Pump
35 3.50 70
Efficiency
30 3.00 60
Head Operating range
25 2.50 50
Head 20 2.00 40
(ft)
15 1.50 30
10 Power 1.00 20
5 0.50 10
0 0 0
0 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 7,000 8,000
Capacity (B/D)

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40
35
70 Hz
30 65 Hz
25 60 Hz
Head
(ft) 55 Hz
20
50 Hz
15
10
2.25 70 Hz
2.00
1.75 65 Hz
1.50
60 Hz
Power 1.25
(hp) 55 Hz
1.00
50 Hz
0.75
0.50
0.25
0 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 7,000 8,000 9,000 10,000
Capacity (B/D)

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D5850N Pump

7.00 3.50 70
6.00 3.00 60
Head
5.00 2.50 50
Head 4.00 2.00 40

(m) Efficiency
3.00 1.50 30
Operating range
2.00 1.00 20
Power
1.00 0.50 10
0 0 0
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1,000 1,1 00
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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70 Hz
10.00
65 Hz
7.50 60 Hz
Head 55 Hz
(m)
50 Hz
5.00
2.50
2.25 70 Hz
2.00
1.75 65 Hz
1.50
60 Hz
Power 1.25
(hp) 55 Hz
1.00
50 Hz
0.75
0.50
0.25
0 250 500 750 1,000 1,250 1,500

Capacity (m /d)
3

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D475N Pump

10 2.1 [0.64] 45 [20.4] 16 tba† 16 tba 13 tba
20 3.5 [1.07] 75 [34.1] 34 tba 34 tba 29 tba
30 4.9 [1.49] 105 [47.7] 52 tba 52 tba 45 tba
40 6.3 [1.92] 135 [61.3] 70 1320712 70 D320712 60 1323450
50 7.7 [2.35] 165 [74.9] 88 1323310 88 D323310 77 1323468
60 9.1 [2.78] 195 [88.5] 106 1323328 106 tba 93 1323476
70 10.5 [3.20] 225 [102.2] 124 1323336 124 tba 109 1323484
80 11.9 [3.63] 255 [115.8] 142 1323344 142 tba 126 1323492
90 13.3 [4.06] 285 [129.4] 160 1323351 160 D323351 141 1323500
100 14.7 [4.48] 315 [143.0] 178 1323369 178 D323369 158 1323518
110 16.1 [4.91] 345 [156.6] 196 1323377 196 100004493 174 1323526
120 17.5 [5.34] 375 [170.3] 214 1323385 214 tba 190 1323534
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D475N Pump, 400 Series, Tandem Combinations

Pump Number 60 70 80 90 100 110 120
Housing of Stages
130 230 1 1
140 248 2
150 266 1 1
160 284 2
170 302 1 1
180 320 2
190 338 1 1
200 356† 2
210 374† 1 1
220 392† 2
230 410† 1 1
† Requires use of buttress threads in uppermost pump
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D475N Pump
Optimum operating range 200–625 B ⁄ D Shaft brake-power limit Standard 94 hp

Shaft diameter 0.625 in. Housing burst-pressure limit Standard 5,000 psi
50 1.25 50
40 1.00 40
Operating range
Head
Head 30 0.75 30
(ft)
Efficiency
20 0.50 20
10 0.25 10
Power
0 0 0
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800
Capacity (B ⁄ D)

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70 Hz
40
65 Hz
35
60 Hz
30
55 Hz
25
Head
(ft) 50 Hz
20
15
10
70 Hz
0.25
65 Hz
0.20
60 Hz
Power 0.15
(hp) 55 Hz
0.10 50 Hz
0.05
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1,000
Capacity (B/D)

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D475N Pump

Shaft diameter 0.625 in. Housing burst-pressure limit Standard 34,475 kPa
Shaft cross-sectional area 0.307 in.2 Buttress 41,370 kPa Power Efficiency
Min. casing size 5.500 in. Welded 44,370 kPa (hp) (%)
12.50 1.25 50
10.00 1.00 40
Operating range
Efficiency
Head 7.50 0.75 30
(m) Head
5.00 0.50 20
2.50 0.25 10
Power
0 0 0
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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70 Hz
12.50
65 Hz
10.00 60 Hz
55 Hz
Head
7.50
(m)
50 Hz
5.00
2.50
70 Hz
0.25
65 Hz
0.20
60 Hz
Power 0.15
(hp) 55 Hz
0.10 50 Hz
0.05
0 25 50 75 100 125 150

Capacity (m /d)
3

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D725N Pump

10 2.1 [0.64] 45 [20.4] 18 tba† 18 D344175 15 tba
20 3.5 [1.07] 75 [34.1] 38 1344183 38 R344183 32 tba
30 4.9 [1.49] 105 [47.7] 58 tba 58 2004945 50 tba
40 6.3 [1.92] 135 [61.3] 79 1324318 79 D324318 68 1324433
50 7.7 [2.35] 165 [74.9] 99 1324326 99 D324326 87 1324441
60 9.1 [2.78] 195 [88.5] 119 1324334 119 D324334 104 1324458
70 10.5 [3.20] 225 [102.2] 139 1324342 139 D324342 122 1324466
80 11.9 [3.63] 255 [115.8] 159 1324359 159 D324359 141 1324474
90 13.3 [4.06] 285 [129.4] 179 1324367 179 D324367 158 1324482
100 14.7 [4.48] 315 [143.0] 199 1324375 199 D324375 177 1324490
110 16.1 [4.91] 345 [156.6] 219 1324383 219 D324383 195 1324508
120 17.5 [5.34] 375 [170.3] 240 1324391 240 D324391 213 1324516
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Pump Number 60 70 80 90 100 110 120
Housing of Stages
130 258 1 1
140 278 2
150 298 1 1
160 318 2
170 338 1 1
180 358† 2
190 378† 1 1
200 398† 2
210 418† 1 1
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D725N Pump
Optimum operating range 350–925 B ⁄ D Shaft brake-power limit Standard 94 hp

60 1.50 60
50 1.25 50
Efficiency Operating range

40 1.00 40
Head
(ft) Head
30 0.75 30
20 0.50 20
10 0.25 10
Power
0 0 0
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1,000 1,100
Capacity (B/D)

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70 Hz
40
65 Hz
35
60 Hz
30
55 Hz
25
Head
(ft) 50 Hz
20
15
10
70 Hz
0.30
65 Hz
0.25
0.20 60 Hz
Power
(hp) 55 Hz
0.15
50 Hz
0.10
0.05
0 250 500 750 1,000 1,250 1,500

Capacity (B/D)

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REDA* ESP D725N Pump Performance Curve 50Hz, 2,917 rpm

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D725N Pump

Shaft diameter 1.59 cm Housing burst-pressure limit Standard 34,475 kPa
15.00 1.50 60
12.50 1.25 50
Efficiency
10.00 Operating range 1.00 40
Head
(m)
7.50 0.75 30
Head
5.00 0.50 20
2.50 0.25 10
Power
0 0 0
0 25 50 75 100 125 150
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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12.50 70 Hz
65 Hz
10.00
60 Hz
Head 55 Hz
(m) 7.50
50 Hz
5.00
2.50
70 Hz
0.30
65 Hz
0.25
0.20 60 Hz
Power
(hp) 55 Hz
0.15
50 Hz
0.10
0.05
0 25 50 75 100 125 150 175 200 225

Capacity (m /d)
3

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DN1100 Pump

10 2.1 [0.64] 45 [20.4] 17 1191204 17 tba† 13 1188309
20 3.5 [1.07] 75 [34.1] 36 1191212 36 100023096 29 1188317
30 4.9 [1.49] 105 [47.7] 54 1191220 54 D191220 45 1188325
40 6.3 [1.92] 135 [61.3] 73 1191238 73 D191238 61 1188333
50 7.7 [2.35] 165 [74.9] 92 1191246 92 100023111 78 1188341
60 9.1 [2.78] 195 [88.5] 110 1191253 110 tba 94 1188358
70 10.5 [3.20] 225 [102.2] 129 1191261 129 R191261 110 1188366
80 11.9 [3.63] 255 [115.8] 148 1191279 148 R191279 127 1188374
90 13.3 [4.06] 285 [129.4] 166 1191287 166 R191287 143 1188382
100 14.7 [4.48] 315 [143.0] 185 1191295 185 1246677 160 1188390
110 16.1 [4.91] 345 [156.6] 204 1191303 204 R191303 176 1188408
120 17.5 [5.34] 375 [170.3] 222 1191311 222 tba 192 1188416
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DN1100 Pump, 400 Series, Tandem Combinations

Pump Number 60 70 80 90 100 110 120
Housing of Stages
130 239 1 1
140 258 2
150 277 1 1
160 296 2
170 314 1 1
180 332 2
190 351 1 1
200 370 2
210 389† 1 1
220 408† 2
230 426† 1‡ 1‡
240 444† 2‡
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REDA* ESP DN1100 Pump Performance Curve 60 Hz, 3,500 rpm

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DN1100 Pump
Optimum operating range 600–1,350 B/D Shaft brake-power limit Standard 125 hp
30 3.00 60
Head
25 2.50 50
20 2.00 40
Efficiency
Head
(ft)
Operating range
15 1.50 30
10 1.00 20
5 0.50 10
Power
0 0 0
0 250 500 750 1,000 1,250 1,500 1,750 2,000
Capacity (B/D)

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REDA* Pump DN1100 Performance Curve
40
70 Hz
35
65 Hz
30
60 Hz
25
Head 55 Hz
(ft)
20 50 Hz
15
10
0.45 70 Hz
0.40
65 Hz
0.35
0.30 60 Hz
Power 0.25
(hp) 55 Hz
0.20
50 Hz
0.15
0.10
0.05
0 250 500 750 1,000 1,250 1,500 1,750 2,000

Capacity (B/D)

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DN1100 Pump

6.00 3.00 60
Head
5.00 2.50 50
4.00 2.00 40
(m)
3.00 1.50 30
Efficiency
2.00 1.00 20
1.00 0.50 10
Power
0 0 0
0 25 50 75 100 125 150 175 200 225
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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12.50
70 Hz
10.00 65 Hz
60 Hz
Head
(m) 7.50
55 Hz
50 Hz
5.00
2.50
0.45 70 Hz
0.40
0.35 65 Hz
0.30 60 Hz
Power 0.25
(hp) 55 Hz
0.20
50 Hz
0.15
0.10
0.05
0 50 100 150 200 250 300

Capacity (m /d)
3

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D1400N Pump

10 2.1 [0.64] 45 [20.4] 17 tba† 17 tba 13 tba
20 3.5 [1.07] 75 [34.1] 36 tba 36 tba 29 tba
30 4.9 [1.49] 105 [47.7] 54 tba 54 tba 45 tba
40 6.3 [1.92] 135 [61.3] 73 1346386 73 tba 61 tba
50 7.7 [2.35] 165 [74.9] 92 2005388 92 100030084 78 tba
60 9.1 [2.78] 195 [88.5] 110 tba 110 2004453 94 2006230
70 10.5 [3.20] 225 [102.2] 129 1326156 129 tba 110 2006228
80 11.9 [3.63] 255 [115.8] 147 1326164 147 tba 127 tba
90 13.3 [4.06] 285 [129.4] 166 1328103 166 100023140 143 tba
100 14.7 [4.48] 315 [143.0] 184 1315571 184 100023147 160 tba
110 16.1 [4.91] 345 [156.6] 202 1334176 202 D334176 176 tba
120 17.5 [5.34] 375 [170.3] 221 1328111 221 tba 192 tba
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Pump Number 60 70 80 90 100 110 120
Housing of Stages
130 239 1 1
140 258 2
150 276 1 1
160 294 2
170 313 1 1
180 332 2
190 351 1 1
200 370† 2‡
210 387† 1‡ 1‡
220 404† 2‡
230 423† 1‡ 1‡
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D1400N Pump
Optimum operating range 960–1,700 B/D Shaft brake-power limit Standard 125 hp
30 Head 3.00 60
25 2.50 50
20 2.00 40
Head Efficiency
(ft)
15 1.50 30
Operating range
10 1.00 20
5 0.50 10
Power
0 0 0
0 250 500 750 1,000 1,250 1,500 1,750 2,000
Capacity (B/D)

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40
35 70 Hz
30 65 Hz
60 Hz
25
Head
(ft) 55 Hz
20
50 Hz
15
10
0.50 70 Hz
0.40 65 Hz
Power 60 Hz
0.30
(hp)
55 Hz
0.20 50 Hz
0.10
0 250 500 750 1,000 1,250 1,500 1,750 2,000 2,250 2,500
Capacity (B/D)

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D1400N Pump

Head
6.00 3.00 60
5.00 2.50 50
4.00 2.00 40
Head Efficiency
(m)
3.00 1.50 30
2.00 1.00 20
Operating range
1.00 0.50 10
Power
0 0 0
0 25 50 75 100 125 150 175 200 225 250 275
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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12.50
70 Hz
10.00
65 Hz
Head 60 Hz
7.50
(m)
55 Hz
50 Hz
5.00
2.50
0.50 70 Hz
0.40 65 Hz
60 Hz
Power 0.30
(hp) 55 Hz
0.20 50 Hz
0.10
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400
Capacity (m3/d)

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DN1750 Pump

10 2.1 [0.64] 45 [20.4] 8 717405 8 100023209 7 1131077
20 3.5 [1.07] 75 [34.1] 16 400754 16 tba† 15 1131085
30 4.9 [1.49] 105 [47.7] 24 400762 24 C400762 23 1131093
40 6.3 [1.92] 135 [61.3] 33 400770 33 C400770 31 1131101
50 7.7 [2.35] 165 [74.9] 41 400788 41 C400788 39 1131119
60 9.1 [2.78] 195 [88.5] 50 400796 50 C400796 47 1131127
70 10.5 [3.20] 225 [102.2] 58 806414 58 C806414 55 1131135
80 11.9 [3.63] 255 [115.8] 67 643015 67 C643015 63 1131143
90 13.3 [4.06] 285 [129.4] 75 707554 75 tba 71 1131150
100 14.7 [4.48] 315 [143.0] 83 400804 83 C400804 79 1131168
110 16.1 [4.91] 345 [156.6] 92 810929 92 C810929 87 1131176
120 17.5 [5.34] 375 [170.3] 100 400812 100 C400812 95 1131184
130 18.9 [5.76] 405 [183.9] 108 883868 108 Q883868 103 1131192
140 20.3 [6.19] 435 [197.5] 116 883876 116 C883876 111 1131200
150 21.7 [6.62] 465 [211.1] 125 883884 125 C883884 118 1131218
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Pump Number 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150
Housing of Stages
160 134 2
170 142 1 1
180 150 1 1
190 158 1 1
200 166 2
210 175 1 1
220 184 2
230 192 1 1
240 200 2
250 208 1 1
260 216 2
270 224 1 1
280 232 2
290 241 1 1
300 250 2
310 258 2 1
320 267 1 2
330 276 3
340 284† 2 1
350 292† 1 2
360 300† 3
370 308† 2 1
380 316† 1 2
390 324† 3
400 332† 2 1
410 340† 1‡ 2‡
420 348† 3‡
430 357† 2‡ 1‡
440 366† 1‡ 2‡
450 375†, § 3‡
460 383†, § 1‡ 3‡
470 392†, § 1‡ 3‡
480 400†, § 4‡
490 408†, § 3‡ 1‡
500 416†, § 3‡ 1‡
510 424†, § 1‡ 3‡
520 432†, § 4‡
530 440†, § 3‡ 1‡
§ Requires use of high-load bearing in protector
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DN1750 Pump
30 3.00 60
Head
Operating range
25 2.50 50
20 2.00 40
Head
Efficiency
(ft)
15 1.50 30
10 1.00 20
5 0.50 10
Power
0 0 0
0 250 500 750 1,000 1,250 1,500 1,750 2,000 2,250 2,500
Capacity (B/D)

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40
35
70 Hz
30 65 Hz
25 60 Hz
Head
(ft) 55 Hz
20
50 Hz
15
10
70 Hz
0.50
65 Hz
0.40
60 Hz
Power 0.30
(hp) 55 Hz
0.20 50 Hz
0.10
0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000

Capacity (B/D)

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REDA*ESP DN1750 Pump Performance Curve 50 Hz, 2,917 rpm

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DN1750 Pump

Head
6.00 3.00 60
Operating range
5.00 2.50 50
4.00 2.00 40
Head Efficiency
(m)
3.00 1.50 30
2.00 1.00 20
1.00 0.50 10
Power
0 0 0
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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12.50
70 Hz
10.00
65 Hz
Head 60 Hz
(m) 7.50
55 Hz
50 Hz
5.00
2.50
70 Hz
0.50
65 Hz
0.40
60 Hz
Power
(hp) 0.30
55 Hz
0.20 50 Hz
0.10
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450

Capacity (m3/d)

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DN1800 Pump

10 2.1 [0.64] 45 [20.4] 8 1183441 8 tba† 7 tba
20 3.5 [1.07] 75 [34.1] 16 1183458 16 tba 15 tba
30 4.9 [1.49] 105 [47.7] 24 1183466 24 tba 23 tba
40 6.3 [1.92] 135 [61.3] 33 1183474 33 tba 31 tba
50 7.7 [2.35] 165 [74.9] 41 1183482 41 tba 39 tba
60 9.1 [2.78] 195 [88.5] 50 1183490 50 tba 47 tba
70 10.5 [3.20] 225 [102.2] 58 1183508 58 tba 55 tba
80 11.9 [3.63] 255 [115.8] 67 1183516 67 tba 63 tba
90 13.3 [4.06] 285 [129.4] 75 1183524 75 100030085 71 tba
100 14.7 [4.48] 315 [143.0] 83 1183532 83 tba 77 1296136
110 16.1 [4.91] 345 [156.6] 92 1183540 92 tba 87 tba
120 17.5 [5.34] 375 [170.3] 100 1183557 100 100030086 95 tba
130 18.9 [5.76] 405 [183.9] 108 1183565 108 tba 103 1329473
140 20.3 [6.19] 435 [197.5] 116 1183573 116 100030088 111 tba
150 21.7 [6.62] 465 [211.1] 125 1183581 125 100030089 118 1345727
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Pump Number 60 70 80 90 100 110 120
Housing of Stages
130 176 1 1
140 190 2
150 203 1† 1†
160 216 2†
170 230 1† 1†
180 244 2†
190 258 1† 1†
200 272 2†
210 286‡ 1† 1†
220 300‡ 2†
230 313‡ 1† 1†
240 326‡ 2†
† Requires use of high-strength shaft in lowermost pump
‡ Requires use of high-load bearing in protector
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DN1800 Pump
35 1.75 70
30 1.50 60
Head
Operating range
25 1.25 50
Head 20 1.00 40
(ft) Efficiency
15 0.75 30
10 0.50 20
Power
5 0.25 10
0 0 0
0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000
Capacity (B/D)

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40
35
70 Hz
30 65 Hz
25 60 Hz
Head
(ft) 55 Hz
20
50 Hz
15
10
0.50 70 Hz
0.40 65 Hz
Power 60 Hz
0.30
(hp)
55 Hz
0.20 50 Hz
0.10
0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500
Capacity (B/D)

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DN1800 Pump

7.00 1.75 70
Head
6.00 1.50 60
Operating range
5.00 1.25 50
Head 4.00 1.00 40

(m)
Efficiency
3.00 0.75 30
2.00 0.50 20
1.00 0.25 10
Power
0 0 0
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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12.50
70 Hz
10.00
65 Hz
Head 60 Hz
(m) 7.50
55 Hz
50 Hz
5.00
2.50
0.50 70 Hz
0.40 65 Hz
Power 60 Hz
0.30
(hp)
55 Hz
0.20 50 Hz
0.10
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550
Capacity (m3/d)

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DN2150 Pump

10 2.1 [0.64] 45 [20.4] 12 0946624 12 tba† 10 1131671
20 3.5 [1.07] 75 [34.1] 26 0946632 26 C946632 24 1131689
30 4.9 [1.49] 105 [47.7] 40 0946640 40 tba 38 1131697
40 6.3 [1.92] 135 [61.3] 54 0946657 54 C946657 52 1131705
50 7.7 [2.35] 165 [74.9] 67 0946665 67 C946665 65 1131713
60 9.1 [2.78] 195 [88.5] 81 0946673 81 C946673 79 1131721
70 10.5 [3.20] 225 [102.2] 95 0946681 95 C946681 93 1131739
80 11.9 [3.63] 255 [115.8] 108 0946699 108 C946699 106 1131747
90 13.3 [4.06] 285 [129.4] 122 1946707 122 C946707 120 1131754
100 14.7 [4.48] 315 [143.0] 136 0946715 136 C946715 134 1131762
110 16.1 [4.91] 345 [156.6] 150 0946723 150 C946723 147 1131770
120 17.5 [5.34] 375 [170.3] 163 0946731 163 C946731 161 1131788
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Pump Number 60 70 80 90 100 110 120
Housing of Stages
130 176 1 1
140 190 2
150 203 1† 1†
160 216 2†
170 230 1† 1†
180 244 2†
190 258 1† 1†
200 272 2†
210 286‡ 1† 1†
220 300‡ 2†
230 313‡ 1† 1†
240 326‡ 2†
‡ Requires use of high-load bearing in protector
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DN2150 Pump
60 3.00 60
50 2.50 50
Efficiency
40 Operating range 2.00 40

Head
(ft)
Head
30 1.50 30
20 1.00 20
10 Power 0.50 10
0 0 0
0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500
Capacity (B/D)

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40 70 Hz
35 65 Hz
30 60 Hz
25 55 Hz
Head
(ft) 50 Hz
20
15
10
70 Hz
0.90
0.80
65 Hz
0.70
0.60 60 Hz
Power 0.50
(hp) 55 Hz
0.40
50 Hz
0.30
0.20
0.10
0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500 4,000

Capacity (B/D)

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DN2150 Pump

15.00 1.50 60
12.50 1.25 50
Efficiency
10.00 1.00 40
(m)
7.50 0.75 30
Head
5.00 0.50 20
Power
2.50 0.25 10
0 0 0
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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65 Hz
10.00
60 Hz
Head 55 Hz
(m) 7.50
50 Hz
5.00
2.50
70 Hz
0.90
0.80
65 Hz
0.70
0.60 60 Hz
Power 0.50
(hp) 55 Hz
0.40
50 Hz
0.30
0.20
0.10
0 100 200 300 400 500 600

Capacity (m /d)
3

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D2400N Pump

ES Carbon Steel ES Redalloy* Alloy
Housing Length, Weight, Max. FL-CT † Max. FL-CT †
10 2.1 [0.64] 45 [20.4] 8 100254333 8 100254892
20 3.5 [1.07] 75 [34.1] 16 100254342 16 100254893
30 4.9 [1.49] 105 47.7] 24 100254343 24 100254895
40 6.3 [1.92] 135 [61.3] 33 100254345 33 100254896
50 7.7 [2.35] 165 [74.9] 41 100254346 41 100254897
60 9.1 [2.78] 195 [88.5] 50 100254348 50 100254899
70 10.5 [3.20] 225 [102.2] 58 100254349 58 100254900
80 11.9 [3.63] 255 [115.8] 67 100254351 67 100254901
90 13.3 [4.06] 285 129.4] 75 100254353 75 100254902
100 14.7 [4.48] 315 [143.0] 83 100254354 83 100254903
110 16.1 [4.91] 345 [156.6] 92 100254355 92 100254904
120 17.5 [5.34] 375 [170.3] 100 100253356 100 100254905
130 18.9 [5.76] 405 [183.9] 108 100254357 108 100254906
140 20.3 [6.19] 435 [197.5] 117 100254358 117 100254907
150 21.7 [6.62] 465 [211.1] 125 100254359 125 100254908

ES Carbon Steel ES Redalloy Alloy
Housing Length, Weight, Max. CR-CT † Max. CR-CT †
10 2.1 [0.64] 45 [20.4] 7 100257674 7 100257927
20 3.5 [1.07] 75 [34.1] 15 100257675 15 100257948
30 4.9 [1.49] 105 47.7] 23 100257676 23 100257949
40 6.3 [1.92] 135 [61.3] 32 100257677 32 100257950
50 7.7 [2.35] 165 [74.9] 40 100257678 40 100257951
60 9.1 [2.78] 195 [88.5] 49 100257679 49 100257952
70 10.5 [3.20] 225 [102.2] 57 100257680 57 100257953
80 11.9 [3.63] 255 [115.8] 66 100257681 66 100257954
90 13.3 [4.06] 285 129.4] 74 100257682 74 100257955
100 14.7 [4.48] 315 [143.0] 82 100257684 82 100257956
110 16.1 [4.91] 345 [156.6] 91 100257685 91 100257957
120 17.5 [5.34] 375 [170.3] 99 100257686 99 100257958
130 18.9 [5.76] 405 [183.9] 108 100257688 108 100257960
140 20.3 [6.19] 435 [197.5] 116 100257690 116 100257961
150 21.7 [6.62] 465 [211.1] 125 100257691 125 100257962

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ARZ Carbon Steel ARZ Redalloy* Alloy
10 2.1 [0.64] 45 [20.4] 6 100258448 6 100258876
20 3.5 [1.07] 75 [34.1] 14 100258449 14 100258877
30 4.9 [1.49] 105 47.7] 22 100258450 22 100258878
40 6.3 [1.92] 135 [61.3] 30 100258451 30 100258879
50 7.7 [2.35] 165 [74.9] 38 100258452 38 100258881
60 9.1 [2.78] 195 [88.5] 46 100258454 46 100258882
70 10.5 [3.20] 225 [102.2] 53 100258455 53 100258883
80 11.9 [3.63] 255 [115.8] 62 100258458 62 100258884
90 13.3 [4.06] 285 129.4] 70 100258459 70 100258885
100 14.7 [4.48] 315 [143.0] 78 100258460 78 100258886
110 16.1 [4.91] 345 [156.6] 86 100258461 86 100258887
120 17.5 [5.34] 375 [170.3] 93 100258462 93 100258888
130 18.9 [5.76] 405 [183.9] 102 100258463 102 100258889
140 20.3 [6.19] 435 [197.5] 109 100258464 109 100258890
150 21.7 [6.62] 465 [211.1] 117 100258465 117 100258891

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D2400N Pump
60 3.00 60
Efficiency
50 2.50 50
Operating range
40 2.00 40
Head
(ft) Head
30 1.50 30
20 1.00 20
Power
10 0.50 10
0 0 0
0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500 4,000
Capacity (B/D)

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50
45
70 Hz
40
35 65 Hz
30 60 Hz
Head
(ft) 25 55 Hz
50 Hz
20
15
10
70 Hz
1.00
65 Hz
0.75
60 Hz
Power
(hp) 55 Hz
0.50
50 Hz
0.25
0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500 4,000 4,500 5,000
Capacity (B/D)

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D2400N Pump

15.00 3.00 60
Efficiency
12.50 2.50 50
Operating range
10.00 2.00 40
Head
(m)
7.50 Head 1.50 30
5.00 1.00 20
2.50 0.50 10
Power
0 0 0
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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15.00
12.50 70 Hz
65 Hz
10.00
60 Hz
Head
(m)
55 Hz
7.50
50 Hz
5.00
2.50
70 Hz
1.00
65 Hz
0.75
60 Hz
Power
(hp) 55 Hz
0.50
50 Hz
0.25
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800

Capacity (m3/d)

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DN3000 Pump

10 2.1 [0.64] 45 [20.4] 6 tba† 6 tba 5 1151703
20 3.5 [1.07] 75 [34.1] 14 400838 14 tba 12 1151711
30 4.9 [1.49] 105 [47.7] 21 400846 21 tba 19 1151729
40 6.3 [1.92] 135 [61.3] 29 400853 29 tba 26 1151737
50 7.7 [2.35] 165 [74.9] 36 400861 36 tba 33 1151745
60 9.1 [2.78] 195 [88.5] 44 400879 44 tba 40 1151752
70 10.5 [3.20] 225 [102.2] 51 400887 51 tba 47 1151760
80 11.9 [3.63] 255 [115.8] 59 400895 59 tba 54 1151778
90 13.3 [4.06] 285 [129.4] 66 400903 66 C400903 61 1151786
100 14.7 [4.48] 315 [143.0] 74 400911 74 C400911 68 1151794
110 16.1 [4.91] 345 [156.6] 81 400929 81 C400929 75 1151802
120 17.5 [5.34] 375 [170.3] 89 400937 89 C400937 82 1151810
130 18.9 [5.76] 405 [183.9] 96 883926 96 C883926 89 1151828
140 20.3 [6.19] 435 [197.5] 104 883934 104 Q883934 96 1151836
150 21.7 [6.62] 465 [211.1] 111 883942 111 C883942 103 1151844
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Pump Number 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150
Housing of Stages
160 118 2
170 125 1 1
180 132 1 1
190 140 1 1
200 148 2
210 155 2 1
220 162 2
230 170 1 2
240 178 2
250 185† 1 1
260 192† 2
270 200† 1 1
280 208† 2
290 215† 1 1
300 222† 2
310 229† 2 1
320 236† 1 2
330 243† 3
340 251† 2 1
350 259† 1 2
360 267† 3
370 274† 2 1
380 281† 1 2
390 288† 3
400 296† 2 1
410 304† 1 2
420 312† 3
430 319† 2 1
440 326† 1 2
450 333† 3
460 341† 1 3
470 348† 1 3
480 356† 4
490 363† 3 1
500 369† 3 1
510 377† 1 3
520 384†, ‡ 4
530 392†, ‡ 3§ 1§
‡ Requires use of buttress threads in uppermost pump
§ Requires use of high-strength shaft in lowermost pump
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DN3000 Pump
30 Head 3.00 60
Operating range
25 2.50 50
20 2.00 40
Head Efficiency
(ft)
15 1.50 30
10 1.00 20
Power
5 0.50 10
0 0 0
0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500 4,000 4,500 5,000
Capacity (B/D)

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35
70 Hz
30 65 Hz
25 60 Hz
55 Hz
Head 20
(ft) 50 Hz
15
10
1.00
70 Hz
0.90
65 Hz
0.80
0.70 60 Hz
0.60
Power 55 Hz
0.50
(hp)
0.40 50 Hz
0.30
0.20
0.10
0 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000

Capacity (B/D)

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DN3000 Pump

Head
6.00 3.00 60
Operating range
5.00 2.50 50
4.00 2.00 40
Efficiency
Head
(m)
3.00 1.50 30
2.00 1.00 20
1.00 0.50 10
Power
0 0 0
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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70 Hz
10.00
65 Hz
60 Hz
7.50
Head 55 Hz
(m)
50 Hz
5.00
2.50
1.00
70 Hz
0.90
65 Hz
0.80
0.70 60 Hz
0.60
Power 55 Hz
(hp) 0.50
0.40 50 Hz
0.30
0.20
0.10
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1,000
Capacity (m3/d)

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DN3100 Pump

10 2.1 [0.64] 45 [20.4] 6 tba† 6 tba 5 tba
20 3.5 [1.07] 75 [34.1] 14 tba 14 2007430 12 tba
30 4.9 [1.49] 105 [47.7] 21 tba 21 tba 19 tba
40 6.3 [1.92] 135 [61.3] 29 tba 29 tba 26 tba
50 7.7 [2.35] 165 [74.9] 36 1200294 36 D200294 33 tba
60 9.1 [2.78] 195 [88.5] 44 1200302 44 tba 40 tba
70 10.5 [3.20] 225 [102.2] 51 1200310 51 tba 47 tba
80 11.9 [3.63] 255 [115.8] 59 1200328 59 tba 54 1200534
90 13.3 [4.06] 285 [129.4] 66 1200336 66 D200336 61 1200542
100 14.7 [4.48] 315 [143.0] 74 1200344 74 tba 68 1200559
110 16.1 [4.91] 345 [156.6] 81 1200351 81 100029759 75 1200575
120 17.5 [5.34] 375 [170.3] 89 1200369 89 D200369 82 1200583
130 18.9 [5.76] 405 [183.9] 96 1200377 96 tba 89 1200591
140 20.3 [6.19] 435 [197.5] 104 1200385 104 D200385 96 1200609
150 21.7 [6.62] 465 [211.1] 111 1200393 111 D200393 103 1200617
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Pump Number 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150
Housing of Stages
160 118 2
170 125 1 1
180 133 1 1
190 140 1 1
200 148 2
210 155 1 1
220 162 2
230 170 1 1
240 178† 2
250 185† 1 1
260 192† 2
270 200† 1 1
280 208† 2
290 215† 1 1
300 222† 2
310 229† 2 1
320 236† 1 2
330 243† 3
340 251† 2 1
350 259†, ‡ 1 2
360 267†, ‡ 3
370 274†, ‡ 2 1
380 281†, ‡ 1 2
390 288†, ‡ 3
400 296†, ‡ 2 1
410 304†, ‡ 1 2
420 312†, ‡ 3
430 319†, ‡ 2 1
440 326†, ‡ 1 2
450 333†, ‡ 3
460 341†, ‡ 1 3
470 348†, ‡ 1 3
480 356†, ‡ 4
490 363†, ‡ 3 1
500 371†, ‡ 3§ 1§
510 377†, ‡ 1§ 3§
520 384†, ‡ 4§
530 392†, ‡ 3§, †† 1§, ††
540 399†, ‡ 3§, †† 0§, †† 1§, ††
550 407†, ‡ 2§, †† 1§, †† 1§, ††
560 414†, ‡ 2§, †† 0§, †† 2§, ††
570 422†, ‡ 1§, †† 1§, †† 2§, ††
580 430†, ‡ 2§, †† 2§, ††
590 437†, ‡ 1§, †† 3§, ††
600 444†, ‡ 4§, ††
‡ Requires use of high-load bearing in protector for floater pumps
†† Requires use of buttress head
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DN3100 Pump
30 Head 3.00 60
Operating range
25 2.50 50
20 2.00 40
Head Efficiency
(ft)
15 1.50 30
10 1.00 20
Power
5 0.50 10
0 0 0
0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500 4,000 4,500 5,000
Capacity (B/D)

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35
70 Hz
30 65 Hz
25 60 Hz
55 Hz
Head 20
(ft)
50 Hz
15
10
1.00 70 Hz
0.90
0.80 65 Hz
0.70
60 Hz
0.60
Power 0.50 55 Hz
(hp)
0.40 50 Hz
0.30
0.20
0.10
0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500 4,000 4,500 5,000 5,500
Capacity (B/D)

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DN3100 Pump

Head
6.00 3.00 60
Operating range
5.00 2.50 50
4.00 2.00 40
Head Efficiency
(m)
3.00 1.50 30
2.00 1.00 20
1.00 0.50 10
Power
0 0 0
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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70 Hz
10.00
65 Hz
60 Hz
7.50
Head 55 Hz
(m)
50 Hz
5.00
2.50
1.00 70 Hz
0.90
0.80 65 Hz
0.70
60 Hz
0.60
Power
0.50 55 Hz
(hp)
0.40 50 Hz
0.30
0.20
0.10
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900

Capacity (m /d)
3

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D4300N Pump

Carbon Steel ES Carbon Steel ARZ-TT Carbon Steel
Housing Length, Weight, Max. C-CT Max. C-CT-ES Max. C-CT-ARZ
10 2.1 [0.64] 45 [20.4] 3 tba† 3 tba 3 tba
20 3.5 [1.07] 75 [34.1] 8 tba 8 tba 8 tba
30 4.9 [1.49] 105 [47.7] 12 tba 12 tba 12 tba
40 6.3 [1.92] 135 [61.3] 17 tba 17 tba 17 tba
50 7.7 [2.35] 165 [74.9] 22 tba 22 D325216 22 tba
60 9.1 [2.78] 195 [88.5] 26 tba 26 tba 26 tba
70 10.5 [3.20] 225 [102.2] 31 tba 31 D325232 31 tba
80 11.9 [3.63] 255 [115.8] 35 tba 35 D325240 35 tba
90 13.3 [4.06] 285 [129.4] 40 tba 40 R325257 40 tba
100 14.7 [4.48] 315 [143.0] 44 1325265 44 R325265 44 1325323
110 16.1 [4.91] 345 [156.6] 49 tba 49 D325273 49 tba
120 17.5 [5.34] 375 [170.3] 54 1325281 54 D325281 54 tba
130 18.9 [5.76] 405 [183.9] 58 tba 58 D325299 58 1325554
140 20.3 [6.19] 435 [197.5] 63 tba 63 D325307 63 tba
150 21.7 [6.62] 465 [211.1] 67 1325315 67 D325315 67 1325570
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Pump Number 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150
Housing of Stages
160 70 2
170 75 1 1
180 80 2
190 84 1 1
200 88 2
210 93 1 1
220 98 2
230 103 1 1
240 108 2
250 112 1 1
260 116 2
270 121 1 1
280 126 2
290 130 1 1
300 134 2
310 137 2 1
320 142 1 2
330 147 3
340 152 2 1
350 157 1 2
360 162 3
370 166 2 1
380 170 1 2
390 174 3
400 179 2 1
410 184 1 2
420 189 3
430 193 2 1
440 197 1 2
450 201 3
460 206 1 3
470 211 1 3
480 216 4
490 220† 3 1
500 223† 1 3
510 228† 1 3
520 232† 4
530 237† 3 1
Note: Stage counts are for C-CT-ES pumps.
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D4300N Pump
35 3.50 70
35 Efficiency Operating range 3.00 60
Head
25 2.50 50
Head 20 2.00 40
(ft)
15 1.50 30
10 1.00 20
Power
5 0.50 10
0 0 0
0 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000
Capacity (B/D)

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35
70 Hz
30
65 Hz
25
60 Hz
Head 20 55 Hz
(ft)
50 Hz
15
10
1.50 70 Hz
1.25
65 Hz
1.00
Power 60 Hz
(hp)
0.75 55 Hz
50 Hz
0.50
0.25
0 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 7,000
Capacity (B/D)

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D4300N Pump

7.00 3.50 70
Efficiency
6.00 3.00 60
5.00 2.50 50
Head 4.00 2.00 40

(m)
3.00 1.50 30
2.00 1.00 20
1.00 Power 0.50 10
0 0 0
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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10.00 70 Hz
65 Hz
7.50 60 Hz
Head
(m) 55 Hz
5.00 50 Hz
2.50
1.50 70 Hz
1.25
65 Hz
1.00
60 Hz
Power
(hp) 0.75 55 Hz
50 Hz
0.50
0.25
0 250 500 750 1,000 1,250

Capacity (m /d)
3

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D5800N Pump

Carbon Steel ES Carbon Steel ARZ-ZT Carbon Steel
Housing Length, Weight, Max. C-CT Max. C-CT-ES Max. C-CT-ARZ-ZT
10 2.1 [0.64] 45 [20.4] 3 tba† 3 tba 3 tba
20 3.5 [1.07] 75 [34.1] 8 tba 8 tba 8 tba
30 4.9 [1.49] 105 [47.7] 12 tba 12 tba 12 tba
40 6.3 [1.92] 135 [61.3] 17 tba 17 tba 17 tba
50 7.7 [2.35] 165 [74.9] 22 tba 22 tba 22 tba
60 9.1 [2.78] 195 [88.5] 26 tba 26 tba 26 tba
70 10.5 [3.20] 225 [102.2] 31 tba 31 tba 31 tba
80 11.9 [3.63] 255 [115.8] 35 tba 35 2003305 35 tba
90 13.3 [4.06] 285 [129.4] 40 tba 40 tba 40 tba
100 14.7 [4.48] 315 [143.0] 44 tba 44 tba 44 tba
110 16.1 [4.91] 345 [156.6] 49 tba 49 tba 49 tba
120 17.5 [5.34] 375 [170.3] 54 tba 54 tba 54 2000234
130 18.9 [5.76] 405 [183.9] 58 1319433 58 D319433 58 1319458
140 20.3 [6.19] 435 [197.5] 63 tba 63 2003310 63 tba
150 21.7 [6.62] 465 [211.1] 67 tba 67 tba 67 tba
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Pump Number 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150
Housing of Stages
160 70 2
170 75 1 1
180 80 2
190 84 1 1
200 88 2
210 93 1 1
220 98 2
230 103 1 1
240 108 2
250 112 1 1
260 116 2
270 121 1 1
280 126 2
290 130 1 1
300 134 2
310 137 2 1
320 142 1 2
330 147 3
340 152 2 1
350 157 1 2
360 162 3
370 166 2 1
380 170 1 2
390 174 3
400 179 2 1
410 184 1 2
420 189 3‡
430 193 2‡ 1‡
440 197† 1‡ 2‡
450 201† 3‡
460 206† 1‡ 3‡
470 211† 1‡ 3‡
480 216† 4‡
490 220† 3‡ 1‡
500 223† 1‡ 3‡
510 228† 1‡ 3‡
520 232† 4‡
530 237† 3‡ 1‡
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D5800N Pump
35 3.50 70
Efficiency
30 3.00 60
25 2.50 50
Head 20 2.00 40
(ft)
15 1.50 30
10 Power 1.00 20
5 0.50 10
0 0 0
0 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 7,000 8,000
Capacity (B/D)

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40
35
70 Hz
30 65 Hz
25 60 Hz
Head
(ft) 55 Hz
20
50 Hz
15
10
2.25 70 Hz
2.00
1.75 65 Hz
1.50
60 Hz
Power 1.25
(hp) 55 Hz
1.00
50 Hz
0.75
0.50
0.25
0 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 7,000 8,000 9,000 10,000
Capacity (B/D)

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D5800N Pump

7.00 3.50 70
6.00 3.00 60
Head
5.00 2.50 50
Head 4.00 2.00 40

(m) Efficiency
3.00 1.50 30
Operating range
2.00 1.00 20
Power
1.00 0.50 10
0 0 0
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1,000 1,1 00
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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70 Hz
10.00
65 Hz
7.50 60 Hz
Head 55 Hz
(m)
50 Hz
5.00
2.50
2.25 70 Hz
2.00
1.75 65 Hz
1.50
60 Hz
Power 1.25
(hp) 55 Hz
1.00
50 Hz
0.75
0.50
0.25
0 250 500 750 1,000 1,250 1,500

Capacity (m /d)
3

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GN1600 Pump

10 2.1 [0.64] 77 [35.0] 12 1019033 12 tba† 9 1132927
20 3.5 [1.07] 145 [65.8] 28 1019710 28 D019710 22 1132935
30 4.9 [1.49] 213 [96.7] 43 1019728 43 tba 35 1132943
40 6.3 [1.92] 281 [127.6] 59 1019736 59 D019736 47 1132950
50 7.7 [2.35] 349 [158.4] 75 1019744 75 D019744 62 1132968
60 9.1 [2.78] 417 [189.3] 90 1019041 90 D019041 74 1132976
70 10.5 [3.20] 485 [220.2] 106 1019751 106 D019751 87 1132984
80 11.9 [3.63] 553 [251.1] 122 1019769 122 1246685 101 1132992
90 13.3 [4.06] 621 [281.9] 137 1019777 137 tba 114 1133008
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GN1600 Pump, 540 Series, Tandem Combinations

Pump Number 50 60 70 80 90
Housing of Stages
100 150 2
110 165 1 1
120 180 2
130 196† 1 1
140 212†, ‡ 2
150 228†, ‡ 1 1
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REDA* ESP GN1600 Pump Performance Curve 60 Hz, 3,500 rpm

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GN1600 Pump
Optimum operating range 1,000–2,150 B ⁄D Shaft brake-power limit Standard 256 hp

60 3.00 60
Head
50 2.50 50
40 2.00 40
Efficiency
Head
(ft)
20 1.00 20
Power
10 0.50 10
0 0 0
0 250 500 750 1,000 1,250 1,500 1,750 2,000 2,250 2,500 2,750
Capacity (B/D)

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REDA* Pump GN1600 Performance Curve
70 Hz
70
65 Hz
60
60 Hz
50
55 Hz
40 50 Hz
Head
(ft)
30
20
10
70 Hz
1.50
1.25 65 Hz
1.00 60 Hz
Power
(hp) 0.75 55 Hz
0.50
50 Hz
0.25
0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500
Capacity (B/D)

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GN1600 Pump

15.00 3.00 60
12.50 Head 2.50 50

Operating range
10.00 2.00 40
Head
(m)
7.50 1.50 30
Efficiency
5.00 1.00 20
2.50 Power 0.50 10
0 0 0
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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22.50 70 Hz
20.00
65 Hz
17.50
60 Hz
15.00
55 Hz
Head 12.50
(m) 50 Hz
10.00
7.50
5.00
2.50
70 Hz
1.50
1.25 65 Hz
1.00 60 Hz
Power
0.75 55 Hz
(hp)
0.50
50 Hz
0.25
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500

Capacity (m /d)
3

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GN2100 Pump

10 2.1 [0.64] 77 [35.0] 10 1072198 10 tba† 7 1130855
20 3.5 [1.07] 145 [65.8] 22 1146489 22 tba 18 1130863
30 4.9 [1.49] 213 [96.7] 35 1157262 35 R157262 28 1130871
40 6.3 [1.92] 281 [127.6] 48 1045269 48 tba 39 1070713
50 7.7 [2.35] 349 [158.4] 61 1045277 61 1179464 50 1070721
60 9.1 [2.78] 417 [189.3] 74 1045285 74 tba 61 1070739
70 10.5 [3.20] 485 [220.2] 86 1045293 86 tba 72 1070747
80 11.9 [3.63] 553 [251.1] 99 1045301 99 1235563 83 1070754
90 13.3 [4.06] 621 [281.9] 111 1045319 111 100030884 94 1070762
100 14.7 [4.48] 689 [312.8] 124 1045327 124 tba 105 1070770
110 16.1 [4.91] 757 [343.7] 137 1045335 137 D045335 116 1070788
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Pump Number 60 70 80 90 100 110
Housing of Stages
120 146 2
130 158 1 1
140 170 2
150 183† 1 1
160 196† 2
170 209†, ‡ 1 1
180 222†, ‡ 2
190 235†, ‡ 1§ 1§
200 248†, ‡ 2§
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GN2100 Pump
60 3.00 60
Head
50 2.50 50
40 2.00 40
Head
(ft) Efficiency
30 1.50 30
20 1.00 20
Power
10 0.50 10
Operating range
0 0 0
0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500
Capacity (B/D)

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70
70 Hz
60 65 Hz
50 60 Hz
55 Hz
Head 40
(ft)
50 Hz
30
20
10
1.75 70 Hz
1.50
65 Hz
1.25
60 Hz
Power 1.00
(hp) 55 Hz
0.75
50 Hz
0.50
0.25
0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500 4,000

Capacity (B/D)

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GN2100 Pump

15.00 3.00 60
Operating range
12.50 2.50 50
Head
10.00 2.00 40
Head
(m)
7.50 1.50 30
Efficiency
5.00 1.00 20
2.50 Power 0.50 10
0 0 0
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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22.50
70 Hz
20.00
65 Hz
17.50
60 Hz
15.00
Head 55 Hz
12.50
(m)
50 Hz
10.00
7.50
5.00
2.50
1.75 70 Hz
1.50
65 Hz
1.25
60 Hz
Power 1.00
(hp) 55 Hz
0.75
50 Hz
0.50
0.25
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700

Capacity (m /d)
3

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GN3200 Pump

10 2.1 [0.64] 77 [35.0] 9 1250125 9 tba† 7 1130822
20 3.5 [1.07] 145 [65.8] 20 1316066 20 tba 17 1130830
30 4.9 [1.49] 213 [96.7] 32 1156975 32 D156975 26 1130848
40 6.3 [1.92] 281 [127.6] 44 1041391 44 tba 36 1070804
50 7.7 [2.35] 349 [158.4] 55 1041409 55 1243633 47 1070812
60 9.1 [2.78] 417 [189.3] 67 1041417 67 D041417 56 1070820
70 10.5 [3.20] 485 [220.2] 79 1041425 79 D041425 66 1070838
80 11.9 [3.63] 553 [251.1] 90 1041433 90 tba 76 1070846
90 13.3 [4.06] 621 [281.9] 102 1041441 102 D041441 86 1070853
100 14.7 [4.48] 689 [312.8] 114 1041458 114 D041458 97 1070861
110 16.1 [4.91] 757 [343.7] 125 1041466 125 tba 106 1070879
120 17.5 [5.34] 825 [374.6] 137 1041474 137 tba 116 1070887
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Pump Number 60 70 80 90 100 110 120
Housing of Stages
130 144 1 1
140 156 2
150 168† 1 1
160 180† 2‡
170 191† 1‡ 1‡
180 202†, § 2‡
190 214†, § 1‡ 1‡
200 226†, § 2‡
210 237†, § 1‡ 1‡
§ Requires use of buttress threads in uppermost pump
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GN3200 Pump
60 3.00 60
Head
50 2.50 50
40 2.00 40
Head Efficiency
(ft)
30 1.50 30
Power
20 1.00 20
10 0.50 10
Operating range
0 0 0
0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500 4,000 4,500 5,000 5,500
Capacity (B/D)

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70
70 Hz
60
65 Hz
50 60 Hz
Head 55 Hz
40
(ft)
50 Hz
30
20
10
70 Hz
2.25
2.00
65 Hz
1.75
1.50 60 Hz
Power 1.25
55 Hz
(hp) 1.00
50 Hz
0.75
0.50
0.25
0 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000

Capacity (B/D)

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GN3200 Pump

15.00 3.00 60
12.50 2.50 50
Head
Operating range
10.00 2.00 40
Head
(m)
7.50 1.50 30
Efficiency
5.00 1.00 20
Power
2.50 0.50 10
0 0 0
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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22.50
20.00 70 Hz
17.50 65 Hz
15.00 60 Hz
Head 12.50 55 Hz
(m)
50 Hz
10.00
7.50
5.00
2.50
70 Hz
2.25
2.00
65 Hz
1.75
1.50 60 Hz
Power 1.25
55 Hz
(hp) 1.00
50 Hz
0.75
0.50
0.25
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1,000
Capacity (m /d)
3

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GN4000 Pump

10 2.1 [0.64] 77 [35.0] 5 884486 5 C884486 4 1136977
20 3.5 [1.07] 145 [65.8] 12 884494 12 C884494 11 1136985
30 4.9 [1.49] 213 [96.7] 18 884502 18 Q884502 17 1136993
40 6.3 [1.92] 281 [127.6] 25 884510 25 C884510 24 1137009
50 7.7 [2.35] 349 [158.4] 32 884528 32 tba† 30 1137017
60 9.1 [2.78] 417 [189.3] 39 884536 39 tba 37 1137025
70 10.5 [3.20] 485 [220.2] 46 884544 46 C884544 43 1137033
80 11.9 [3.63] 553 [251.1] 52 884551 52 C884551 50 1137041
90 13.3 [4.06] 621 [281.9] 59 884569 59 tba 56 1137470
100 14.7 [4.48] 689 [312.8] 66 884577 66 tba 63 1137488
110 16.1 [4.91] 757 [343.7] 73 656140 73 C656140 70 1137496
120 17.5 [5.34] 825 [374.6] 79 884585 79 C884585 76 1137504
130 18.9 [5.76] 893 [405.4] 86 884593 86 tba 83 1137512
140 20.3 [6.19] 961 [463.3] 93 884601 93 Q884601 89 1137520
150 21.7 [6.62] 1,029 [467.2] 100 884619 100 C884619 95 1137538
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Pump Number 60 70 80 90 100 110 120
Housing of Stages
160 104 2
170 111 1 1
180 118 2
190 125 1 1
200 132 2
210 139† 1 1
220 146† 2
230 152† 1 1
240 158† 2
250 165† 1 1
260 172† 2
270 179† 1‡ 1‡
280 186† 2‡
290 193† 1‡
300 200†
310 205† 2‡ 1‡
320 212† 1‡ 2‡
330 219†, § 3‡
340 225†, § 2‡ 1‡
350 231†, § 1‡ 2‡
360 237†, § 3‡
370 244†, § 2‡ 1‡
380 251†, § 1‡ 2‡
390 258†, § 3‡
§ Requires use of buttress threads in uppermost pump
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GN4000 Pump
50 Head Operating range 2.50 50
40 2.00 40
Head
(ft)
30 Power 1.50 30
20 1.00 20
10 0.50 10
0 0 0
0 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 7,000
Capacity (B/D)

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70
60
70 Hz
50 65 Hz
60 Hz
Head 40
(ft) 55 Hz
30 50 Hz
20
10
2.25 70 Hz
2.00
65 Hz
1.75
1.50 60 Hz
Power 1.25
55 Hz
(hp) 1.00
50 Hz
0.75
0.50
0.25
0 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 7,000 8,000

Capacity (B/D)

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GN4000 Pump

15.00 3.00 60
Efficiency
12.50 2.50 50
Operating range
Head
10.00 2.00 40
Head
(m)
7.50 1.50 30
5.00 1.00 20
Power
2.50 0.50 10
0 0 0
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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20.00
17.50 70 Hz
15.00 65 Hz
60 Hz
12.50
Head
55 Hz
(m)
10.00
50 Hz
7.50
5.00
2.50
2.25 70 Hz
2.00
65 Hz
1.75
1.50 60 Hz
Power 1.25
55 Hz
(hp) 1.00
50 Hz
0.75
0.50
0.25
0 250 500 750 1,000 1,250

Capacity (m /d)
3

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GN5200 Pump

10 2.1 [0.64] 77 [35.0] 3 0884627 3 tba† 3 1135003
20 3.5 [1.07] 145 [65.8] 8 0884635 8 tba 8 1135011
30 4.9 [1.49] 213 [96.7] 13 0884643 12 tba 12 1135029
40 6.3 [1.92] 281 [127.6] 17 0884650 17 tba 17 1133768
50 7.7 [2.35] 349 [158.4] 22 0884668 22 tba 22 1133776
60 9.1 [2.78] 417 [189.3] 27 0884676 26 tba 26 1133784
70 10.5 [3.20] 485 [220.2] 31 0884684 31 C884684 31 1133792
80 11.9 [3.63] 553 [251.1] 36 0884692 36 C884692 36 1133800
90 13.3 [4.06] 621 [281.9] 41 0884700 40 tba 40 1133818
100 14.7 [4.48] 689 [312.8] 45 0884718 45 tba 45 1133826
110 16.1 [4.91] 757 [343.7] 50 0884726 50 tba 50 1133834
120 17.5 [5.34] 825 [374.6] 54 0884734 54 tba 54 1133842
130 18.9 [5.76] 893 [405.4] 59 0884742 59 tba 59 1137652
140 20.3 [6.19] 961 [463.3] 64 0884759 64 tba 64 1137660
150 21.7 [6.62] 1,029 [467.2] 68 0884767 68 tba 68 1137678
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Pump Number 60 70 80 90 100 110 120
Housing of Stages
160 72 2
170 76 1 1
180 80 2
190 85 1 1
200 90 2
210 95 1 1
220 100 2
230 104 1 1
240 108 2
250 113 1 1
260 118 2
270 123 1 1
280 128 2
290 132 1
300 136
310 140 2 1
320 145 1 2
330 150 3
340 154 2 1
350 158 1 2
360 162† 3
370 167† 2 1
380 172† 1 2
390 177† 3
400 182† 2 1
410 187† 1 2
420 192† 3
430 196† 2
440 200† 1
450 204†
460 207† 1 3
470 212† 1 3
480 216† 4‡
490 221† 3‡ 1‡
500 227† 1‡ 3‡
510 231† 1‡ 3‡
520 236† 4‡
530 241† 3‡ 1‡
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GN5200 Pump
Head
60 6.00 60
50 5.00 50
40 4.00 40
Head Efficiency
(ft)
30 3.00 30
20 Power 2.00 20
Operating range
10 1.00 10
0 0 0
0 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 7,000 8,000 9,000
Capacity (B/D)

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60
50 70 Hz
65 Hz
40
60 Hz
Head
(ft)
30 55 Hz
50 Hz
20
10
70 Hz
2.50
65 Hz
2.00
60 Hz
Power 1.50
(hp) 55 Hz
1.00 50 Hz
0.50
0 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 7,000 8,000 9,000 10,000
Capacity (B/D)

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GN5200 Pump

15.00 3.00 60
Efficiency
12.50 2.50 50
Operating range
10.00 Head 2.00 40

Head
(m)
7.50 1.50 30
5.00 Power 1.00 20
2.50 0.50 10
0 0 0
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1,000 1,100
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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17.50
15.00 70 Hz
65 Hz
12.50
60 Hz
Head
(m) 10.00
55 Hz
50 Hz
7.50
5.00
2.50
70 Hz
2.50
65 Hz
2.00
60 Hz
Power 1.50
(hp) 55 Hz
1.00 50 Hz
0.50
0 250 500 750 1,000 1,250 1,500

Capacity (m3/d)

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G6200N Pump

Housing Length, Weight, Max. FL-CT-ES Max. FL-CT-ARZ
10 2.1 [0.64] 77 [35.0] 3 tba† 3 tba
20 3.5 [1.07] 145 [65.8] 8 tba 8 tba
30 4.9 [1.49] 213 [96.7] 13 tba 12 tba
40 6.3 [1.92] 281 [127.6] 17 100071150 17 100071582
50 7.7 [2.35] 349 [158.4] 22 100071153 22 100071585
60 9.1 [2.78] 417 [189.3] 27 100071168 26 100071586
70 10.5 [3.20] 485 [220.2] 31 100071170 31 100071587
80 11.9 [3.63] 553 [251.1] 36 100071171 36 100071588
90 13.3 [4.06] 621 [281.9] 41 100071172 40 100071603
100 14.7 [4.48] 689 [312.8] 45 100071173 45 100071619
110 16.1 [4.91] 757 [343.7] 50 100071176 50 100071620
120 17.5 [5.34] 825 [374.6] 54 100071177 54 100071622
130 18.9 [5.76] 893 [405.4] 59 100071178 59 100071623
140 20.3 [6.19] 961 [463.3] 64 100071180 64 100071624
150 21.7 [6.62] 1,029 [467.2] 68 100071183 68 100071625
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Pump Number 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150
Housing of Stages
160 72 2
170 77 1 1
180 81 1 1
190 86 1 1
200 90† 2
210 95† 1 1
220 100† 2
230 104† 1 1
240 108† 2
250 113† 1 1
260 118† 2
270 123† 1 1
280 128† 2
290 132† 1 1
300 136† 2
310 140† 2 1
320 145† 1 2
330 150† 3
340 154† 2 1
350 158† 1 2
360 162† 3
370 167† 2‡ 1‡
380 172† 1‡ 2‡
390 177†, § 3‡
400 182†, § 2‡ 1‡
410 187†, § 1‡ 2‡
420 192†, § 3‡
430 196†, § 2‡ 1‡
440 200†, § 1‡ 2‡
450 204†, § 3‡
460 207†, § 1‡ 3‡
470 212†, § 1‡ 3‡
480 216†, § 4‡
490 221†, § 3‡, †† 1‡, ††
500 226†, § 3‡, †† 1‡, ††
510 231†, § 1‡, †† 3‡, ††
520 236†, § 4‡, ††
530 241†, § 3‡, †† 1‡, ††
540 245†, § 3‡, †† 0‡, †† 1‡, ††
550 250†, § 2‡, †† 1‡, †† 1‡, ††
560 254†, § 2‡, †† 0‡, †† 2‡, ††
570 259†, § 1‡, †† 1‡, †† 2‡, ††
580 264†, § 2‡, †† 2‡, ††
590 268†, § 1‡, †† 3‡, ††
600 272†, § 4‡, ††
§ Requires use of high-load bearing in protector for floater pumps
†† Requires use of buttress head
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REDA* ESP G6200N Pump Performance Curve 60 Hz, 3,500 rpm

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G6200N Pump
70 7.00 70
60 6.00 60
Efficiency
50 5.00 50
Head 40 4.00 40
(ft)
30 3.00 30
20 Power 2.00 20
10 1.00 10
0 0 0
0 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 7,000 8,000 9,000
Capacity (B/D)

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REDA* Pump G6200N Performance Curve
70
60
70 Hz
50 65 Hz
60 Hz
40
Head 55 Hz
(ft)
30 50 Hz
20
10
3.50 70 Hz
3.00
65 Hz
2.50
60 Hz
2.00
Power 55 Hz
(hp) 1.50
50 Hz
1.00
0.50
0 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 7,000 8,000 9,000 10,000 11,000
Capacity (B/D)

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REDA* ESP G6200N Pump Performance Curve 50 Hz, 2,917 rpm

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G6200N Pump
Optimum operating range 596–1,060 m3 ⁄d Shaft brake-power limit Standard 313 hp

17.50 3.50 70
15.00 3.00 60
Efficiency
12.50 2.50 50
Head 10.00 2.00 40
(m)
7.50 1.50 30
Power
5.00 1.00 20
2.50 0.50 10
0 0 0
0 250 500 750 1,000 1,250
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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REDA* Pump G6200N Performance Curve
20.00
17.50 70 Hz
15.00 65 Hz
60 Hz
12.50
Head
55 Hz
(m)
10.00
50 Hz
7.50
5.00
2.50
3.50 70 Hz
3.00
65 Hz
2.50
60 Hz
Power 2.00
(hp) 55 Hz
1.50
50 Hz
1.00
0.50
0 250 500 750 1,000 1,250 1,500 1,750

Capacity (m3/d)

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GN7000 Pump

10 2.1 [0.64] 77 [35.0] 3 885061 3 tba† 3 1135037
20 3.5 [1.07] 145 [65.8] 8 885079 8 tba 8 1135045
30 4.9 [1.49] 213 [96.7] 13 885087 13 tba 12 1135052
40 6.3 [1.92] 281 [127.6] 17 885095 17 C885095 17 1133388
50 7.7 [2.35] 349 [158.4] 22 707604 22 tba 22 1133396
60 9.1 [2.78] 417 [189.3] 27 751438 27 tba 26 1133404
70 10.5 [3.20] 485 [220.2] 31 885103 31 tba 31 1133412
80 11.9 [3.63] 553 [251.1] 36 885111 36 C885111 36 1133420
90 13.3 [4.06] 621 [281.9] 41 783548 41 C783548 40 1133438
100 14.7 [4.48] 689 [312.8] 45 885129 45 C885129 45 1133446
110 16.1 [4.91] 757 [343.7] 50 885137 50 C885137 50 1133453
120 17.5 [5.34] 825 [374.6] 54 885145 54 tba 54 1133461
130 18.9 [5.76] 893 [405.4] 59 885152 59 C885152 59 1137686
140 20.3 [6.19] 961 [463.3] 64 885160 64 C885160 64 1137694
150 21.7 [6.62] 1,029 [467.2] 68 885178 68 C885178 68 1137702
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Pump Number 60 70 80 90 100 110 120
Housing of Stages
160 72 2
170 76 1 1
180 80 2
190 85 1 1
200 90 2
210 95 1 1
220 100 2
230 104 1 1
240 108 2
250 113 1 1
260 118 2
270 123 1 1
280 128 2
290 132 1
300 136
310 140 2 1
320 145 1‡ 2‡
330 150 3‡
340 154† 2‡ 1‡
350 158† 1‡ 2‡
360 162† 3‡
370 167† 2‡ 1‡
380 172† 1‡ 2‡
390 177† 3‡
400 182† 2‡ 1‡
410 187† 1‡ 2‡
420 192† 3‡
430 196† 2‡
440 200† 1‡
450 204†
460 207† 1‡ 3‡
470 212† 1‡ 3‡
480 216† 4‡
490 221† 3‡ 1‡
500 227† 1‡ 3‡
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GN7000 Pump
60 15.00 60
Efficiency
50 Head Operating range 12.50 50
40 10.00 40
Head
(ft)
30 7.50 30
20 5.00 20
10 Power 2.50 10
0 0 0
0 2,500 5,000 7,500 10,000 12,500
Capacity (B/D)

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60
70 Hz
50
65 Hz
60 Hz
40
Head 55 Hz
(ft)
30 50 Hz
20
10
70 Hz
4.00
3.50 65 Hz
3.00
60 Hz
2.50
Power 55 Hz
(hp) 2.00
1.50 50 Hz
1.00
0.50
0 2,500 5,000 7,500 10,000 12,500 15,000

Capacity (B/D)

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GN7000 Pump

15.00 6.00 60
Efficiency
12.50 5.00 50
Operating range
Head
10.00 4.00 40
Head
(m)
7.50 3.00 30
5.00 2.00 20
Power
2.50 1.00 10
0 0 0
0 250 500 750 1,000 1,250 1,500 1,750
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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17.50
70 Hz
15.00 65 Hz
12.50 60 Hz
Head 55 Hz
(m) 10.00
50 Hz
7.50
5.00
2.50
70 Hz
4.00
3.50 65 Hz
3.00
60 Hz
2.50
Power
(hp) 2.00 55 Hz
1.50 50 Hz
1.00
0.50
0 250 500 750 1,000 1,250 1,500 1,750 2,000 2,250

Capacity (m /d)
3

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GN10000 Pump

10 2.1 [0.64] 77 [35.0] 2 0885194 2 tba† 2 tba
20 3.5 [1.07] 145 [65.8] 6 0885202 6 tba 6 tba
30 4.9 [1.49] 213 [96.7] 10 0885210 10 tba 10 tba
40 6.3 [1.92] 281 [127.6] 14 0885228 14 tba 14 tba
50 7.7 [2.35] 349 [158.4] 18 0885236 18 tba 18 tba
60 9.1 [2.78] 417 [189.3] 22 0885244 22 tba 22 tba
70 10.5 [3.20] 485 [220.2] 26 0885251 26 tba 26 tba
80 11.9 [3.63] 553 [251.1] 30 0885269 30 tba 30 tba
90 13.3 [4.06] 621 [281.9] 34 0885277 34 tba 34 tba
100 14.7 [4.48] 689 [312.8] 38 0885285 38 tba 38 tba
110 16.1 [4.91] 757 [343.7] 42 0885293 42 tba 42 tba
120 17.5 [5.34] 825 [374.6] 46 0885301 46 tba 46 tba
130 18.9 [5.76] 893 [405.4] 50 0885319 50 tba 50 tba
140 20.3 [6.19] 961 [463.3] 54 0885327 54 tba 54 tba
150 21.7 [6.62] 1,029 [467.2] 58 0885335 58 100012580 58 tba
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Pump Number 80 90 100 110 120 130 140
Housing of Stages
160 60 2
170 64 1 1
180 68 2
190 72 1 1
200 76 2
210 80 1 1
220 84 2
230 88 1 1
240 92 2
250 96 1 1
260 100 2
270 104 1 1
280 108 2
290 112 1
300 116
310 118† 2 1
320 122† 1 2
330 126† 3
340 130† 2 1
350 134† 1 2
360 138† 3
370 142† 2 1
380 146† 1 2
390 150† 3
400 154† 2 1
410 158† 1 2
420 162† 3
430 166† 2
440 170† 1
450 174†
460 178† 1 3
470 182† 1 3
480 186† 4
490 190† 3 1
500 194† 3
510 200† 1 3
520 204† 4
530 208† 3 1
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GN10000 Pump
Nominal housing diameter 5.13 in. High strength 1,019hp
70 17.50 70
Efficiency
60 15.00 60
Operating range
50 12.50 50
Head Head
40 10.00 40
(ft)
30 7.50 30
20 5.00 20
Power
10 2.50 10
0 0 0
0 2,500 5,000 7,500 10,000 12,500 15,000 17,500 20,000
Capacity (B/D)

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50
70 Hz
65 Hz
40
60 Hz
Head 30 55 Hz
(ft)
50 Hz
20
10
5.00 70 Hz
4.50
4.00 65 Hz
3.50
60 Hz
3.00
Power
(hp) 2.50 55 Hz
2.00 50 Hz
1.50
1.00
0.50
0 2,500 5,000 7,500 10,000 12,500 15,000 17,500 20,000

Capacity (B/D)

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GN10000 Pump

17.50 7.00 70
Efficiency
15.00 6.00 60
Operating range
12.50 5.00 50
Head 10.00 4.00 40

(m)
Head
7.50 3.00 30
5.00 2.00 20
Power
2.50 1.00 10
0 0 0
0 250 500 750 1,000 1,250 1,500 1,750 2,000 2,250
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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17.50
15.00 70 Hz
65 Hz
12.50
60 Hz
Head
(m) 10.00
55 Hz
7.50 50 Hz
5.00
2.50
5.00 70 Hz
4.50
4.00 65 Hz
3.50
60 Hz
3.00
Power
2.50 55 Hz
(hp)
2.00 50 Hz
1.50
1.00
0.50
0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000

Capacity (m /d)
3

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SN2600 Pump
538 Series, Min. Casing Size 7-in. [177.8-mm] OD

10 2.1 [0.64] 93 [42.2] 10 1238443 10 tba† 8 1245513
20 3.5 [1.07] 157 [71.3] 23 1238450 23 tba 18 1245521
30 4.9 [1.49] 221 [100.3] 36 1238468 36 tba 29 1245539
40 6.3 [1.92] 285 [129.4] 49 1238476 49 D238476 40 1245547
50 7.7 [2.35] 349 [158.4] 62 1238484 62 D238484 52 1245554
60 9.1 [2.78] 413 [187.5] 75 1238492 75 D238492 63 1245562
70 10.5 [3.20] 477 [216.6] 88 1238500 88 D23850P 74 1245570
80 11.9 [3.63] 541 [245.6] 101 1238518 101 D238518 86 1245588
90 13.3 [4.06] 605 [274.7] 114 1238526 114 D238526 97 1245596
100 14.7 [4.48] 669 [303.7] 127 1238534 127 D238534 109 1245604
110 16.1 [4.91] 733 [332.8] 140 1238542 140 D238542 120 1245612
120 17.5 [5.34] 797 [361.8] 154 1238559 154 100030144 131 1245620
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SN2600 Pump, 538 Series, Tandem Combinations

Pump Number 60 70 80 90 100 110 120
Housing of Stages
130 163† 1 1
140 176† 2
150 189†, ‡ 1§ 1§
160 202†, ‡ 2§
170 215†, ‡ 1§ 1§
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REDA* ESP SN2600 Pump Performance Curve 60 Hz, 3,500 rpm

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SN2600 Pump
Head
60 3.00 60
50 2.50 50
40 2.00 40
Efficiency
Head
(ft)
30 1.50 30
20 Power 1.00 20
Operating range
10 0.50 10
0 0 0
0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500 4,000
Capacity (B/D)

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REDA* Pump SN2600 Performance Curve
80
70 Hz
70
65 Hz
60
60 Hz
50 55 Hz
Head
(ft) 50 Hz
40
30
20
10
2.25 70 Hz
2.00
65 Hz
1.75
1.50 60 Hz
Power 1.25
(hp) 55 Hz
1.00
0.75 50 Hz
0.50
0.25
0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500 4,000 4,500 5,000
Capacity (B/D)

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SN2600 Pump

15.00 3.00 60

12.50 2.50 50
10.00 2.00 40
Head
Efficiency
(m)
7.50 1.50 30
5.00 1.00 20
Power
2.50 0.50 10
0 0 0
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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25.00
70 Hz
22.50
65 Hz
20.00
17.50 60 Hz
15.00 55 Hz
Head
(m) 12.50 50 Hz
10.00
7.50
5.00
2.50
2.25 70 Hz
2.00
65 Hz
1.75
1.50 60 Hz
Power 1.25
(hp) 55 Hz
1.00
50 Hz
0.75
0.50
0.25
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800

Capacity (m3/d)

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SN3600 Pump

10 2.1 [0.64] 93 [42.2] 6 tba† 6 tba 5 tba
20 3.5 [1.07] 157 [71.3] 16 1275510 16 tba 13 tba
30 4.9 [1.49] 221 [100.3] 25 tba 25 tba 21 1290352
40 6.3 [1.92] 285 [129.4] 34 1267525 34 tba 28 1290360
50 7.7 [2.35] 349 [158.4] 44 1233667 44 D233667 37 tba
60 9.1 [2.78] 413 [187.5] 53 1233675 53 D233675 45 1261668
70 10.5 [3.20] 477 [216.6] 62 1233683 62 D233683 52 tba
80 11.9 [3.63] 541 [245.6] 71 1233691 71 R233691 61 1240944
90 13.3 [4.06] 605 [274.7] 81 1233709 81 D233709 69 1261684
100 14.7 [4.48] 669 [303.7] 90 1233717 90 D233717 77 1261692
110 16.1 [4.91] 733 [332.8] 99 1233725 99 D233725 85 tba
120 17.5 [5.34] 797 [361.8] 109 1233733 109 D233733 93 tba
130 18.9 [5.76] 861 [390.9] 118 1233741 118 D233741 101 tba
140 20.3 [6.19] 925 [420.0] 127 1233758 127 D233758 109 1261734
150 21.7 [6.62] 989 [449.0] 137 1233766 137 D233766 117 tba
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Pump Number 60 70 80 90 100 110 120
Housing of Stages
160 142† 2‡
170 152† 1‡ 1‡
180 162† 2‡
190 171† 1‡ 1‡
200 180† 2‡
210 189† 1‡ 1‡
220 198† 2‡
230 208† 1‡ 1‡
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SN3600 Pump
70 7.00 70
Head
60 6.00 60
50 5.00 50
Efficiency
Head 40 4.00 40
(ft)
Operating range
30 3.00 30
20 2.00 20
Power
10 1.00 10
0 0 0
0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500 4,000 4,500 5,000 5,500
Capacity (B/D)

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70 Hz
80
65 Hz
70
60 Hz
60
55 Hz
50
Head
50 Hz
(ft)
40
30
20
10
3.00 70 Hz
2.50 65 Hz
2.00 60 Hz
Power
(hp) 1.50 55 Hz
50 Hz
1.00
0.50
0 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 7,000

Capacity (B/D)

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SN3600 Pump

17.50 3.50 70
Efficiency
15.00 3.00 60
12.50 2.50 50
Head 10.00 2.00 40

(m)
7.50 1.50 30
5.00 1.00 20
Power
2.50 0.50 10
0 0 0
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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70 Hz
25.00
22.50 65 Hz
20.00
60 Hz
17.50
55 Hz
15.00
Head
(m) 50 Hz
12.50
10.00
7.50
5.00
2.50
3.00 70 Hz
2.50 65 Hz
2.00 60 Hz
Power
(hp) 1.50 55 Hz
50 Hz
1.00
0.50
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1,000
Capacity (m /d)
3

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S5000N Pump

10 2.1 [0.64] 93 [42.2] 5 tba† 5 tba 4 tba
20 3.5 [1.07] 157 [71.3] 11 tba 11 tba 10 tba
30 4.9 [1.49] 221 [100.3] 18 tba 18 tba 16 tba
40 6.3 [1.92] 285 [129.4] 25 tba 25 100116107 21 100115942
50 7.7 [2.35] 349 [158.4] 31 tba 31 100116110 28 100115966
60 9.1 [2.78] 413 [187.5] 38 tba 38 100116113 33 100115976
70 10.5 [3.20] 477 [216.6] 44 tba 44 100116205 39 100116005
80 11.9 [3.63] 541 [245.6] 51 tba 51 100116207 45 100116017
90 13.3 [4.06] 605 [274.7] 57 tba 57 100116209 51 100116018
100 14.7 [4.48] 669 [303.7] 64 2010176 64 2010040 57 2010041
110 16.1 [4.91] 733 [332.8] 71 tba 71 100116212 63 100116038
120 17.5 [5.34] 797 [361.8] 77 tba 77 100116220 69 100116043
130 18.9 [5.76] 861 [390.9] 84 tba 84 100116223 75 100116051
140 20.3 [6.19] 925 [420.0] 90 tba 90 100116225 81 100116055
150 21.7 [6.62] 989 [449.0] 97 tba 97 100116226 87 100116065
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Pump Number 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150
Housing of Stages
160 57† 1
160 64† 1
160 71† 1
160 77† 1
160 84† 1
160 90† 1
160 97† 1
160 102† 2
170 108† 1 1
180 115† 1 1
190 121† 1 1
200 128† 2
210 135†, ‡ 1 1
220 142†, ‡ 2
230 148†, ‡ 1 1
240 154†, ‡ 2
‡ Requires use of high-load bearing in protector for floater pumps
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REDA* ESP S5000N Pump Performance Curve 60 Hz, 3,500 rpm

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S5000N Pump
70 7.00 70
Head
Efficiency
60 6.00 60
Operating range
50 5.00 50
Head 40 4.00 40
(ft)
30 3.00 30
Power
20 2.00 20
10 1.00 10
0 0 0
0 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 7,000
Capacity (B/D)

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REDA* Pump S5000N Performance Curve
90
80
70 70 Hz
65 Hz
60
60 Hz
Head 50
(ft)
55 Hz
40
50 Hz
30
20
10
70 Hz
3.00
2.50 65 Hz
2.00 60 Hz
Power
(hp) 1.50 55 Hz
50 Hz
1.00
0.50
0 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 7,000 8,000 9,000

Capacity (B/D)

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S5000N Pump

17.50 3.50 70
Efficiency
15.00 3.00 60
Head
Operating range
12.50 2.50 50
Head 10.00 2.00 40

(m)
7.50 1.50 30
Power
5.00 1.00 20
2.50 0.50 10
0 0 0
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1,000
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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25
70 Hz
20
65 Hz
60 Hz
Head 15
(m) 55 Hz
50 Hz
10
70 Hz
3.00
2.50 65 Hz
2.00 60 Hz
Power
(hp) 1.50 55 Hz
50 Hz
1.00
0.50
0 250 500 750 1,000 1,250 1,500

Capacity (m /d)
3

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S6000N Pump

ES Carbon Steel ES Redalloy* Alloy
Housing Length, Weight, Max. FL-CT Max. FL-CT
30 4.9 [1.49] 220 [99.9] 15 100308860 15 100309542
40 6.3 [1.92] 284 [128.9] 21 100308872 21 100309544
50 7.7 [2.35] 347 [157.5] 26 100308873 26 100309545
60 9.1 [2.78] 412 [187.0] 32 100308874 32 100309546
70 10.5 [3.20] 473 [214.7] 38 100308876 38 100309547
80 11.9 [3.63] 537 [243.8] 43 100308877 43 100309548
90 13.3 [4.06] 602 [273.3] 49 100308878 49 100309550
100 14.7 [4.48] 665 [301.9] 55 100308879 55 100309551
110 16.1 [4.91] 729 [331.0] 60 100308880 60 100309552
120 17.5 [5.34] 793 [360.0] 66 100308881 66 100309553
130 18.9 [5.76] 857 [389.0] 71 100308882 71 100309554
140 20.4 [6.20] 921 [418.1] 77 100308884 77 100309555
150 21.8 [6.63] 985 [447.2] 83 100308886 83 100309556

ES Carbon Steel ES Redalloy Alloy
30 4.9 [1.49] 220 [99.9] 15 100301480 15 tba‡
40 6.3 [1.92] 284 [128.9] 21 100301494 21 tba
50 7.7 [2.35] 347 [157.5] 26 100301495 26 100302192
60 9.1 [2.78] 412 [187.0] 32 100301496 32 100302193
70 10.5 [3.20] 473 [214.7] 37 100301497 37 100302194
80 11.9 [3.63] 537 [243.8] 43 100301498 43 100302196
90 13.3 [4.06] 602 [273.3] 49 100301499 49 100302197
100 14.7 [4.48] 665 [301.9] 54 100301500 54 100302198
110 16.1 [4.91] 729 [331.0] 60 100301501 60 100302200
120 17.5 [5.34] 793 [360.0] 66 100301502 66 100302201
130 18.9 [5.76] 857 [389.0] 71 100301503 71 100302203
140 20.4 [6.20] 921 [418.1] 77 100301504 77 100302204
150 21.8 [6.63] 985 [447.2] 82 100301505 82 100302205
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ARZ Carbon Steel ARZ Redalloy* Alloy
30 4.9 [1.49] 220 [99.9] 15 100304066 15 tba‡
40 6.3 [1.92] 284 [128.9] 20 100304068 20 tba
50 7.7 [2.35] 347 [157.5] 26 100304069 26 100304978
60 9.1 [2.78] 412 [187.0] 31 100304070 31 100304979
70 10.5 [3.20] 473 [214.7] 37 100304071 37 100304980
80 11.9 [3.63] 537 [243.8] 43 100304072 43 100304981
90 13.3 [4.06] 602 [273.3] 48 100304074 48 100304982
100 14.7 [4.48] 665 [301.9] 54 100304075 54 100304984
110 16.1 [4.91] 729 [331.0] 59 100304076 59 100304985
120 17.5 [5.34] 793 [360.0] 65 100304077 65 100304986
130 18.9 [5.76] 857 [389.0] 71 100304079 71 100304987
140 20.4 [6.20] 921 [418.1] 76 100304080 76 100304988
150 21.8 [6.63] 985 [447.2] 82 100304081 82 100304989
† This factory-shimmed pump type should always be installed with a factory-shimmed coupling. If this pump type is mated with other factory-shimmed equipment,
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S6000N Pump

70 17.5 70
Head
60 15.0 60
Efficiency
50 12.5 50
Head 40 10.0 40
(ft)
Operating range
30 7.5 30
20 5.0 20
10 Power 2.5 10
0 0 0
0 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 7,000 8,000 9,000 10,000
Capacity (B/D)

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90
70 Hz
80
65 Hz
70
60 Hz
60
Head 55 Hz
50
(ft)
50 Hz
40
30
20
10
5.00 70 Hz
4.50
4.00 65 Hz
3.50
60 Hz
3.00
Power
2.50 55 Hz
(hp)
2.00 50 Hz
1.50
1.00
0.50
0 2,500 5,000 7,500 10,000 12,500 15,000

Capacity (B/D)

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Optimum operating range 464–1,033 m3⁄d Shaft brake-power limit Standard 406 hp
S6000N Pump

17.50 7.00 70
15.00 6.00 60
12.50 5.00 50
Head 10.00 4.00 40

(m)
Efficiency
7.50 3.00 30
5.00 2.00 20
Power
2.50 1.00 10
0 0 0
0 250 500 750 1,000 1,250 1,500
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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70 Hz
25
65 Hz
20
60 Hz
55 Hz
Head 15
(m)
50 Hz
10
5.00 70 Hz
4.50
4.00 65 Hz
3.50
60 Hz
3.00
Power
2.50 55 Hz
(hp)
2.00 50 Hz
1.50
1.00
0.50
0 250 500 750 1,000 1,250 1,500 1,750 2,000

Capacity (m3/d)

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SN8500 Pump

10 2.1 [0.64] 93 [42.2] 3 tba† 3 tba 3 tba
20 3.5 [1.07] 157 [71.3] 8 tba 8 tba 8 tba
30 4.9 [1.49] 221 [100.3] 13 tba 13 tba 13 tba
40 6.3 [1.92] 285 [129.4] 18 1237494 18 D237494 18 tba
50 7.7 [2.35] 349 [158.4] 23 1237957 23 D23795P 23 tba
60 9.1 [2.78] 413 [187.5] 28 1237965 28 D237965 28 1240415
70 10.5 [3.20] 477 [216.6] 33 1237973 33 D237973 33 1240423
80 11.9 [3.63] 541 [245.6] 38 1237981 38 D23798P 38 1240431
90 13.3 [4.06] 605 [274.7] 43 1237999 43 D23799Y 43 1240449
100 14.7 [4.48] 669 [303.7] 48 1238005 48 100030432 48 1240456
110 16.1 [4.91] 733 [332.8] 53 1238013 53 1237668 53 1240464
120 17.5 [5.34] 797 [361.8] 58 1238021 58 D23802P 58 1240472
130 18.9 [5.76] 861 [390.9] 63 1238039 63 D238039 63 1240480
140 20.3 [6.19] 925 [420.0] 68 1238047 68 D238047 68 1240498
150 21.7 [6.62] 989 [449.0] 73 1238054 73 D23805P 73 1240506
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Pump Number 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150
Housing of Stages
160 76 2
170 81 1 1
180 86 2
190 91 1 1
200 96 2
210 101 1 1
220 106 2
230 111 1 1
240 116 2†
250 121 1† 1†
260 126 2†
270 131 1†
280 136
290 141
300 146
310 149 2† 1†
320 154 1† 2†
330 159 3†
340 164 2† 1†
350 169 1† 2†
360 174 3†
370 179 2† 1†
380 184 1† 2†
† Requiresuse of high-strength shaft in lowermost pump
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REDA* ESP SN8500 Performance Pump Curve 60 Hz, 3,500 rpm

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SN8500 Pump

70 17.50 70
50 12.50 50
Head
(ft) 40 10.00 40
30 7.50 30
20 5.00 20
Power
10 2.50 10
0 0 0
0 2,500 5,000 7,500 10,000 12,500 15,000
Capacity (B/D)

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80
70
70 Hz
60
65 Hz
50
Head 60 Hz
(ft)
40 55 Hz
50 Hz
30
20
10
5.00 70 Hz
4.50
4.00 65 Hz
3.50
60 Hz
3.00
Power
(hp) 2.50 55 Hz
2.00 50 Hz
1.50
1.00
0.50
0 2,500 5,000 7,500 10,000 12,500 15,000 17,500

Capacity (B/D)

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SN8500 Pump

17.50 7.00 70
Efficiency
15.00 6.00 60

12.50 5.00 50
Head 10.00 4.00 40

(m)
7.50 3.00 30
5.00 2.00 20
Power
2.50 1.00 10
0 0 0
0 250 500 750 1,000 1,250 1,500 1,750 2,000
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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25.00
22.50
20.00
70 Hz
17.50
65 Hz
15.00
Head 60 Hz
(m)
12.50
55 Hz
10.00 50 Hz
7.50
5.00
2.50
5.00 70 Hz
4.50
4.00 65 Hz
3.50
60 Hz
3.00
Power
(hp) 2.50 55 Hz
2.00 50 Hz
1.50
1.00
0.50
0 250 500 750 1,000 1,250 1,500 1,750 2,000 2,250 2,500 2,750
Capacity (m /d)
3

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S8900N Pump

40 6.3 [1.92] 285 [129.4] 18 tba‡ 18 tba
50 7.7 [2.35] 349 [158.4] 23 tba 23 tba
60 9.1 [2.78] 413 [187.5] 28 tba 28 tba
70 10.5 [3.20] 477 [216.6] 33 tba 33 tba
80 11.9 [3.63] 541 [245.6] 38 100164276 38 tba
90 13.3 [4.06] 605 [274.7] 43 100164277 43 tba
100 14.7 [4.48] 669 [303.7] 48 100164279 48 100164403
110 16.1 [4.91] 733 [332.8] 53 100164280 53 100164405
120 17.5 [5.34] 797 [361.8] 58 100164281 58 100164407
130 18.9 [5.76] 861 [390.9] 63 100164282 63 100164408
140 20.3 [6.19] 925 [420.0] 68 100164284 68 100164409
150 21.7 [6.62] 989 [449.0] 73 100121480 73 100164410
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be assigned

Housing Length, Weight, Max. CR-CT-ARZ† Max. CR-CT-ARZ †
40 6.3 [1.92] 285 [129.4] 18 tba‡ 18 tba
50 7.7 [2.35] 349 [158.4] 23 tba 23 tba
60 9.1 [2.78] 413 [187.5] 28 tba 28 tba
70 10.5 [3.20] 477 [216.6] 33 tba 33 tba
80 11.9 [3.63] 541 [245.6] 38 100217185 38 tba
90 13.3 [4.06] 605 [274.7] 43 100217186 43 tba
100 14.7 [4.48] 669 [303.7] 48 100217188 48 100217597
110 16.1 [4.91] 733 [332.8] 53 100217189 53 100217598
120 17.5 [5.34] 797 [361.8] 58 100217190 58 100217599
130 18.9 [5.76] 861 [390.9] 63 100217191 63 100217600
140 20.3 [6.19] 925 [420.0] 68 100217192 68 100217602
150 21.7 [6.62] 989 [449.0] 73 100217603 73 100217603
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Advanced Designs—538 Series, Min. Casing Size 7-in. [177.8-mm] OD

150 21.7 [6.62] 989 [449.0] 73 100151317 CR-UT-ES1† Carbon Steel
150 21.7 [6.62] 989 [449.0] 73 100217644 CR-UT-ARZ† Carbon Steel
150 21.7 [6.62] 989 [449.0] 73 100187803 CR-CT-ES1† Carbon Steel Yes
150 21.7 [6.62] 989 [449.0] 73 100164598 CR-LT-ES1† Redalloy* alloy Yes Yes
150 21.7 [6.62] 989 [449.0] 73 100187848 CR-CT-ES1† Redalloy alloy Yes
150 21.7 [6.62] 989 [449.0] 73 100164602 CR-LT-ES1† Redalloy alloy Yes Yes
150 21.7 [6.62] 989 [449.0] 73 100218178 CR-CT-ARZ† Redalloy alloy Yes
150 21.7 [6.62] 989 [449.0] 73 100217760 CR-LT-ARZ† Redalloy alloy Yes Yes

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REDA* ESP S8900N Performance Pump Curve 60 Hz, 3,500 rpm

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S8900N Pump

70 17.50 70
60 Head 15.00 60
Head
(ft) 40 10.00 40
Efficiency
30 7.50 30
20 5.00 20
Power
10 2.50 10
0 0 0
0 2,500 5,000 7,500 10,000 12,500 15,000
Capacity (B/D)

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80
70
70 Hz
60
65 Hz
50
60 Hz
Head
(ft)
40 55 Hz
50 Hz
30
20
10
70 Hz
5.00
65 Hz
4.00
60 Hz
Power 3.00
(hp) 55 Hz
2.00 50 Hz
1.00
0 2,500 5,000 7,500 10,000 12,500 15,000 17,500

Capacity (B/D)

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S8900N Pump

17.50 7.00 70
15.00 6.00 60
12.50 Head 5.00 50

Operating range
Head 10.00 4.00 40
(m)
Efficiency
7.50 3.00 30
5.00 2.00 20
Power
2.50 1.00 10
0 0 0
0 250 500 750 1,000 1,250 1,500 1,750 2,000
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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25.00
22.50
20.00
70 Hz
17.50
65 Hz
15.00
Head 60 Hz
(m)
12.50 55 Hz
10.00 50 Hz
7.50
5.00
2.50
70 Hz
5.00
65 Hz
4.00
60 Hz
Power 3.00
(hp) 55 Hz
2.00 50 Hz
1.00
0 250 500 750 1,000 1,250 1,500 1,750 2,000 2,250 2,500 2,750
Capacity (m /d)
3

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HN13500 Pump

10 2.1 [0.64] 98 [44.5] 3 tba† 3 tba 3 1141514
20 3.5 [1.07] 163 [74.0] 7 tba 7 tba 7 1141522
30 4.9 [1.49] 228 [103.5] 11 tba 11 tba 11 1141530
40 6.3 [1.92] 293 [133.0] 15 tba 15 tba 15 1141548
50 7.7 [2.35] 356 [161.6] 20 1299734 20 1241157 20 1141555
60 9.1 [2.78] 410 [186.1] 24 1229327 24 tba 24 1141563
70 10.5 [3.20] 473 [214.7] 28 1229244 28 tba 28 1141571
80 11.9 [3.63] 532 [241.5] 32 1294651 32 1246644 32 1141589
90 13.3 [4.06] 599 [271.9] 37 tba 37 tba 37 1141597
100 14.7 [4.48] 658 [298.7] 41 1229269 41 1246651 41 1141605
110 16.1 [4.91] 716 [325.1] 45 tba 45 tba 45 1141613
120 17.5 [5.34] 774 [351.4] 49 tba 49 tba 49 1141621
130 18.9 [5.76] 833 [378.2] 54 tba 54 tba 54 1141639
140 20.3 [6.19] 891 [404.5] 58 1253988 58 tba 58 1141647
† to be assigned

Housing Length, Weight, Max. C-LT Max. C-LT-ES Max. C-LT-ARZ
10 2.1 [0.64] 98 [44.5] 3 tba† 3 tba 3 1136142
20 3.5 [1.07] 163 [74.0] 7 tba 7 tba 7 1136159
30 4.9 [1.49] 228 [103.5] 11 tba 11 tba 11 1136167
40 6.3 [1.92] 293 [133.0] 15 tba 15 tba 15 1136175
50 7.7 [2.35] 356 [161.6] 20 tba 20 tba 20 1136183
60 9.1 [2.78] 410 [186.1] 24 tba 24 tba 24 1136191
70 10.5 [3.20] 473 [214.7] 28 tba 28 tba 28 1136209
80 11.9 [3.63] 532 [241.5] 32 tba 32 tba 32 1136217
90 13.3 [4.06] 599 [271.9] 37 tba 37 tba 37 1136225
100 14.7 [4.48] 658 [298.7] 41 tba 41 tba 41 1136233
110 16.1 [4.91] 716 [325.1] 45 tba 45 tba 45 1136241
120 17.5 [5.34] 774 [351.4] 49 tba 49 tba 49 1136258
130 18.9 [5.76] 833 [378.2] 54 tba 54 tba 54 1136266
140 20.3 [6.19] 891 [404.5] 58 tba 58 tba 58 1136274
† to be assigned
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HN13500 Pump, 562 Series, Tandem Combinations

Pump Number 70 80 90 100 110 120 130 140
Housing of Stages
150 60 1† 1†
160 64 2†
170 69 1† 1†
180 74 2†
190 78 1† 1†
200 82 2†
210 86 1† 1†
220 90 2†
† Requiresuse of high-strength shaft in lower most pump
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REDA* ESP HN13500 Pump Performance Curve 60 Hz, 3,500 rpm

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HN13500 Pump
Shaft cross-sectional area 0.785 in.2 Buttress Not applicable Power Efficiency
Head
60 15.00 60
50 12.50 50
40 10.00 40
Head Efficiency
(ft)
30 7.50 30
20 Power 5.00 20
Operating range
10 2.50 10
0 0 0
0 2,500 5,000 7,500 10,000 12,500 15,000 17,500 20,000 22,500
Capacity (B/D)

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REDA* Pump HN13500 Performance Curve
70 Hz
80
65 Hz
70
60 Hz
60
55 Hz
50
Head 50 Hz
(ft)
40
30
20
10
10.00
70 Hz
9.00
8.00 65 Hz
7.00
6.00 60 Hz
Power
5.00 55 Hz
(hp)
4.00
50 Hz
3.00
2.00
1.00
0 2,500 5,000 7,500 10,000 12,500 15,000 17,500 20,000 22,500 25,000
Capacity (B/D)

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REDA* ESP HN13500 Performance Curve Pump 50 Hz, 2,917 rpm

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HN13500 Pump

Shaft cross-sectional area 5.07 cm2 Buttress Not applicable Power Efficiency
15.00 15.00 60
Head
10.00 10.00 40
Head
(m) Efficiency
7.50 7.50 30
5.00 5.00 20
Power
2.50 2.50 10
0 0 0
0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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70 Hz
25.00
65 Hz
22.50
20.00 60 Hz
17.50
55 Hz
15.00
Head 50 Hz
(m) 12.50
10.00
7.50
5.00
2.50
10.00
70 Hz
9.00
8.00 65 Hz
7.00
6.00 60 Hz
Power
5.00 55 Hz
(hp)
4.00
50 Hz
3.00
2.00
1.00
0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500 4,000

Capacity (m /d)
3

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HN15000 Pump

10 2.1 [0.64] 98 [44.5] 3 tba† 3 tba 3 1141654
20 3.5 [1.07] 163 [74.0] 7 tba 7 tba 7 1141662
30 4.9 [1.49] 228 [103.5] 11 tba 11 tba 11 1141670
40 6.3 [1.92] 293 [133.0] 15 1114818 15 tba 15 1141688
50 7.7 [2.35] 356 [161.6] 20 1194166 20 tba 20 1141696
60 9.1 [2.78] 410 [186.1] 24 tba 24 tba 24 1141704
70 10.5 [3.20] 473 [214.7] 28 1114792 28 tba 28 1141712
80 11.9 [3.63] 532 [241.5] 32 1090448 32 tba 32 1141720
90 13.3 [4.06] 599 [271.9] 37 tba 37 tba 37 1141738
100 14.7 [4.48] 658 [298.7] 41 tba 41 tba 41 1141746
110 16.1 [4.91] 716 [325.1] 45 tba 45 tba 45 1141753
120 17.5 [5.34] 774 [351.4] 49 tba 49 tba 49 1141761
130 18.9 [5.76] 833 [378.2] 54 tba 54 tba 54 1141779
140 20.3 [6.19] 891 [404.5] 58 tba 58 tba 58 1141787
† to be assigned

10 2.1 [0.64] 98 [44.5] 3 tba† 3 tba 3 1136704
20 3.5 [1.07] 163 [74.0] 7 tba 7 tba 7 1136712
30 4.9 [1.49] 228 [103.5] 11 1075191 11 tba 11 1136720
40 6.3 [1.92] 293 [133.0] 15 tba 15 tba 15 1136738
50 7.7 [2.35] 356 [161.6] 20 1005354 20 tba 20 1136746
60 9.1 [2.78] 410 [186.1] 24 tba 24 tba 24 1136753
70 10.5 [3.20] 473 [214.7] 28 1114800 28 tba 28 1136761
80 11.9 [3.63] 532 [241.5] 32 1035567 32 tba 32 1136779
90 13.3 [4.06] 599 [271.9] 37 tba 37 tba 37 1136787
100 14.7 [4.48] 658 [298.7] 41 1114826 41 tba 41 1136795
110 16.1 [4.91] 716 [325.1] 45 1035575 45 tba 45 1136803
120 17.5 [5.34] 774 [351.4] 49 tba 49 tba 49 1136811
130 18.9 [5.76] 833 [378.2] 54 tba 54 1229392 54 1136829
140 20.3 [6.19] 891 [404.5] 58 1035583 58 tba 58 1136837
† to be assigned
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HN15000 Pump, 562 Series, Tandem Combinations

Pump Number 70 80 90 100 110 120 130
Housing of Stages
150 60 1† 1†
160 64 2†
170 69 1† 1†
180 74 2†
190 78 1† 1†
200 82 2†
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HN15000 Pump
Head
60 15.00 60
Operating range
50 12.50 50
40 10.00 40
Efficiency
Head
(ft)
30 7.50 30
Power
20 5.00 20
10 2.50 10
0 0 0
0 2,500 5,000 7,500 10,000 12,500 15,000 17,500 20,000 22,500 25,000
Capacity (B/D)

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90
80
70
70 Hz
60
65 Hz
Head 50
(ft) 60 Hz
40 55 Hz
50 Hz
30
20
10
70 Hz
10.00
65 Hz
7.50 60 Hz
Power
(hp) 55 Hz
5.00
50 Hz
2.50
0 5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000

Capacity (B/D)

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HN15000 Pump
Optimum operating range 1,590–2,385 m3 ⁄d Shaft brake-power limit Standard 313 hp

15.00 Head 15.00 60
Operating range
12.50 12.50 50
10.00 10.00 40
Efficiency
Head
(m)
7.50 7.50 30
5.00 5.00 20
Power
2.50 2.50 10
0 0 0
0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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25
20
70 Hz
65 Hz
Head 15 60 Hz
(m)
55 Hz
10 50 Hz
70 Hz
10.00
65 Hz
7.50 60 Hz
Power
(hp) 55 Hz
5.00
50 Hz
2.50
0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500 4,000 4,500

Capacity (m /d)
3

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H15500N Pump

Carbon Steel ARZ Carbon Steel ARZ Redalloy* Alloy
Housing Length, Weight, Max. C-CT-ES-ZS Max. C-CT-ARZ-ZS Max. C-CT-ARZ-ZS
50 7.7 [2.35] 356 [161.62] 15 100231116 15 100230445 15 100244572
60 9.1[2.78] 410 [186.14] 18 100244668 18 100244394 18 100230523
70 10.5 [3.20] 473 [214.74] 21 100244669 21 100244396 21 100244574
80 11.9 [3.63] 532 [241.53] 24 100231131 24 100230456 24 100244576
90 13.3 [4.06] 599 [271.95] 27 100244670 27 100244397 27 100244577
100 14.7 [4.48] 658 [298.73] 30 100244671 30 100230464 30 100230529
110 16.1 [4.91] 716 [325.06] 33 100244672 33 100244398 33 100230556
120 17.5 [5.34] 774 [351.40] 37 100244673 37 100244399 37 100230892
130 18.9 [5.76] 833 [378.18] 40 100244674 40 100244401 40 100244580
140 20.3 [6.19] 891 [404.51] 43 100244675 43 100244402 43 100244581
150 21.7 [6.62] 949 [430.85] 46 100244678 46 100244403 46 100230896

Carbon Steel ARZ Carbon Steel ARZ Redalloy Alloy
Housing Length, Weight, Max. C-LT-ES-ZS Max. C-LT-ARZ-ZS Max. C-LT-ARZ-ZS
50 7.9 [2.41] 356 [161.62] 15 100239713 15 100238658 15 100245440
60 9.3 [2.84] 410 [186.14] 18 100245723 18 100245402 18 100245441
70 10.7 [3.26] 473 [214.74] 21 100245725 21 100238659 21 100245442
80 12.1 [3.69] 532 [241.53] 24 100239714 24 100238660 24 100245444
90 13.5 [4.12] 599 [271.95] 27 100245727 27 100245403 27 100245446
100 14.9 [4.54] 658 [298.73] 30 100245731 30 100238661 30 100245447
110 16.3 [4.97] 716 [325.06] 33 100239715 33 100245404 33 100238587
120 17.7 [5.40] 774 [351.40] 37 100245735 37 100245405 37 100238596
130 19.1 [5.83] 833 [378.18] 40 100245736 40 100238662 40 100245448
140 20.5 [6.25] 891[404.51] 43 100245739 43 100245406 43 100238612
150 21.9 [6.68] 949 430.85] 46 100245741 46 100245407 46 100245449

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Pump Number 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150
Housing of Stages
160 48† 2
170 51† 1 1
180 54† 1 1
190 57† 1 1
200 60† 2
210 63† 1 1
220 66† 2
230 70† 1 1
240 74† 2
250 77† 1 1
260 80† 2
270 83† 1 1
280 86† 2‡
290 89† 1‡ 1‡
300 92† 2‡
310 93† 2‡ 1‡
320 96†, § 1‡ 2‡
Note: Stage count for FL-CT-ES Pump
† Requires use of high load bearing in protector for compression pumps
§ Requires use of high load bearing in protector for floater pumps

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REDA* ESP H15500N Pump Performance Curve 60 Hz, 3,500 rpm

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H15500N Pump
Nominal housing diameter 5.63 in. High strength 1,019 hp
70 35 70
60 Head 30 60
50 25 50
Head 40 Efficiency 20 40
(ft)
Operating range
30 15 30
20 10 20
Power
10 5 10
0 0 0
0 2,500 5,000 7,500 10,000 12,500 15,000 17,500 20,000 22,500
Capacity (B/D)

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REDA* Pump H15500N Performance Curve
70 70 Hz
65 Hz
60
60 Hz
50
55 Hz
Head
(m) 40
50 Hz
30
20
10
12.50
70 Hz
10.00
65 Hz
Power 7.50 60 Hz
(hp)
55 Hz
5.00
50 Hz
2.50
0 5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000

Capacity (B/D)

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H15500N Pump

17.50 17.50 70
15.00 15.00 60
Operating range
12.50 Head 12.50 50
Head 10.00 10.00 40

(m)
Efficiency
7.50 7.50 30
5.00 5.00 20
Power
2.50 2.50 10
0 0 0
0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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70 Hz
22.50
65 Hz
20.00
17.50 60 Hz
15.00 55 Hz
Head 12.50 50 Hz
(m)
10.00
7.50
5.00
2.50
12.50
70 Hz
10.00
65 Hz
Power 7.50 60 Hz
(hp)
55 Hz
5.00
50 Hz
2.50
0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500 4,000 4,500

Capacity (m /d)3

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H21500N Pump

Housing Length, Weight, Max. C-CT-ES Max. C-CT-ARZ
50 7.7 [2.35] 356 [161.6] 15 2010435 15 2010433
60 9.1 [2.78] 410 [186.1] 18 tba† 18 tba
70 10.5 [3.20] 473 [214.7] 21 tba 21 tba
80 11.9 [3.63] 532 [241.5] 24 2010436 24 2010434
90 13.3 [4.06] 599 [271.9] 27 tba 27 tba
100 14.7 [4.48] 658 [298.7] 30 tba 30 2010446
110 16.1 [4.91] 716 [325.1] 33 tba 33 tba
120 17.5 [5.34] 774 [351.4] 37 tba 37 tba
130 18.9 [5.76] 833 [378.2] 40 tba 40 tba
140 20.3 [6.19] 891 [404.5] 43 tba 43 tba
150 21.7 [6.62] 949 [430.8] 46 tba 46 tba
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Housing Length, Weight, Max. C-LT-ES Max. C-LT-ARZ
50 7.7 [2.35] 356 [161.6] 15 2010431 15 2010429
60 9.1 [2.78] 410 [186.1] 18 tba† 18 tba
70 10.5 [3.20] 473 [214.7] 21 tba 21 2010461
80 11.9 [3.63] 532 [241.5] 24 2010432 24 2010430
90 13.3 [4.06] 599 [271.9] 27 tba 27 tba
100 14.7 [4.48] 658 [298.7] 30 tba 30 2010447
110 16.1 [4.91] 716 [325.1] 33 tba 33 tba
120 17.5 [5.34] 774 [351.4] 37 tba 37 tba
130 18.9 [5.76] 833 [378.2] 40 tba 40 2010437
140 20.3 [6.19] 891 [404.5] 43 tba 43 tba
150 21.7 [6.62] 949 [430.8] 46 tba 46 tba
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Pump Number 70 80 90 100 110 120 130 140
Housing of Stages
160 50 2
170 53 1 1
180 56 2†
190 59 1† 1†
200 62 2†
210 65 1† 1†
220 68 2†
230 72 1† 1†
240 76 2†
250 79 1† 1†
260 82 2†
270 85 1† 1†
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H21500N Pump
Shaft diameter 1.188 in. Housing burst-pressure limit Standard 3.000 psi
Min. casing size 7 in. Welded 3,600 psi (hp) (%)
70 35 70
60 30 60
Head
50 25 50
Head 40 20 40
(ft) Efficiency
30 15 30
20 10 20
Power
10 5 10
Operating range
0 0 0
0 5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000
Capacity (B/D)

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80 70 Hz
70 65 Hz
60 60 Hz
50 55 Hz
Head
(ft) 50 Hz
40
30
20
10
70 Hz
17.50
15.00 65 Hz
12.50 60 Hz
Power 10.00
(hp) 55 Hz
7.50 50 Hz
5.00
2.50
0 5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000 35,000

Capacity (B/D)

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H21500N Pump

17.50 17.50 70
12.50 Head 12.50 50
Head 10.00 10.00 40

(m)
7.50 7.50 30
5.00 Power 5.00 20
0 0 0
0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500 4,000
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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22.50 70 Hz
65 Hz
20.00
17.50 60 Hz
15.00 55 Hz
Head 12.50 50 Hz
(m)
10.00
7.50
5.00
2.50
70 Hz
17.50
15.00 65 Hz
12.50
60 Hz
Power 10.00
(hp) 55 Hz
7.50 50 Hz
5.00
2.50
0 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000

Capacity (m /d)
3

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H28000N Pump

ES Carbon Steel ARZ-SS Carbon Steel
Housing Length, Weight, Max. C-CT-ES Max. C-CT-ARZ-SS
50 7.7 [2.35] 356 [161.6] 13 tba† 13 tba
60 9.1 [2.78] 410 [186.1] 16 tba 16 tba
70 10.5 [3.20] 473 [214.7] 19 1293117 19 1293075
80 11.9 [3.63] 532 [241.5] 21 tba 21 1324599
90 13.3 [4.06] 599 [271.9] 24 tba 24 tba
100 14.7 [4.48] 658 [298.7] 27 tba 27 tba
110 16.1 [4.91] 716 [325.1] 30 tba 30 tba
120 17.5 [5.34] 774 [351.4] 33 tba 33 tba
130 18.9 [5.76] 833 [378.2] 35 tba 35 tba
140 20.3 [6.19] 891 [404.5] 38 tba 38 tba
150 21.7 [6.62] 949 [430.8] 41 tba 41 tba
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ES Carbon Steel ARZ-SS Carbon Steel
Housing Length, Weight, Max. C-LT-ES Max. C-LT-ARZ-SS
50 7.7 [2.35] 356 [161.6] 13 tba† 13 tba
60 9.1 [2.78] 410 [186.1] 16 100038869 16 tba
70 10.5 [3.20] 473 [214.7] 19 1293133 19 1293091
80 11.9 [3.63] 532 [241.5] 21 tba 21 tba
90 13.3 [4.06] 599 [271.9] 24 tba 24 tba
100 14.7 [4.48] 658 [298.7] 27 2011417 27 tba
110 16.1 [4.91] 716 [325.1] 30 tba 30 tba
120 17.5 [5.34] 774 [351.4] 33 tba 33 tba
130 18.9 [5.76] 833 [378.2] 35 tba 35 tba
140 20.3 [6.19] 891 [404.5] 38 tba 38 tba
150 21.7 [6.62] 949 [430.8] 41 tba 41 tba
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Pump Number 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150
Housing of Stages
160 50 2†
170 53 1† 1†
180 56 2†
190 59 1† 1†
200 62 2†
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H28000N Pump
60 Efficiency 60 60
Head
50 50 50
40 40 40
Head
(ft)
30 30 30
Operating range
20 20 20
Power
10 10 10
0 0 0
0 5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000 35,000 40,000
Capacity (B/D)

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70
70 Hz
60 65 Hz
50 60 Hz
55 Hz
Head 40
(ft)
50 Hz
30
20
10
25.00 70 Hz
22.50
20.00 65 Hz
17.50
60 Hz
Power 15.00
(hp) 12.50 55 Hz
10.00 50 Hz
7.50
5.00
2.50
0 5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000 35,000 40,000 45,000

Capacity (B/D)

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H28000N Pump

15.00 30 60
Efficiency
12.50 Operating range 25 50

Head
10.00 20 40
Head
(m)
7.50 15 30
5.00 10 20
Power
2.50 5 10
0 0 0
0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500 4,000 4,500 5,000
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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22.50
70 Hz
20.00
65 Hz
17.50
15.00 60 Hz
Head 55 Hz
12.50
(m)
50 Hz
10.00
7.50
5.00
2.50
25.00 70 Hz
22.50
20.00 65 Hz
17.50
60 Hz
Power 15.00
(hp) 12.50 55 Hz
10.00 50 Hz
7.50
5.00
2.50
0 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 7,000

Capacity (m /d)
3

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J7000N Pump

10 2.7 [0.82] 195 [88.5] 2 tba† 2 tba 2 tba
20 4.1 [1.25] 276 [125.3] 6 tba 6 tba 6 tba
30 5.4 [1.65] 357 [162.1] 9 tba 9 tba 9 100051081
40 6.8 [2.07] 438 [198.9] 13 tba 13 tba 13 tba
50 8.2 [2.50] 519 [235.6] 16 tba 16 tba 16 tba
60 9.6 [2.93] 600 [272.4] 19 tba 19 tba 19 tba
70 10.9 [3.32] 681 [309.2] 23 1307461 23 1307479 23 1307487
80 12.3 [3.75] 762 [345.9] 26 tba 26 tba 26 tba
90 13.7 [4.18] 843 [382.7] 29 tba 29 tba 29 tba
100 15.1 [4.61] 924 [419.5] 33 tba 33 D32468V 33 tba
110 16.4 [5.00] 1,005 [456.3] 36 tba 36 tba 36 tba
120 17.8 [5.43] 1,086 [493.0] 40 tba 40 tba 40 tba
130 19.2 [5.86] 1,167 [529.8] 43 tba 43 tba 43 tba
140 20.6 [6.28] 1,248 [566.6] 47 tba 47 tba 47 tba
150 21.9 [6.68] 1,329 [603.4] 50 tba 50 tba 50 tba
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10 2.9 [0.88] 207 [63.1] 2 tba† 2 tba 2 tba
20 4.3 [1.31] 288 [87.8] 6 tba 6 tba 6 tba
30 5.6 [1.71] 369 [112.6] 9 tba 9 tba 6 tba
40 7.0 [2.14] 450 [137.3] 13 tba 13 tba 13 tba
50 8.4 [2.56] 531 [162.0] 16 tba 16 tba 16 tba
60 9.8 [2.99] 612 [186.7] 19 2006213 19 tba 19 tba
70 11.1 [3.39] 693 [211.4] 23 1307495 23 1307503 23 1307511
80 12.5 [3.81] 774 [236.1] 26 tba 26 tba 26 tba
90 13.9 [4.24] 855 [260.8] 29 tba 29 D32463V 29 tba
100 15.3 [4.67] 936 [285.5] 33 tba 33 tba 33 tba
110 16.6 [5.06] 1,017 [310.2] 36 tba 36 tba 36 tba
120 18.0 [5.49] 1,098 [334.9] 40 tba 40 tba 40 tba
130 19.4 [5.92] 1,179 [359.6] 43 1339050 43 tba 43 tba
140 20.8 [6.34] 1,260 [384.3] 47 tba 47 tba 47 tba
150 22.1 [6.74] 1,341 [409.0] 50 tba 50 tba 50 tba
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Pump Number 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150
Housing of Stages
160 52 2
170 55 1 1
180 58 2
190 62 1 1
Note: Stage counts are for C-CT-ES pumps
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REDA* ESP J7000N Pump Performance Curve 60 Hz, 3,500 rpm

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J7000N Pump
175 35 70
150 Efficiency 30 60
Operating range
125 25 50
Head
Head 100 20 40
(ft)
75 15 30
50 10 20
25 Power 5 10
0 0 0
0 2,500 5,000 7,500 10,000 12,500
Capacity (B/D)

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REDA* Pump J7000N Performance Curve
70 Hz
125 65 Hz
60 Hz
100
55 Hz
Head 75 50 Hz
(ft)
50
25
12.50
70 Hz
10.00
65 Hz
Power 7.50 60 Hz
(hp)
55 Hz
5.00
2.50 50 Hz
0 2,500 5,000 7,500 10,000 12,500 15,000

Capacity (B/D)

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J7000N Pump

35 17.50 70
Efficiency
30 15.00 60
Operating range
25 12.50 50
Head
Head 20 10.00 40
(m)
15 7.50 30
10 5.00 20
5 Power 2.50 10
0 0 0
0 250 500 750 1,000 1,250 1,500 1,750
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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45
70 Hz
40
65 Hz
35
60 Hz
30
55 Hz
Head 25
(m)
50 Hz
20
15
10
12.50
70 Hz
10.00
65 Hz
Power 7.50
(hp) 60 Hz
55 Hz
5.00
2.50 50 Hz
0 250 500 750 1,000 1,250 1,500 1,750 2,000 2,250 2,500
Capacity (m /d)
3

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J12000N Pump

Carbon Steel ES Carbon Steel ARZ-ZS Carbon Steel
Housing Length, Weight, Max. C-CT Max. C-CT-ES Max. C-CT-ARZ-ZS
10 2.7 [0.82] 195 [88.5] 2 tba† 2 tba 2 tba
20 4.1 [1.25] 276 [125.3] 5 tba 5 tba 5 tba
30 5.4 [1.65] 357 [162.1] 8 2005191 8 tba 8 tba
40 6.8 [2.07] 438 [198.9] 11 1324698 11 tba 11 tba
50 8.2 [2.50] 519 [235.6] 14 tba 14 tba 14 tba
60 9.6 [2.93] 600 [272.4] 17 1315464 17 D315464 17 tba
70 10.9 [3.32] 681 [309.2] 20 tba 20 2000331 20 tba
80 12.3 [3.75] 762 [345.9] 23 1315589 23 tba 23 tba
90 13.7 [4.18] 843 [382.7] 26 tba 26 tba 26 tba
100 15.1 [4.61] 924 [419.5] 29 tba 29 tba 29 tba
110 16.4 [5.00] 1,005 [456.3] 32 2005311 32 tba 32 tba
120 17.8 [5.43] 1,086 [493.0] 35 1306901 35 1306927 35 1306935
130 19.2 [5.86] 1,167 [529.8] 38 100034562 38 tba 38 tba
140 20.6 [6.28] 1,248 [566.6] 41 tba 41 2003500 41 tba
150 21.9 [6.68] 1,329 [603.4] 44 tba 44 tba 44 tba
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Housing Length, Weight, Max. C-LT Max. C-LT-ES Max. C-LT-ARZ-ZS
10 2.9 [0.88] 207 [63.1] 2 tba† 2 tba 2 tba
20 4.3 [1.31] 288 [87.8] 5 tba 5 tba 5 tba
30 5.6 [1.71] 369 [112.6] 8 tba 8 tba 8 tba
40 7.0 [2.14] 450 [137.3] 11 tba 11 tba 11 tba
50 8.4 [2.56] 531 [162.0] 14 tba 14 2003596 14 tba
60 9.8 [2.99] 612 [186.7] 17 1344654 17 D344654 17 tba
70 11.1 [3.39] 693 [211.4] 20 tba 20 tba 20 tba
80 12.5 [3.81] 774 [236.1] 23 1324664 23 tba 23 tba
90 13.9 [4.24] 855 [260.8] 26 tba 26 tba 26 tba
100 15.3 [4.67] 936 [285.5] 29 tba 29 tba 29 tba
110 16.6 [5.06] 1,017 [310.2] 32 1324656 32 tba 32 tba
120 18.0 [5.49] 1,098 [334.9] 35 1306943 35 1306950 35 1306968
130 19.4 [5.92] 1,179 [359.6] 38 1309111 38 tba 38 tba
140 20.8 [6.34] 1,260 [384.3] 41 tba 41 tba 41 tba
150 22.1 [6.74] 1,341 [409.0] 44 tba 44 tba 44 tba
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Pump Number 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150
Housing of Stages
160 46 2
170 49 1 1
180 52 2
190 55 1† 1†
200 58 2†
210 61 1† 1†
220 64 2†
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J12000N Pump
175 35 70
Efficiency
150 30 60
Operating range
125 25 50
Head
Head 100 20 40
(ft)
75 15 30
50 10 20
Power
25 5 10
0 0 0
0 2,500 5,000 7,500 10,000 12,500 15,000 17,500 20,000 22,500 25,000
Capacity (B/D)

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70 Hz
125
65 Hz
100 60 Hz
55 Hz
Head 75
(ft) 50 Hz
50
25
70 Hz
17.50
15.00 65 Hz
12.50 60 Hz
Power 10.00
(hp) 55 Hz
7.50 50 Hz
5.00
2.50
0 2,500 5,000 7,500 10,000 12,500 15,000 17,500 20,000 22,500 25,000 27,500
Capacity (B/D)

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J12000N Pump

35 17.50 70
Efficiency
30 15.00 60
Operating range
25 12.50 50
Head
Head 20 10.00 40
(m)
15 7.50 30
10 5.00 20
Power
5 2.50 10
0 0 0
0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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45
70 Hz
40
65 Hz
35
60 Hz
30
Head 55 Hz
25
(m)
50 Hz
20
15
10
70 Hz
17.50
15.00 65 Hz
12.50
60 Hz
Power 10.00
(hp) 55 Hz
7.50 50 Hz
5.00
2.50
0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500 4,000 4,500

Capacity (m /d)
3

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JN16000 Pump

Housing Length, Weight, Max. C-CT Max. C-CT-ES Max. C-CT-ARZ-ZS
10 2.7 [0.82] 195 [88.5] 2 tba† 2 tba 2 tba
20 4.1 [1.25] 276 [125.3] 5 tba 5 tba 5 tba
30 5.4 [1.65] 357 [162.1] 8 tba 8 tba 8 2011896
40 6.8 [2.07] 438 [198.9] 11 tba 11 tba 11 tba
50 8.2 [2.50] 519 [235.6] 14 tba 14 tba 14 tba
60 9.6 [2.93] 600 [272.4] 17 1006857 17 tba 17 2004017
70 10.9 [3.32] 681 [309.2] 20 tba 20 tba 20 tba
80 12.3 [3.75] 762 [345.9] 23 tba 23 tba 23 tba
90 13.7 [4.18] 843 [382.7] 26 2006265 26 tba 26 tba
100 15.1 [4.61] 924 [419.5] 29 1006899 29 tba 29 tba
110 16.4 [5.00] 1,005 [456.3] 32 tba 32 tba 32 tba
120 17.8 [5.43] 1,086 [493.0] 35 tba 35 tba 35 tba
130 19.2 [5.86] 1,167 [529.8] 38 tba 38 100026820 38 tba
140 20.6 [6.28] 1,248 [566.6] 41 tba 41 tba 41 tba
150 21.9 [6.68] 1,329 [603.4] 44 tba 44 tba 44 2003230
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Housing Length, Weight, Max. C-LT Max. C-LT-ES Max. C-LT-ARZ-ZS
10 2.9 [0.88] 207 [63.1] 2 tba† 2 tba 2 tba
20 4.3 [1.31] 288 [87.8] 5 tba 5 tba 5 tba
30 5.6 [1.71] 369 [112.6] 8 1007970 8 tba 8 tba
40 7.0 [2.14] 450 [137.3] 11 1007988 11 tba 11 tba
50 8.4 [2.56] 531 [162.0] 14 1007996 14 tba 14 tba
60 9.8 [2.99] 612 [186.7] 17 1008002 17 tba 17 tba
70 11.1 [3.39] 693 [211.4] 20 1008010 20 tba 20 tba
80 12.5 [3.81] 774 [236.1] 23 tba 23 tba 23 tba
90 13.9 [4.24] 855 [260.8] 26 1008036 26 tba 26 tba
100 15.3 [4.67] 936 [285.5] 29 1008044 29 tba 29 tba
110 16.6 [5.06] 1,017 [310.2] 32 1008184 32 tba 32 tba
120 18.0 [5.49] 1,098 [334.9] 35 2005357 35 tba 35 tba
130 19.4 [5.92] 1,179 [359.6] 38 1008200 38 tba 38 tba
140 20.8 [6.34] 1,260 [384.3] 41 1008218 41 100026819 41 tba
150 22.1 [6.74] 1,341 [409.0] 44 1008226 44 tba 44 tba
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Pump Number 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150
Housing of Stages
160 46 2
170 49 1 1
180 52 2
190 55 1 1
200 58 2†
210 61 1† 1†
220 64 2†
230 67 1† 1†
240 70 2†
250 73 1† 1†
260 76 2†
270 79 1† 1†
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REDA* ESP JN16000 Pump Performance Curve 60 Hz, 3,500 rpm

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JN16000 Pump
175 35 70
Efficiency
150 30 60
125 25 50
Operating range
Head 100 20 40
(ft) Head
75 15 30
50 Power 10 20
25 5 10
0 0 0
0 2,500 5,000 7,500 10,000 12,500 15,000 17,500 20,000 22,500 25,000
Capacity (B/D)

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REDA* Pump JN16000 Performance Curve
125
70 Hz
100
65 Hz
60 Hz
Head 75
(ft) 55 Hz
50 Hz
50
25
17.50 70 Hz
15.00
65 Hz
12.50
60 Hz
Power 10.00
(hp) 55 Hz
7.50
50 Hz
5.00
2.50
0 5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000

Capacity (B/D)

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Head
17.50 17.50 70
15.00 15.00 60
12.50 12.50 50
Efficiency
Head 10.00 10.00 40
(m)
7.50 7.50 30
Power
5.00 5.00 20
2.50 2.50 10
Operating range
0 0 0
0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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35
70 Hz
30
65 Hz
25 60 Hz
Head 55 Hz
20
(m)
50 Hz
15
10
17.50 70 Hz
15.00
65 Hz
12.50
60 Hz
Power 10.00
(hp) 55 Hz
7.50
50 Hz
5.00
2.50
0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500 4,000 4,500

Capacity (m /d)3

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JN21000 Pump

Housing Length, Weight, Max. C-CT-ES Max. C-CT-ARZ
10 2.7 [0.82] 195 [88.5] 2 tba† 2 1139765
20 4.1 [1.25] 276 [125.3] 5 tba 5 1139773
30 5.4 [1.65] 357 [162.1] 8 tba 8 1139781
40 6.8 [2.07] 438 [198.9] 11 tba 11 1135185
50 8.2 [2.50] 519 [235.6] 14 tba 14 1135193
60 9.6 [2.93] 600 [272.4] 17 tba 17 1135201
70 10.9 [3.32] 681 [309.2] 20 1006964 20 1135219
80 12.3 [3.75] 762 [345.9] 23 tba 23 1135227
90 13.7 [4.18] 843 [382.7] 26 1006980 26 1135235
100 15.1 [4.61] 924 [419.5] 29 1006998 29 1135243
110 16.4 [5.00] 1,005 [456.3] 32 tba 32 1135250
120 17.8 [5.43] 1,086 [493.0] 35 1007012 35 1135268
130 19.2 [5.86] 1,167 [529.8] 38 tba 38 1135276
140 20.6 [6.28] 1,248 [566.6] 41 tba 41 1135284
150 21.9 [6.68] 1,329 [603.4] 44 tba 44 1135292
† to be assigned

Housing Length, Weight, Max. C-LT-ES Max. C-LT-ARZ
10 2.9 [0.88] 207 [63.1] 2 tba† 2 1139823
20 4.3 [1.31] 288 [87.8] 5 tba 5 1139831
30 5.6 [1.71] 369 [112.6] 8 1008259 8 1139849
40 7.0 [2.14] 450 [137.3] 11 1008267 11 1135599
50 8.4 [2.56] 531 [162.0] 14 1008275 14 1135607
60 9.8 [2.99] 612 [186.7] 17 1008283 17 1135615
70 11.1 [3.39] 693 [211.4] 20 1008291 20 1135623
80 12.5 [3.81] 774 [236.1] 23 tba 23 1135631
90 13.9 [4.24] 855 [260.8] 26 1008317 26 1135649
100 15.3 [4.67] 936 [285.5] 29 1008325 29 1135656
110 16.6 [5.06] 1,017 [310.2] 32 1008333 32 1135664
120 18.0 [5.49] 1,098 [334.9] 35 1008341 35 1135672
130 19.4 [5.92] 1,179 [359.6] 38 tba 38 1135680
140 20.8 [6.34] 1,260 [384.3] 41 tba 41 1135698
150 22.1 [6.74] 1,341 [409.0] 44 1008374 44 1135706
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Pump Number 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150
Housing of Stages
160 46 2
170 49 1 1
180 52 2
190 55 1 1
200 58 2†
210 61 1† 1†
220 64 2†
230 67 1† 1†
240 70 2†
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JN21000 Pump
150 30 60
Efficiency
125 25 50
Operating range
100 20 40
Head Head
(ft)
75 15 30
50 Power 10 20
25 5 10
0 0 0
0 5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000
Capacity (B/D)

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125
100
70 Hz
Head 65 Hz
75
(ft)
60 Hz
55 Hz
50 50 Hz
25
17.50 70 Hz
15.00
65 Hz
12.50
60 Hz
Power 10.00
(hp) 55 Hz
7.50
50 Hz
5.00
2.50
0 5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000 35,000

Capacity (B/D)

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JN21000 Pump

30 15.00 60
Efficiency
25 12.50 50
Operating range
20 10.00 40
Head
Head
(m)
15 7.50 30
Power
10 5.00 20
5 2.50 10
0 0 0
0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500 4,000
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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35
30
70 Hz
25
65 Hz
Head 20 60 Hz
(m)
55 Hz
15 50 Hz
10
17.50 70 Hz
15.00
65 Hz
12.50
60 Hz
Power 10.00
(hp) 55 Hz
7.50
50 Hz
5.00
2.50
0 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000

Capacity (m /d)
3

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L16000N Pump

ES-ZS Carbon Steel ARZ-ZS Carbon Steel
Housing Length, Weight, Max. C-CT-ES-ZS Max. C-CT-ARZ-ZS
10 3.1 [0.95] 224 [68.3] 2 tba† 2 tba
20 4.4 [1.34] 320 [97.6] 4 tba 4 tba
30 5.6 [1.71] 416 [126.9] 7 tba 7 tba
40 6.9 [2.10] 512 [156.2] 9 tba 9 tba
50 8.1 [2.47] 608 [185.4] 12 tba 12 tba
60 9.4 [2.87] 704 [214.7] 14 2004858 14 2004867
70 10.6 [3.23] 800 [244.0] 17 2004859 17 2004868
80 11.9 [3.63] 896 [273.3] 19 2004860 19 2004869
90 13.1 [4.00] 992 [302.6] 22 2004861 22 2004870
100 14.4 [4.39] 1,088 [331.8] 24 2004896 24 2000220
110 15.6 [4.76] 1,184 [361.1] 27 2004862 27 2004871
120 16.9 [5.15] 1,280 [390.4] 29 2004863 29 2004872
130 18.1 [5.52] 1,376 [419.7] 32 2004864 32 2004873
140 19.4 [5.92] 1,472 [449.0] 34 2004865 34 2004874
150 20.6 [6.28] 1,568 [478.2] 37 2004866 37 2004875
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Housing Length, Weight, Max. C-LT-ES-ZS Max. C-LT-ARZ-ZS
10 3.3 [1.01] 240 [73.2] 2 tba† 2 tba
20 4.6 [1.40] 336 [102.5] 4 tba 4 tba
30 5.8 [1.77] 432 [131.8] 7 tba 7 tba
40 7.1 [2.17] 528 [161.0] 9 tba 9 tba
50 8.3 [2.53] 624 [190.3] 12 tba 12 tba
60 9.6 [2.93] 720 [219.6] 14 2004840 14 2004849
70 10.8 [3.29] 816 [248.9] 17 2004841 17 2004850
80 12.1 [3.69] 912 [278.2] 19 2004842 19 2004851
90 13.3 [4.06] 1,008 [307.4] 22 2004843 22 2004852
100 14.6 [4.45] 1,104 [336.7] 24 tba 24 2004895
110 15.8 [4.82] 1,200 [366.0] 27 2004844 27 2004853
120 17.1 [5.22] 1,296 [395.3] 29 2004845 29 2004854
130 18.3 [5.58] 1,392 [424.6] 32 2004846 32 2004855
140 19.6 [5.98] 1,488 [453.8] 34 2004847 34 2004856
150 20.8 [6.34] 1,584 [483.1] 37 2004848 37 2004857
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Pump Number 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150
Housing of Stages
160 38 2†
170 41 1† 1†
180 44 2†
190 46 1† 1†
200 48 2†
210 51 1† 1†
220 54 2†
230 56 1† 1†
240 58 2†
250 61 1† 1†
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REDA* ESP L16000N Pump Performance Curve 60 Hz, 3,500 rpm

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L16000N Pump
Shaft cross-sectional area 1.108 in.2 Buttress 3.500 psi Power Efficiency
175 70 70
Efficiency
150 60 60
Operating range
125 Head 50 50
Head 100 40 40
(ft)
75 30 30
50 20 20
Power
25 10 10
0 0 0
0 2,500 5,000 7,500 10,000 12,500 15,000 17,500 20,000 22,500 25,000
Capacity (B/D)

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REDA* Pump L16000N Performance Curve
150 70 Hz
65 Hz
125
60 Hz
100
55 Hz
Head
(ft)
50 Hz
75
50
25
70 Hz
25
65 Hz
20
60 Hz
Power 15
(hp) 55 Hz
10
50 Hz
5
0 5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000

Capacity (B/D)

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L16000N Pump

35 35 70
Efficiency
30 30 60
Operating range
Head
25 25 50
Head 20 20 40
(m)
15 15 30
10 10 20
Power
5 5 10
0 0 0
0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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70 Hz
45
40 65 Hz
35
60 Hz
30
55 Hz
Head 25
(m) 50 Hz
20
15
10
70 Hz
25
20 65 Hz
60 Hz
Power 15
(hp) 55 Hz
10
50 Hz
5
0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500 4,000 4,500 5,000
Capacity (m /d)
3

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L43000N Pump

Housing Length, Weight, Max. C-CT-ES-ZS Max. C-CT-ARZ-ZS
10 3.1 [0.95] 224 [68.3] 2 tba† 2 tba
20 4.4 [1.34] 320 [97.6] 4 tba 4 tba
30 5.6 [1.71] 416 [126.9] 6 tba 6 tba
40 6.9 [2.10] 512 [156.2] 8 tba 8 tba
50 8.1 [2.47] 608 [185.4] 10 tba 10 tba
60 9.4 [2.87] 704 [214.7] 12 tba 12 tba
70 10.6 [3.23] 800 [244.0] 14 tba 14 tba
80 11.9 [3.63] 896 [273.3] 16 tba 16 tba
90 13.1 [4.00] 992 [302.6] 18 1311018 18 1310978
100 14.4 [4.39] 1,088 [331.8] 20 tba 20 tba
110 15.6 [4.76] 1,184 [361.1] 22 tba 22 tba
120 16.9 [5.15] 1,280 [390.4] 24 1311026 24 1310986
130 18.1 [5.52] 1,376 [419.7] 26 tba 26 tba
140 19.4 [5.92] 1,472 [449.0] 28 1311034 28 1310994
150 20.6 [6.28] 1,568 [478.2] 30 tba 30 tba
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Housing Length, Weight, Max. C-LT-ES-ZS Max. C-LT-ARZ-ZS
10 3.3 [1.01] 240 [73.2] 2 tba† 2 tba
20 4.6 [1.40] 336 [102.5] 4 tba 4 tba
30 5.8 [1.77] 432 [131.8] 6 tba 6 tba
40 7.1 [2.17] 528 [161.0] 8 tba 8 tba
50 8.3 [2.53] 624 [190.3] 10 tba 10 tba
60 9.6 [2.93] 720 [219.6] 12 tba 12 tba
70 10.8 [3.29] 816 [248.9] 14 tba 14 tba
80 12.1 [3.69] 912 [278.2] 16 tba 16 tba
90 13.3 [4.06] 1,008 [307.4] 18 1311091 18 1311059
100 14.6 [4.45] 1,104 [336.7] 20 tba 20 tba
110 15.8 [4.82] 1,200 [366.0] 22 tba 22 tba
120 17.1 [5.22] 1,296 [395.3] 24 1311109 24 1311067
130 18.3 [5.58] 1,392 [424.6] 26 tba 26 tba
140 19.6 [5.98] 1,488 [453.8] 28 1311117 28 1311075
150 20.8 [6.34] 1,584 [483.1] 30 tba 30 tba
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Pump Number 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150
Housing of Stages
160 32 2†
170 34 1† 1†
180 36 2†
190 38 1† 1†
200 40 2†
210 42‡ 1† 1†
220 44‡ 2†
230 46‡ 1† 1†
240 48‡ 2†
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L43000N Pump
Optimum operating range 36,000–54,000 B/D Shaft brake-power limit Standard 1,000 hp
Shaft cross-sectional area 1.767 in.2 Buttress 3.500 psi Power Efficiency
175 175 70
Efficiency
150 150 60
125 Operating range 125 50
Head 100 100 40

(ft) Head
75 75 30
50 50 20
25 Power 25 10
0 0 0
0 10,000 20,000 30,000 40,000 50,000 60,000 70,000
Capacity (B/D)

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125
70 Hz
100
65 Hz
60 Hz
Head 75
(ft) 55 Hz
50 Hz
50
25
70 Hz
50
65 Hz
40
60 Hz
Power 30
(hp) 55 Hz
20 50 Hz
10
0 10,000 20,000 30,000 40,000 50,000 60,000 70,000 80,000

Capacity (B/D)

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L43000N Pump

Nominal housing diameter 18.42 cm High strength 1,333 hp
35 70 70
30 60 60
Efficiency
25 50 50
Operating range
Head
Head 20 40 40
(m)
15 30 30
10 20 20
Power
5 10 10
0 0 0
0 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 7,000 8,000 9,000
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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40
35
70 Hz
30
65 Hz
25 60 Hz
Head
(m) 55 Hz
20
50 Hz
15
10
50 70 Hz
40 65 Hz
60 Hz
Power 30
(hp)
55 Hz
20 50 Hz
10
0 2,500 5,000 7,500 10,000 12,500

Capacity (m /d)
3

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M520 Pump

Carbon Steel ES Carbon Steel
C-LT C-LT-ES
Housing Length, Weight, Max. ‘A’ Cut ‘B’ Cut ‘A’ Cut ‘B’ Cut
ft [m] lbm [kg] Stages Part Number Part Number Part Number Part Number
2M 3.9 [1.2] 340 [154] 2 1111277 tba† tba tba
3M 4.5 [1.4] 411 [187] 3 1111285 1111186 tba tba
4M 5.1 [1.6] 471 [214] 4 1111293 1111194 tba tba
5M 5.7 [1.7] 524 [238] 5 1111301 tba tba tba
6M 6.3 [1.9] 613 [278] 6 1111319 1111202 tba tba
7M 6.9 [2.1] 673 [306] 7 1111327 1111210 tba tba
8M 7.5 [2.3] 747 [339] 8 1111335 tba tba tba
9M 8.1 [2.5] 814 [370] 9 1111343 tba tba tba
10M 8.7 [2.7] 874 [397] 10 1111350 1111228 tba tba
11M 9.3 [2.8] 942 [428] 11 1111368 tba tba tba
12M 9.9 [3.0] 1,009 [458] 12 1111376 tba tba tba
13M 10.5 [3.2] 1,076 [489] 13 1111384 tba tba tba
14M 11.1 [3.4] 1,143 [519] 14 1111392 1111236 tba tba
15M 11.7 [3.6] 1,211 [550] 15 1111400 1111533 tba tba
16M 12.3 [3.8] 1,278 [580] 16 1111418 tba tba tba
17M 12.9 [3.9] 1,349 [612] 17 1111426 tba 1299361 tba
18M 13.5 [4.1] 1,416 [643] 18 1111434 1111244 tba tba
19M 14.1 [4.3] 1,480 [672] 19 1111442 tba tba tba
20M 14.8 [4.5] 1,547 [702] 20 1111459 1111251 tba tba
21M 15.4 [4.7] 1,618 [735] 21 1111467 tba tba tba
22M 16.0 [4.9] 1,685 [765] 22 1111475 1111269 tba tba
23M 16.5 [5.0] 1,749 [794] 23 1111483 tba tba tba
24M 17.2 [5.3] 1,816 [824] 24 1111491 tba tba tba
25M 17.8 [5.4] 1,887 [857] 25 1111509 tba tba tba
26M 18.4 [5.6] 1,954 [887] 26 1111517 tba tba tba
27M 19.0 [5.8] 2,021 [918] 27 1111525 tba tba tba
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C-CT C-CT-ES
2M 2.5 [0.8] 271 [123] 2 1139047 1139302 tba† tba
3M 3.1 [1.0] 342 [155] 3 1139054 1139310 tba tba
4M 3.8 [1.2] 402 [183] 4 1139062 1139328 tba tba
5M 4.4 [1.3] 455 [207] 5 1139070 1139336 tba tba
6M 5.0 [1.5] 544 [247] 6 1139088 1139344 tba tba
7M 5.6 [1.7] 604 [274] 7 1139096 1139351 R139096 tba
8M 6.2 [1.9] 678 [308] 8 1139104 1139369 1237114 tba
9M 6.8 [2.1] 745 [338] 9 1139112 1139377 tba tba
10M 7.4 [2.3] 805 [365] 10 1139120 1139385 tba tba
11M 8.0 [2.4] 873 [396] 11 1139138 1139393 tba tba
12M 8.6 [2.6] 940 [427] 12 1139146 1139401 1200880 tba
13M 9.2 [2.8] 1,007 [457] 13 1139153 1139419 D13915Z tba
14M 9.8 [3.0] 1,074 [488] 14 1139161 1139427 tba tba
15M 10.4 [3.2] 1,142 [518] 15 1139179 1139435 tba tba
16M 11.0 [3.4] 1,209 [549] 16 1139187 1139443 tba tba
17M 11.6 [3.5] 1,280 [581] 17 1139195 1139450 tba tba
18M 12.2 [3.7] 1,347 [612] 18 1139203 1139468 1319946 tba
19M 12.8 [3.9] 1,411 [641] 19 1139211 1139476 tba tba
20M 13.4 [4.1] 1,478 [671] 20 1139229 1139484 tba tba
21M 14.0 [4.3] 1,549 [703] 21 1139237 1139492 tba tba
22M 14.6 [4.5] 1,616 [734] 22 1139245 1139500 2005623 tba
23M 15.2 [4.6] 1,680 [763] 23 1139252 1139518 1200898 tba
24M 15.8 [4.8] 1,747 [793] 24 1139260 1139526 tba tba
25M 16.4 [5.0] 1,818 [825] 25 1139278 1139534 tba tba
26M 17.0 [5.2] 1,885 [856] 26 1139286 1139542 tba tba
27M 17.6 [5.4] 1,952 [886] 27 1139294 1139559 tba tba
28M 18.3 [5.6] 2,019 [917] 28 tba tba tba tba
29M 20.1 [6.1] 2,155 [978] 29 tba tba tba tba
30M 20.7 [6.3] 2,222 [1,009] 30 tba tba tba tba
31M 21.3 [6.5] 2,289 [1,039] 31 tba tba tba tba
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ARZ Carbon Steel
C-CT-ARZ
Housing Length, Weight, Max. ‘A’ Cut ‘B’ Cut
ft [m] lbm [kg] Stages Part Number Part Number
2M 2.5 [0.8] 271 [123] 2 1149467 1336445
3M 3.1 [1.0] 342 [155] 3 1149475 1149723
4M 3.8 [1.2] 402 [183] 4 1149483 1149731
5M 4.4 [1.3] 455 [207] 5 1149491 1336452
6M 5.0 [1.5] 544 [247] 6 1149509 1149749
7M 5.6 [1.7] 604 [274] 7 1149517 1149756
8M 6.2 [1.9] 678 [308] 8 1149525 1336460
9M 6.8 [2.1] 745 [338] 9 1149533 1336478
10M 7.4 [2.3] 805 [365] 10 1149541 1149764
11M 8.0 [2.4] 873 [396] 11 1149558 1336486
12M 8.6 [2.6] 940 [427] 12 1149566 1336494
13M 9.2 [2.8] 1,007 [457] 13 1149574 1336502
14M 9.8 [3.0] 1,074 [488] 14 1149582 1149772
15M 10.4 [3.2] 1,142 [518] 15 1149590 1149780
16M 11.0 [3.4] 1,209 [549] 16 1149608 1336510
17M 11.6 [3.5] 1,280 [581] 17 1149616 1336528
18M 12.2 [3.7] 1,347 [612] 18 1149624 1149798
19M 12.8 [3.9] 1,411 [641] 19 1149632 1336536
20M 13.4 [4.1] 1,478 [671] 20 1149640 1149806
21M 14.0 [4.3] 1,549 [703] 21 1149657 1336544
22M 14.6 [4.5] 1,616 [734] 22 1149665 1149814
23M 15.2 [4.6] 1,680 [763] 23 1149673 1336551
24M 15.8 [4.8] 1,747 [793] 24 1149681 1336569
25M 16.4 [5.0] 1,818 [825] 25 1149699 1336577
26M 17.0 [5.2] 1,885 [856] 26 1149707 1336585
27M 17.6 [5.4] 1,952 [886] 27 1149715 1336593
28M 18.3 [5.6] 2,019 [917] 28 1249606 1336601
29M 20.1 [6.1] 2,155 [978] 29 1336411 1336619
30M 20.7 [6.3] 2,222 [1,009] 30 1277003 tba†
31M 21.3 [6.5] 2,289 [1,039] 31 2006500 tba
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REDA* ESP M520A Pump Performance Curve 60 Hz, 3,500 rpm

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M520A Pump
175 70 70
Efficiency
Head
125 50 50
Head 100 40 40
(ft)
75 30 30
50 20 20
Power
25 10 10
0 0 0
0 5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000
Capacity (B/D)

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REDA* Pump M520A Performance Curve
175 70 Hz
150 65 Hz
125 60 Hz
55 Hz
Head 100
(ft)
50 Hz
75
50
25
70 Hz
30
25 65 Hz
20 60 Hz
Power
(hp) 15 55 Hz
50 Hz
10
0 5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000 35,000

Capacity (B/D)

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M520A Pump

35 35 70
Efficiency
Head
25 25 50
Head 20 20 40
(m)
15 15 30
10 10 20
Power
5 5 10
0 0 0
0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500 4,000
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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70 Hz
50
65 Hz
40
60 Hz
55 Hz
Head 30
(m)
50 Hz
20
10
70 Hz
30
25 65 Hz
20 60 Hz
Power
(hp) 15 55 Hz
50 Hz
10
0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500 4,000 4,500 5,000 5,500
Capacity (m /d)
3

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REDA* ESP M520B Pump Performance Curve 60 Hz, 3,500 rpm

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M520B Pump
175 70 70
Efficiency
150 60 60
Operating range
125 Head 50 50
Head 100 40 40
(ft)
75 30 30
50 20 20
Power
25 10 10
0 0 0
0 5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000
Capacity (B/D)

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REDA* Pump M520B Performance Curve
150
70 Hz
125 65 Hz
60 Hz
100
Head 55 Hz
(ft)
75 50 Hz
50
25
70 Hz
22.5
20.0 65 Hz
17.5
15.0 60 Hz
Power 12.5
(hp) 55 Hz
10.0
50 Hz
7.5
5.0
2.5
0 5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000 35,000

Capacity (B/D)

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M520B Pump

35 35 70
Efficiency
30 30 60
Operating range
Head
25 25 50
Head 20 20 40
(m)
15 15 30
10 10 20
Power
5 5 10
0 0 0
0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500 4,000
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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50
45
70 Hz
40
65 Hz
35
60 Hz
30
Head
(m) 55 Hz
25
50 Hz
20
15
10
70 Hz
22.5
20.0 65 Hz
17.5
15.0 60 Hz
Power 12.5 55 Hz
(hp)
10.0
50 Hz
7.5
5.0
2.5
0 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000

Capacity (m /d)
3

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REDA* ESP M520C Pump Performance Curve 60 Hz, 3,500 rpm

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M520C Pump
175 35 70
Efficiency
150 30 60
Operating range
125 25 50
Head Head
100 20 40
(ft)
75 15 30
Power
50 10 20
25 5 10
0 0 0
0 2,500 5,000 7,500 10,000 12,500 15,000 17,500 20,000 22,500 25,000
Capacity (B/D)

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REDA* Pump M520C Performance Curve
125
70 Hz
100 65 Hz
60 Hz
Head 75
(ft) 55 Hz
50 Hz
50
25
20.0 70 Hz
17.5
65 Hz
15.0
12.5 60 Hz
Power
(hp) 10.0 55 Hz
7.5 50 Hz
5.0
2.5
0 5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000

Capacity (B/D)

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M520C Pump

35 17.5 70
Efficiency
30 15.0 60
Head
Head 20 10.0 40
(m)
15 7.5 30
Power
10 5.0 20
5 2.5 10
0 0 0
0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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40
35 70 Hz
30 65 Hz
60 Hz
25
Head
(m) 55 Hz
20
50 Hz
15
10
20.0 70 Hz
17.5
15.0 65 Hz
12.5 60 Hz
Power
(hp) 10.0 55 Hz
7.5 50 Hz
5.0
2.5
0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500 4,000 4,500 5,000
Capacity (m /d) 3

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M675 Pump

C-LT C-LT-ES
Housing Length, Weight, Max. ‘A’ Cut ‘B’ Cut ‘C’ Cut ‘A’ Cut ‘B’ Cut ‘C’ Cut
ft [m] lbm [kg] Stages Part Number Part Number Part Number Part Number Part Number Part Number
2M 3.9 [1.2] 340 [154] 2 1111020 1119775 tba† tba tba tba
3M 4.5 [1.4] 411 [187] 3 1111038 1119783 tba tba tba tba
4M 5.1 [1.6] 471 [214] 4 1111046 tba tba tba tba tba
9M 8.1 [2.5] 814 [370] 9 1111095 1111004 tba tba tba tba
12M 9.9 [3.0] 1,009 [458] 12 1111129 tba tba tba tba tba
13M 10.5 [3.2] 1,076 [489] 13 1111137 1111012 tba tba tba tba
15M 11.7 [3.6] 1,211 [550] 15 1111152 tba 1110998 tba tba tba
18M 13.5 [4.1] 1,416 [643] 18 tba tba tba tba tba tba
28M 19.6 [3.0] 2,088 [948] 28 1119791 tba tba 1119791 tba tba
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Housing Length, Weight, Max. ‘A’ Cut ‘B’ Cut ‘C’ Cut ‘A’ Cut ‘B’ Cut ‘C’ Cut
ft [m] lbm [kg] Stages Part Number Part Number Part Number Part Number Part Number Part Number
2M 2.5 [0.8] 271 [123] 2 1138239 1138502 1138775 tba† tba tba
3M 3.1 [1.0] 342 [155] 3 1138247 1138510 1138783 tba tba tba
4M 3.8 [1.2] 402 [183] 4 1138254 1138528 1138791 tba tba tba
5M 4.4 [1.3] 455 [207] 5 1138262 1138536 1138809 1185024 tba tba
6M 5.0 [1.5] 544 [247] 6 1138270 1138544 1138817 tba tba tba
7M 5.6 [1.7] 604 [274] 7 1138288 1138551 1138825 D13828Z tba tba
8M 6.2 [1.9] 678 [308] 8 1138296 1138569 1138833 tba M13856U tba
9M 6.8 [2.1] 745 [338] 9 1138304 1138577 1138841 tba tba tba
10M 7.4 [2.3] 805 [365] 10 1138312 1138585 1138858 tba tba tba
11M 8.0 [2.4] 873 [396] 11 1138320 1138593 1138866 tba tba tba
12M 8.6 [2.6] 940 [427] 12 1138338 1138601 1138874 tba tba tba
13M 9.2 [2.8] 1,007 [457] 13 1138346 1138619 1138882 tba tba tba
14M 9.8 [3.0] 1,074 [488] 14 1138353 1138627 1138890 tba tba tba
15M 10.4 [3.2] 1,142 [518] 15 1138361 1138635 1138908 D13836Z tba tba
16M 11.0 [3.4] 1,209 [549] 16 1138379 1138643 1138916 D13837Z tba tba
17M 11.6 [3.5] 1,280 [581] 17 1138387 1138650 1138924 tba tba tba
18M 12.2 [3.7] 1,347 [612] 18 1138395 1138668 1138932 tba tba tba
19M 12.8 [3.9] 1,411 [641] 19 1138403 1138676 1138940 tba tba tba
20M 13.4 [4.1] 1,478 [671] 20 1138411 1138684 1138957 tba tba tba
21M 14.0 [4.3] 1,549 [703] 21 1138429 1138692 1138965 tba tba tba
22M 14.6 [4.5] 1,616 [734] 22 1138437 1138700 1138973 tba tba tba
23M 15.2 [4.6] 1,680 [763] 23 1138445 1138718 1138981 tba tba tba
24M 15.8 [4.8] 1,747 [793] 24 1138452 1138726 1138999 tba tba tba
25M 16.4 [5.0] 1,818 [825] 25 1138460 1138734 1139005 tba tba tba
26M 17.0 [5.2] 1,885 [856] 26 1138478 1138742 1139013 tba tba tba
27M 17.6 [5.4] 1,952 [886] 27 1138486 1138759 1139021 tba tba tba
28M 18.3 [5.6] 2,019 [917] 28 1138494 1138767 1139039 tba tba tba
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ARZ Carbon Steel
C-CT-ARZ
Housing Length, Weight, Max. ‘A’ Cut ‘B’ Cut ‘C’ Cut
ft [m] lbm [kg] Stages Part Number Part Number Part Number
2M 2.5 [0.76] 271 [123.03] 2 1149822 1149996 tba†
3M 3.1 [0.95] 342 [155.27] 3 1149830 1150002 tba
4M 3.8 [1.16] 402 [182.51] 4 1149848 1336742 tba
5M 4.4 [1.34] 455 [206.57] 5 1149855 1336759 tba
6M 5.0 [1.53] 544 [246.98] 6 1149863 1336767 tba
7M 5.6 [1.71] 604 [274.22] 7 1149871 1336775 tba
8M 6.2 [1.89] 678 [307.81] 8 1149889 1336783 tba
9M 6.8 [2.07] 745 [338.23] 9 1149897 1150010 tba
10M 7.4 [2.26] 805 [365.47] 10 1149905 1336791 tba
11M 8.0 [2.44] 873 [396.34] 11 1149913 1336809 tba
12M 8.6 [2.62] 940 [426.76] 12 1149921 1336817 tba
13M 9.2 [2.81] 1,007 [457.18] 13 1149939 1150028 tba
14M 9.8 [2.99] 1,074 [487.60] 14 1149947 1336825 tba
15M 10.4 [3.17] 1,142 [518.47] 15 1149954 1336833 1150036
16M 11.0 [3.36] 1,209 [548.89] 16 1149962 1336841 tba
17M 11.6 [3.54] 1,280 [581.12] 17 1149970 1336858 tba
18M 12.2 [3.72] 1,347 [611.54] 18 1336635 1336866 tba
19M 12.8 [3.90] 1,411 [640.59] 19 1336643 1336874 tba
20M 13.4 [4.09] 1,478 [671.01] 20 1252535 1336882 tba
21M 14.0 [4.27] 1,549 [703.25] 21 1336650 1336890 tba
22M 14.6 [4.45] 1,616 [733.66] 22 1336668 1336908 tba
23M 15.2 [4.64] 1,680 [762.72] 23 1336676 1336916 tba
24M 15.8 [4.82] 1,747 [793.14] 24 1336684 1336924 tba
25M 16.4 [5.00] 1,818 [825.37] 25 1336692 1336932 tba
26M 17.0 [5.19] 1,885 [855.79] 26 1336700 1336940 tba
27M 17.6 [5.37] 1,952 [886.21] 27 1336718 1336957 tba
28M 18.3 [5.58] 2,019 [916.63] 28 1149988 1336965 tba
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M675A Pump
175 175 70
Efficiency
150 Head Operating range 150 60
125 125 50
Head 100 100 40

(ft)
75 75 30
50 50 20
25 Power 25 10
0 0 0
0 5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000 35,000
Capacity (B/D)

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200
70 Hz
175
65 Hz
150
60 Hz
125
Head 55 Hz
(ft)
100
50 Hz
75
50
25
50 70 Hz
45
40 65 Hz
35
60 Hz
30
Power
(hp) 25 55 Hz
20 50 Hz
15
10
5
0 5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000 35,000 40,000 45,000

Capacity (B/D)

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M675A Pump

35 Efficiency 70 70

30 60 60
25 50 50
Head 20 40 40
(m)
15 30 30
10 20 20
Power
5 10 10
0 0 0
0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500 4,000 4,500 5,000
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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60
70 Hz
50
65 Hz
60 Hz
40
Head 55 Hz
(m)
30 50 Hz
20
10
50 70 Hz
45
40 65 Hz
35
60 Hz
30
Power
(hp) 25 55 Hz
20 50 Hz
15
10
5
0 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 7,000

Capacity (m /d)
3

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M675B Pump
175 70 70
Efficiency
Head
125 50 50
Head 100 40 40
(ft)
75 30 30
50 Power 20 20
25 10 10
0 0 0
0 5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000 35,000
Capacity (B/D)

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70 Hz
150
65 Hz
125
60 Hz
100 55 Hz
Head
(ft) 50 Hz
75
50
25
70 Hz
40
35 65 Hz
30
60 Hz
25
Power
(hp) 20 55 Hz
15 50 Hz
10
0 5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000 35,000 40,000 45,000

Capacity (B/D)

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M675B Pump

35 Efficiency 70 70
Head
25 50 50
Head 20 40 40
(m)
15 30 30
10 20 20
Power
5 10 10
0 0 0
0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500 4,000 4,500 5,000
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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50
70 Hz
45
40 65 Hz
35 60 Hz
30
Head 55 Hz
(m)
25
50 Hz
20
15
10
70 Hz
40
35 65 Hz
30
60 Hz
25
Power
(hp) 20 55 Hz
15 50 Hz
10
0 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 7,000

Capacity (m /d)
3

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M675C Pump
175 70 70
Efficiency
150 60 60
Operating range
125 50 50
Head
Head 100 40 40
(ft)
75 30 30
50 20 20
Power
25 10 10
0 0 0
0 5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000 35,000
Capacity (B/D)

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70 Hz
125
65 Hz
100
60 Hz
55 Hz
Head 75
(ft)
50 Hz
50
25
35 70 Hz
30
65 Hz
25
60 Hz
Power 20
(hp) 55 Hz
15
50 Hz
10
0 5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000 35,000 40,000 45,000

Capacity (B/D)

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M675C Pump

35 35 70
Efficiency
30 30 60
Operating range
25 25 50
Head
Head 20 20 40
(m)
15 15 30
10 Power 10 20
5 5 10
0 0 0
0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500 4,000 4,500 5,000
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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40
70 Hz
35
65 Hz
30
60 Hz
25
Head 55 Hz
(m)
20 50 Hz
15
10
35 70 Hz
30
65 Hz
25
60 Hz
Power 20
(hp) 55 Hz
15
50 Hz
10
0 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 7,000

Capacity (m /d)
3

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N1050 Pump

ARZ Carbon Steel ARZ Carbon Steel
C-CT-ARZ C-CT-ARZ
Housing Length, Weight, Max. ‘A’ Cut† ‘A’ Cut‡ ‘B’ Cut† ‘B’ Cut‡
1N 3.1 [1.0] 326 [148] 1 tba§ tba tba tba
2N 3.7 [1.1] 402 [183] 2 tba tba tba tba
3N 4.3 [1.3] 477 [217] 3 tba 1199470 tba tba
4N 4.9 [1.5] 554 [252] 4 tba 1199488 tba tba
5N 5.4 [1.7] 627 [285] 5 tba 1199496 tba 2003595
6N 6.0 [1.8] 703 [319] 6 tba 1199504 tba tba
7N 6.6 [2.0] 779 [354] 7 tba 1199512 tba tba
8N 7.2 [2.2] 854 [388] 8 tba 1199520 tba tba
9N 7.8 [2.4] 930 [422] 9 tba tba tba tba
10N 8.4 [2.6] 1,003 [455] 10 tba tba tba tba
11N 8.9 [2.7] 1,079 [490] 11 tba tba tba tba
12N 9.5 [2.9] 1,155 [524] 12 tba tba tba tba
13N 10.1 [3.1] 1,231 [559] 13 tba tba tba tba
14N 10.7 [3.3] 1,307 [593] 14 tba tba tba tba
15N 11.3 [3.5] 1,382 [627] 15 tba tba tba tba
16N 11.9 [3.6] 1,458 [662] 16 tba tba tba tba
17N 12.4 [3.8] 1,534 [696] 17 tba tba tba tba
18N 13.0 [4.0] 1,611 [731] 18 tba tba tba tba
19N 13.6 [4.2] 1,687 [766] 19 tba tba tba tba
20N 14.2 [4.3] 1,763 [800] 20 tba tba tba tba
† Single compression pump with integral intake, 738 Series bolt pattern, discharge head with 7-in. [177.8-mm] threads
‡ Single compression pump with integral intake, 950 Series bolt pattern, discharge head with 7-in. [177.8-mm] threads
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REDA* ESP N1050A Pump Performance Curve 60 Hz, 3,500 rpm

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N1050A Pump
350 175 70
Efficiency
300 150 60
Head
Head 200 100 40
(ft)
150 75 30
100 Power 50 20
50 25 10
0 0 0
0 5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000 35,000 40,000 45,000 50,000 55,000
Capacity (B/D)

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REDA* Pump N1050A Performance Curve
250 70 Hz
65 Hz
200
60 Hz
Head 150 55 Hz
(ft)
50 Hz
100
50
90 70 Hz
80
65 Hz
70
60 Hz
60
Power
(hp) 40 55 Hz
30 50 Hz
20
10
0 10,000 20,000 30,000 40,000 50,000 60,000 70,000

Capacity (B/D)

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N1050A Pump

70 175 70
Efficiency
60 150 60
Operating range
50 125 50
Head
Head 40 100 40
(m)
30 75 30
20 50 20
Power
10 25 10
0 0 0
0 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 7,000 8,000
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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80
70 Hz
70
65 Hz
60
60 Hz
50
Head 55 Hz
(m)
40 50 Hz
30
20
10
90 70 Hz
80
65 Hz
70
60 60 Hz
Power 50
(hp) 55 Hz
40
50 Hz
30
20
10
0 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 7,000 8,000 9,000 10,000 11,000
Capacity (m /d)
3

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REDA* ESP N1050B Pump Performance Curve 60 Hz, 3,500 rpm

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N1050B Pump
Head
175 175 70
150 150 60
Efficiency
125 125 50
Head 100 100 40

(ft)
Operating range
75 75 30
50 50 20
Power
25 25 10
0 0 0
0 5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000 35,000 40,000 45,000 50,000 55,000
Capacity (B/D)

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REDA* Pump N1050B Performance Curve
225
70 Hz
200
65 Hz
175
60 Hz
150
Head 55 Hz
125
(ft)
50 Hz
100
75
50
25
70 70 Hz
60 65 Hz
40 60 Hz
Power
(hp) 55 Hz
30
50 Hz
20
10
0 10,000 20,000 30,000 40,000 50,000 60,000 70,000

Capacity (B/D)

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N1050B Pump

Head
70 70 70
40 60 60
30 50 50
Efficiency
Operating range
Head 20 40 40
(m)
15 30 30
Power
10 20 20
5 10 10
0 0 0
0 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 7,000 8,000
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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70
70 Hz
60
65 Hz
50
60 Hz
Head 40 55 Hz
(m)
50 Hz
30
20
10
70 70 Hz
60
65 Hz
50
60 Hz
Power 40
(hp) 55 Hz
30
50 Hz
20
10
0 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 7,000 8,000 9,000 10,000 11,000
Capacity (m /d)
3

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N1400 Pump

C-CT-ES-ZS C-CT-ARZ-ZS
1N 2.56 [0.78] 528 [240] 1 tba† tba tba tba
2N 3.30 [1.01] 618 [281] 2 tba tba tba tba
3N 4.04 [1.23] 708 [321] 3 2004030 tba 2004033 tba
4N 4.78 [1.46] 798 [362] 4 2004031 tba 2004034 tba
5N 5.52 [1.68] 888 [403] 5 2000653 tba 2000651 tba
6N 6.26 [1.91] 978 [444] 6 tba tba tba tba
7N 7.00 [2.14] 1,068 [485] 7 2004032 tba 2004035 tba
8N 7.74 [2.36] 1,158 [526] 8 tba tba tba tba
9N 8.48 [2.59] 1,248 [567] 9 tba tba tba tba
10N 9.22 [2.81] 1,338 [607] 10 tba tba tba tba
11N 9.96 [3.04] 1,398 [635] 11 tba tba tba tba
12N 9.70 [2.96] 1,488 [676] 12 tba tba tba tba
13N 11.44 [3.49] 1,578 [716] 13 tba tba tba tba
14N 12.18 [3.71] 1,668 [757] 14 tba tba tba tba
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C-LT-ES-ZS C-LT-ARZ-ZS
1N 2.56 [0.78] 528 [240] 1 tba† tba tba tba
2N 3.30 [1.01] 618 [281] 2 tba tba tba tba
3N 4.04 [1.23] 708 [321] 3 tba tba tba tba
4N 4.78 [1.46] 798 [362] 4 tba tba tba tba
5N 5.52 [1.68] 888 [403] 5 2000657 tba 2000656 tba
6N 6.26 [1.91] 978 [444] 6 tba tba tba tba
7N 7.00 [2.14] 1,068 [485] 7 tba tba tba tba
8N 7.74 [2.36] 1,158 [526] 8 tba tba tba tba
9N 8.48 [2.59] 1,248 [567] 9 tba tba tba tba
10N 9.22 [2.81] 1,338 [607] 10 tba tba tba tba
11N 9.96 [3.04] 1,398 [635] 11 tba tba tba tba
12N 9.70 [2.96] 1,488 [676] 12 tba tba tba tba
13N 11.44 [3.49] 1,578 [716] 13 tba tba tba tba
14N 12.18 [3.71] 1,668 [757] 14 tba tba tba tba
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N1400A Pump
350 350 70
Efficiency
Head
250 250 50
Head 200 200 40

(ft)
150 150 30
100 100 20
Power
50 50 10
0 0 0
0 10,000 20,000 30,000 40,000 50,000 60,000 70,000 80,000
Capacity (B/D)

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350
70 Hz
300
65 Hz
250
60 Hz
Head 200 55 Hz
(ft)
50 Hz
150
100
50
175 70 Hz
150
65 Hz
125
60 Hz
Power 100
(hp) 55 Hz
75
50 50 Hz
25
0 10,000 20,000 30,000 40,000 50,000 60,000 70,000 80,000 90,000

Capacity (B/D)

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N1400A Pump
Optimum operating range 4,637–8,480 m3 ⁄d Shaft brake-power limit Standard 1,250 hp

70 175 70
Efficiency

Head
50 125 50
Head 40 100 40
(m)
30 75 30
20 50 20
Power
10 25 10
0 0 0
0 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 7,000 8,000 9,000 10,000
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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100
70 Hz
90
65 Hz
80
60 Hz
70
60 55 Hz
Head
(m) 50 Hz
50
40
30
20
10
175 70 Hz
150
65 Hz
125
60 Hz
Power 100
(hp) 55 Hz
75
50 50 Hz
25
0 2,500 5,000 7,500 10,000 12,500 15,000

Capacity (m /d)
3

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N1400B Pump
350 350 70
Efficiency
300 300 60
Operating range
250 Head 250 50
Head 200 200 40

(ft)
150 150 30
100 100 20
Power
50 50 10
0 0 0
0 10,000 20,000 30,000 40,000 50,000 60,000 70,000
Capacity (B/D)

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300
70 Hz
250 65 Hz
60 Hz
200
55 Hz
Head
(ft)
150 50 Hz
100
50
70 Hz
150
125 65 Hz
100 60 Hz
Power
(hp) 75 55 Hz
50 Hz
50
25
0 10,000 20,000 30,000 40,000 50,000 60,000 70,000 80,000 90,000

Capacity (B/D)

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N1400B Pump
Optimum operating range 4,637–7,950 m3 ⁄d Shaft brake-power limit Standard 1,250 hp

70 175 70
Efficiency
60 150 60
Operating range
Head
50 125 50
Head 40 100 40
(m)
30 75 30
20 50 20
Power
10 25 10
0 0 0
0 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 7,000 8,000 9,000 10,000
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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90 70 Hz
80
65 Hz
70
60 Hz
60
55 Hz
Head 50
(m) 50 Hz
40
30
20
10
70 Hz
150
125 65 Hz
100 60 Hz
Power
(hp) 75 55 Hz
50
50 Hz
25
0 2,500 5,000 7,500 10,000 12,500 15,000

Capacity (m /d)
3

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P2500A Pump

C-LT C-LT-ES
Housing Length, Weight, Max. ‘A’ Cut ‘A’ Cut
ft [m] lbm [kg] Stages Part Number Part Number
1 3.6 [1.10] 403 [183] 1 2010904 tba†
2 4.4 [1.34] 513 [233] 2 tba tba
3 5.1 [1.56] 623 [283] 3 1267616 tba
4 5.9 [1.80] 733 [333] 4 tba tba
5 6.7 [2.04] 843 [383] 5 1236116 1333574
6 7.4 [2.26] 953 [433] 6 1236124 tba
7 8.2 [2.50] 1,063 [483] 7 1236132 tba
8 9.0 [2.75] 1,173 [533] 8 1345081 tba
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REDA* ESP P2500A Pump Performance Curve 60 Hz, 3,500 rpm

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P2500A Pump
350 700 70
Head
300 600 60
250 500 50
Head Efficiency
200 400 40
(ft)
150 300 30
100 200 20
Power
50 100 10
Operating range
0 0 0
0 10,000 20,000 30,000 40,000 50,000 60,000 70,000 80,000 90,000 100,000 110,000
Capacity (B/D)

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REDA* Pump P2500A Performance Curve
400
350 70 Hz
300 65 Hz
60 Hz
250
Head
(ft) 55 Hz
200
50 Hz
150
100
50
250 70 Hz
225
200 65 Hz
175
60 Hz
150
Power
(hp) 125 55 Hz
100 50 Hz
75
50
25
0 25,000 50,000 75,000 100,000 125,000

Capacity (B/D)

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REDA* ESP P2500A Performance Pump Curve 50 Hz, 2,917 rpm

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P2500A Pump

70 350 70
Efficiency
60 Head Operating range 300 60
50 250 50
Head
(m) 40 200 40
30 150 30
20 100 20
Power
10 50 10
0 0 0
0 2,500 5,000 7,500 10,000 12,500 15,000
Capacity (m3⁄d)

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REDA* Pump P2500A Performance Curve
125
70 Hz
100
65 Hz
Head 60 Hz
75
(m)
55 Hz
50 Hz
50
25
70 Hz
250
225
65 Hz
200
175
60 Hz
150
Power 55 Hz
125
(hp)
100 50 Hz
75
50
25
0 2,500 5,000 7,500 10,000 12,500 15,000 17,500 20,000

Capacity (m /d)3

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Pump Intakes
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Vortex Gas Separators
Applications The Vortex gas separator is a dynamic

■ Gas-cut oil wells where annular gas separation device that utilizes a
gas production is permitted natural vortex action created by a spe-
cially designed inlet configuration,
■ Gas well dewatering axial flow inducer, multiple vortex gen-
■ Gas lift-to-ESP conversion wells erators, multiple flow-through bear-
ings, and a discharge crossover to
provide highly effective gas separation.
Benefits The Vortex gas separator offers an
■ Extends ESP run life by eliminat- extended range and greater efficiency
ing cycling in gassy applications over a broader range of flow condi-
■ Increases production through its tions than previous 400 and 540 series
ability to lower intake pressure rotary gas separators. Additionally,
and increase drawdown the Vortex gas separator features the
■ Allows efficient pump operations patented, compliant-mount ARZ
by eliminating pump performance Abrasion-Resistant Zirconia radial-
degradation caused by gas bearing technology coupled with a
dramatically improved overall bearing
system to provide far superior reliabil-
Features ity over previous designs.
■
To further extend life expectancy,
Abrasion-resistant construction
the rotor assembly has been designed
available for sandy, abrasive
to impart very little energy to solid
applications
particles produced through the sepa-
■ Extra large journal bearings for rator. The improved hydraulics in the
superior shaft stabilization Vortex gas separator allow for more
■ Can be used with the AGH* effective gas separation at higher fluid
Advanced Gas Handling device flow rates than previously possible.
or Poseidon™ multiphase gas-
handling system to increase
production
Pump Intakes ■ Vortex Gas Separators

Vortex Gas Separator Specifications
D20-60 S20-90 S70-150
Outside diameter, in. [mm] 4.00 [101.6] 5.38 [136.7] 5.38 [136.7]
Length, ft [m] 6.6 [2.20] 3.2 [0.98] 3.4 [1.04]
Weight, lbm [kg] 145 [65.8] 145 [65.8] 160 [72.6]
Power consumption in 1.0 sg fluid, hp at 60 Hz 3 6 14
Housing material Redalloy* Redalloy Redalloy
Shaft material INCONEL® INCONEL INCONEL
Shaft size, in. [mm] 0.870 [22.10 ] 1.187 [30.02] 1.187 [30.02]
Shaft rating, hp at 60 Hz 410 1,019 1,019
Bearing systems† ES ES ES
Total liquid and gas operating range, B/D at 60 Hz 2,000–6,000 2,000–9,000 2,000–15,000
† Enhanced-stability bearings are standard.

Poseidon™ is a trademark of Institute Francais du Pétrol (IFP), Total, and Statoil; technology licensed to Schlumberger
INCONEL® is a registered trademark of Inco Alloys International, Inc. ESP Catalog

Advanced Gas Handler
Applications The AGH* Advanced Gas Handling

■ High gas/oil ratio (GOR) wells device is a highly modified, multi-
that are too gassy for dynamic stage, high-speed centrifugal pump
gas separators designed specifically for the gassy
ESP market. Gassy wells are those
■ Subsea oil wells having up to a 45% GVF at low intake
■ Gassy wells with deepset packers pressures. The AGH gas handling
above the pump device is normally installed in series
■ Gas well dewatering below a center tandem multistage
■ Gas lift-to-ESP conversion wells submersible REDA* pump. The AGH
device functions by reducing vapor
bubble sizes and changing the gas-
Benefits bubble distribution, homogenizing the
■ Increases production dramatically gas-liquid mixture to the point of its
in wells previously considered too behaving like a single-phase fluid
gassy for ESPs before entering the pump. The AGH
gas handling device can also be
■ Prevents degradation of pump installed in series above rotary or vor-
performance by conditioning gas tex-type gas separators.
liquid mixture
■ Extends equipment life by elimi-
nating pump cycling because Production doubled
of gas lock In Kuwait, a well consistently gas
■ Superior reliability in sandy locked after 60 to 70 min of operation
or abrasive environments using a REDA pump with a rotary gas
separator. An advanced gas handling
device was added to the equipment
Features string above the gas separator with no
■ Eliminates surging and gas lock other equipment changes. Production
in wells with up to 45% gas volume increased from 900 B/D to 2,100 B/D
factor (GVF) and low bottomhole with no cycling because of gas lock.
pressure
■ Abrasion-resistant construction New lift alternative
■ High-strength INCONEL® shafts A well in Mexico was producing
4,774 B/D (258 ft3/STB GOR) with gas
lift using 1 million scf of gas per day.
An ESP with an AGH device was
installed below a packer with fluids
having 29% GVF. Production increased
to 9,409 BOPD at 363 ft3/STB GOR
with no gas locking.
Pump Intakes ■ Advanced Gas Handler

Without AGH device
Incremental oil produced

Oil by AGH installation
production
Economic limit
Time
Production Results
AGH Gas Handling Device Specifications

D5-21 D20-60 G20-40 G40-80 S70-100 H100-250
Outside diameter, in. [mm] 4.00 [101.60] 4.00 [101.60] 5.13 [130.30] 5.13 [130.30] 5.38 [136.65] 5.62 [142.75]
Length, ft [m] 6.3 [1.92] 6.3 [1.92] 6.3 [1.92] 6.3 [1.92] 6.3 [1.92] 5.7 [1.74]
Weight, lbm [kg] 135 [61.3] 135 [61.3] 272 [123.5] 272 [123.5] 284 [128.8] 229 [103.9]
Power consumption with 13 13 38 45 53 102
1-sg fluid (hp at 60 Hz)
Shaft size, in. [mm] 0.687 [17.45] 0.870 [22.10] 1.000 [25.40] 1.000 [25.40] 1.000 [25.40] 1.180 [29.97]
Shaft power rating (hp at 60 Hz) 200 410 600 600 600 637
Bearing systems ES, ARZ † ES ES, ARZ ES, ARZ ES, ARZ ES, ARZ
Liquid flow rate, B/D at 60 Hz 500 to 2,100 2,000 to 6,000 2,000 to 4,000 4,000 to 8,000 7,000 to 10,000 10,000 to 25,000
† Enhanced stability and abrasion-resistant zirconia.


Pump Intakes
338 Series Bolt-On Intakes

Description Length, Weight, Carbon Steel Redalloy*
Standard intake, 338/375† 0.8 [0.2] 20 [9.1] 307157 492249
ARZ intake, 338/375 0.8 [0.2] 20 [9.1] 1146372 1129543
† The first number denotes the head flange size; the second number denotes the base flange size.
338 Series Rotary Gas Separators

ARS type, 338/375† 2.2 [0.7] 42 [19.1] tba‡ 1133636
ARS type, high-strength shaft, 338/375 2.2 [0.7] 42 [19.1] tba 1160027
‡ to be assigned

ARZ intake, MONEL® trim, high-strength shaft, factory shimmed, 387/387† 1 [0.3] 28 [12.7] tba‡ 100189476
ARZ intake, standard trim, factory shimmed, 387/387 1 [0.3] 28 [12.7] 100189479 tba
ARZ intake, standard trim, high-strength shaft, factory shimmed, 387/387 1 [0.3] 28 [12.7] 100189481 tba
‡ to be assigned
387 Series Rotary Gas Separator

CRS-ES, factory shimmed, 387/387† 2.6 [0.8] 70 [31.8] tba‡ 100205677
CRS-ES, high-strength shaft, factory shimmed, 387/387 2.6 [0.8] 70 [31.8] tba 100205633
‡ to be assigned
387 Series Vortex Gas Separator

VGSA D20-60, ES-SS, high-strength shaft, factory shimmed, 387/387† 3.2 [1.0] 145 [65.8] tba‡ 100202669
VGSA D20-60, ES, high-strength shaft, factory shimmed, 387/387 3.2 [1.0] 145 [65.8] tba 100204710
‡ to be assigned

Pump Intakes MONEL® is a registered trademark of Inco Alloys International, Inc.

ARZ intake, 400/400† 1 [0.3] 28 [12.7] 1145382 1129527
ARZ-ZS intake, 400/400 1 [0.3] 28 [12.7] 1304567 100050260
ARZ intake, high-strength shaft, 400/400 1 [0.3] 28 [12.7] 1230838 1140029
ARZ-ZS intake, high-strength shaft, 400/400 1 [0.3] 28 [12.7] tba‡ 1275536
ARZ intake, 400/540 1 [0.3] 28 [12.7] tba 1259092
ARZ-ZS intake, 400/540 1 [0.3] 28 [12.7] tba 1313832
ARZ intake, high-strength shaft, 400/540 1 [0.3] 28 [12.7] 100045111 1296128
‡ to be assigned
400 Series Rotary Gas Separators

DRS-ES, 400/375† 2.6 [0.8] 70 [31.8] tba‡ 1129998
DRS-ES, 400/400 2.6 [0.8] 70 [31.8] tba 1241272
DRS-ES, high-strength shaft, 400/400 2.6 [0.8] 70 [31.8] tba 1160043
‡ to be assigned
400 Series Vortex Gas Separators

VGSA D20-60, ES, high-strength shaft, 400/400† 3.2 [1.0] 145 [65.8] tba‡ 2003133
VGSA D20-60, ES-ZS, high-strength shaft, 400/400 3.2 [1.0] 145 [65.8] tba 2007915
VGSA D20-60, ES-SS, high-strength shaft, 400/400 3.2 [1.0] 145 [65.8] tba 100103337
‡ to be assigned
400 Series AGH* Advanced Gas Handling Device, D5-21 (500–2,100 B/D Capacity)
FL-CT-ES, high-strength shaft, 400/400† 6.3 [1.9] 135 [61.3] 1236686 1251941
FL-CT-ARZ, high-strength shaft, 400/400 6.3 [1.9] 135 [61.3] 1252279 1251925
CR-CT-ES, high-strength shaft, 400/400 6.3 [1.9] 135 [61.3] 1237890 1251743
CR-CT-ARZ, high-strength shaft, 400/400 6.3 [1.9] 135 [61.3] 1252444 1251453
400 Series AGH* Advanced Gas Handling Device, D20-60 (2,000–6,000 B/D Capacity)
C-CT-ES, high-strength shaft, 400/400† 6.3 [1.9] 135 [61.3] 1345859 tba‡
C-LT-ES, high-strength shaft, 400/400 6.3 [1.9] 135 [61.3] 2000095 tba
C-LT-ES-ZS, high-strength shaft, 400/400 6.3 [1.9] 135 [61.3] tba 2005146
‡ to be assigned


Pump Intakes
540 and 538 Series Bolt-On Intakes

ARZ intake, 540/540† 1.2 [0.4] 50 [22.7] 1145408 1129519
ARZ intake, high-strength shaft, 540/540 1.2 [0.4] 50 [22.7] 1242320 1156942
ARZ-ZS intake, 540/540 1.2 [0.4] 50 [22.7] tba‡ 1346204
ARZ-ZS intake, high-strength shaft, 540/540 1.2 [0.4] 50 [22.7] 1297829 tba
ARZ-SS intake, 540/540 1.2 [0.4] 50 [22.7] tba 1334770
ARZ-SS intake, high-strength shaft, 540/540 1.2 [0.4] 50 [22.7] tba 2003387
‡ to be assigned
538 Series Vortex Gas Separators

VGSA S20-90, ES, high-strength shaft, 538/540† 3.2 [1.0] 155 [70.4] tba‡ 1270560
VGSA S20-90, ES-ZS, high-strength shaft, 538/540 3.2 [1.0] 155 [70.4] tba 1335389
VGSA S20-90, ES-SS, high-strength shaft, 538/540 3.2 [1.0] 155 [70.4] tba 1346550
VGSA S70-150, ES, high-strength shaft, 538/540 3.4 [1.0] 160 [72.6] tba 1293885
VGSA S70-150, ES-SS, high-strength shaft, 538/540 3.4 [1.0] 160 [72.6] tba 2003763
VGSA S70-150, ES-ZS, high-strength shaft, 538/540 3.4 [1.0] 160 [72.6] tba 2006260
‡ to be assigned

ARZ intake, standard trim, factory shimmed, 538/540† 1.2 [0.4] 50 [22.7] 100191069 tba‡
ARZ intake, standard trim, high-strength shaft, factory shimmed, 538/540 1.2 [0.4] 50 [22.7] 100191144 tba
ARZ intake, MONEL® trim, high-strength shaft, factory shimmed, 538/540 1.2 [0.4] 50 [22.7] tba 100191146
‡ to be assigned
538/540 Series Vortex Gas Separators

VGSA S70-150, ES, MONEL trim, high-strength shaft, 3.2 [1.0] 155 [70.4] tba‡ 100204881
factory shimmed, 538/540†
VGSA S70-150,ES-ZS, MONEL trim, high-strength shaft, 3.2 [1.0] 155 [70.4] tba 100204896
factory shimmed, 538/540
VGSA S70-150,ES-SS, MONEL trim, high-strength shaft, 3.2 [1.0] 155 [70.4] tba 100204898
factory shimmed, 538/540
‡ to be assigned


540 Series AGH* Advanced Gas Handling Device, G20-40, (2,000–4,000 B/D Capacity)
CR-CT-ES, high-strength shaft, 540/540 6.3 [1.9] 272 [123.5] 1295955 1295997
CR-CT-ES-ZS, high-strength shaft, 540/540 6.3 [1.9] 272 [123.5] 2004363 tba‡
CR-CT-ARZ, high-strength shaft, 540/540 6.3 [1.9] 272 [123.5] 1295930 1295971
CR-CT-ARZ-ZS, high-strength shaft, 540/540 6.3 [1.9] 272 [123.5] 1335421 1340025
CR-CT-ARZ-SS, high-strength shaft, 540/540 6.3 [1.9] 272 [123.5] tba 2007919
‡ to be assigned
538 Series AGH* Advanced Gas Handling Device, S70-100 (7,000–10,000 B/D Capacity)
ES CR-CT, high-strength shaft, 538/540 6.3 [1.9] 284 [128.9] 1254622 1254606
ARZ, CR-CT, high-strength shaft, 538/540 6.3 [1.9] 284 [128.9] 1254564 1254572


Pump Intakes

ARZ intake, high-strength shaft, 562/540† 0.7 [0.2] 47 [21.3] 1145424 1108042
ARZ-ZS intake, high-strength shaft, 562/540 0.7 [0.2] 47 [21.3] tba‡ 1290758
ARZ-SS intake, high strength shaft, 562/540 0.7 [0.2] 47 [21.3] tba 2005181
‡ to be assigned
562 Series AGH* Advanced Gas Handling Device, H100-250, FL-CT (10,000–25,000 B/D Capacity)
C-LT, 562/540† 5.2 [1.6] 263 [119.4] 2010121 tba‡
C-LT-ES, modified shaft, 562/540 5.2 [1.6] 263 [119.4] 2010124 2010126
C-LT-ES, 562/540 5.2 [1.6] 263 [119.4] tba 2010111
C-LT-ARZ-SS, 562/540 5.2 [1.6] 263 [119.4] 2010100 2010110
C-LT-ARZ-SS, modified shaft, 562/540 5.2 [1.6] 263 [119.4] 2010128 2010127
C-LT-ES, 675/540 5.2 [1.6] 263 [119.4] 2010120 2010112
C-LT-ARZ-SS, 675/540 5.2 [1.6] 263 [119.4] 2010101 2010105
C-LT-ES, 725/540 5.2 [1.6] 263 [119.4] 2010119 2010113
C-LT-ARZ-SS, 725/540 5.2 [1.6] 263 [119.4] 2010102 2010106
C-LT-ES, 862/540 5.2 [1.6] 263 [119.4] 2010118 2010114
C-LT-ARZ-SS, 862/540 5.2 [1.6] 263 [119.4] 2010103 2010107
‡ to be assigned
562 Series Adapter Kits to Connect to 675, 725, and 862 Series Pumps
Description Carbon Steel Redalloy*
Part Number Part Number
675 Series, standard trim 2010249 tba†
675 Series, MONEL® trim 2010257 2010253
725 Series, standard trim 2010250 tba
725 Series, MONEL trim 2010258 2010254
862 Series, standard trim 2010251 tba
862 Series, MONEL trim 2010259 2010255
862 Series, standard trim, high-strength shaft 2010252 tba
862 Series, MONEL trim, high-strength shaft 2010260 2010256
† to be assigned


675 Series Intakes
ARZ-ZS intake, high-strength shaft, 675/540† 1.1 [0.3] 47 [21.3] tba‡ 1308832
ARZ intake, 675/738 1.1 [0.3] 47 [21.3] 1145440 1129501
ARZ-ZS intake, high-strength shaft, 675/738 1.1 [0.3] 47 [21.3] tba 1265503
GS gas separator, 675/738 6.0 [1.8] 250 [113.5] 662213 tba
‡ to be assigned


Protectors
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Chamber Type (XXXXX–X)

L Labyrinth
B Elastomer bag
M Metal bellows
Connection Type (XXXXX–X)
S Series
P Parallel
Thrust-Bearing Type (XXXXX–X)
HL High-load
None Base configuration
(intermediate load)
Shaft Material (XXXXX–X–X)
HSS High-strength shaft
(intermediate strength)
Note: REDA* Maximus* protectors use MaxJoint* flange connection
design and do not require oil servicing at the wellsite. All other
designs of protectors must be refilled with oil at the wellsite
during the installation process.
Nomenclature Definitions
Type Description
66L Two-chambered labyrinth design
SB Positive seal protector using a single elastomeric bag
DB Positive seal protector with two elastomeric bags connected in parallel
PF Prefilled protector
HL High-load thrust bearing
HSS Indicates the use of high-strength shaft
HTM Indicates the use of high-temperature materials in the protector

Protectors ■ Modular Protector Nomenclature INCONEL® is a registered trademark of Inco Alloys International, Inc.
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Elastomer Application Guidelines
Performance Ratings
Elastomer Neoprene/Nitrile Carboxynitrile HSN Viton® Aflas®
Temperature limit, °F [°C] 250 [121] 275 [135] 300 [149] 351 [177] 399 [204]
Water/oil 1 1 1 2 1
Hydrogen sulfide 1 3 1 4 1
Amines 3 3 3 4 1
Polar chemicals 4 4 1–2 3 3
Carbon dioxide 2 2 2 4 2
Definition of ratings: 1 = Excellent—long-term resistance (low swell, high retention of physical properties); 2 = Good—long-term resistance (moderate swell, good retention of physical properties);
3 = Fair—depends on exposure time and temperature (good short-term resistance); 4 = Poor—no resistance, even in the short term
Note: Temperature limit indicates maximum operating temperature for the elastomers. An elastomeric component will operate at a higher temperature than the ambient wellbore temperature, depending on its location
in the equipment. Consult your Schlumberger representative for specific application assistance.

Aflas® is a registered trademark of Asahi Glass Co., Ltd. Corp.
Protectors ■ Elastomer Application Guidelines Viton® is a registered trademark of E. I. duPont de Nemours Corp.
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Advanced Motor Protector
Applications Schlumberger advanced motor pro-

■ Gassy wells tector systems are specially designed
to handle challenging environments.
■ Abrasive fluids They are available in different ver-
■ Corrosive fluids, including hydro- sions to provide a fit-for-purpose solu-
gen sulfide (H2S) and chemical tion for sand and solids production,
treatments corrosive fluids, and high-temperature
■ High temperatures (to 425°F environments.
[218°C] bottomhole temperature), The Schlumberger advanced motor
including protector design features an optional
● steam injection
INCONEL® metal bellows to replace
the elastomeric bag. Using metal bel-
● geothermal applications
lows allows the extension of the tem-
● poorly cooled motors in viscous
perature operating limits far beyond
applications or wells with low that of the elastomeric bag-type pro-
flow rates tector. In the case of gassy wells, the
metal bellows option also prevents gas
from migrating and displacing the
Benefits motor oil. The metal bellows are
■ Extends ESP run life in severe resistant to H2S and impermeable to
applications gas, and thus are more suitable for
■ Improves shaft stability wells in harsh environments; i.e., high
■ Reduces chance of motor fluid temperatures and H2S, as well as wells
contamination with high gas content.
If temperature, gas content, and
■ Expands ESP application range corrosive chemicals are not of concern,
■ Prevents abrasives or solids accu- the metal bellows in the advanced
mulations in protector head motor protector can be replaced with
the traditional elastomeric bag- or
labyrinth-type design options while
Features still incorporating advanced options to
■ Available with metal bellows-, handle abrasive environments.
elastomeric bag-, or labyrinth- The advanced protector has many
type fluid containment system special features to improve perform-
■ Metal bellows option resistant ance in wells producing sand or solids,
to very high temperatures and including a novel protector head
eliminates gas migration design with an elevated shaft seal,
■
sand shield, and sand drainholes.
Dual ceramic bearing to reduce
Any sand or solids falling from the
vibration and eliminate bronze
protector intake will drop back into
bushing wear
the wellbore through the drainholes.
■ Sand shroud to protect mechani- The sand shield also protects the top
cal seal shaft seal from abrasion damage.
■ Elevated mechanical shaft seal Other features, such as a dual
■ High-pressure check valve ceramic journal bearing in the pro-
■
tector head, improve shaft stability.
Bellows- or bag-type systems can
Finally, using ceramic shaft bearings
be connected in parallel for addi-
reduces abrasive wear.
tional oil volume
Protectors ■ Advanced Motor Protector
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The advanced protector system can Specifications
operate in high-temperature and high-
H2S environments. It improves ESP OD, in. [mm] 5.130 [130.30]
performance in such environments, Max. bottomhole temperature, °F [°C] 425 [218]
significantly increasing operating Length Dictated by system configuration
reliability. Metallurgy Carbon steel or Redalloy* high-nickel alloy
The high-temperature advanced Chambers Metal bellows, bag, or labyrinth
protector has a proven success record Shaft diameter, in. [mm] 1.187 [30.15]
in many steamflood injection applica- Deviation angle, ° 0–90
tions at its maximum operating limits.

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Modular Protector Configurations
325 Series (Bolts to 375 Series Motors)

66L 5.1 [1.6] 110 [49.9] 416727 462416
PF-SB-HTM 3.7 [1.1] 80 [36.3] 975359 975375
PF-SB-HTM-HL 3.7 [1.1] 80 [36.3] 939579 939595
375 Series (Bolts to 375 Series Motors)

66L 5.3 [1.6] 115 [52.2] 661843 894279
400 Series Modular (Bolts to 456 Series Motors)

LSL 5.9 [1.8] 151 [68.6] 1049006 1062140
LSL-HL 5.9 [1.8] 151 [68.6] 1048941 1061019
LSB 5.9 [1.8] 155 [70.4] 1039593 1061027
LSB-HL 5.9 [1.8] 155 [70.4] 1048958 1061555
BSL 5.9 [1.8] 156 [70.8] 1074152 1232792
BSB-HL 5.9 [1.8] 156 [70.8] 1155183 2006451
LSLSL 8.2 [2.5] 190 [86.3] 1076363 1072800
LSBPB 8.2 [2.5] 200 [90.8] 1094309 B094309
LSLSB 8.2 [2.5] 200 [90.8] 1108513 B108513
LSLSL-HL 8.2 [2.5] 190 [86.3] 1039015 1062157
LSBPB-HL 8.2 [2.5] 200 [90.8] 1048990 1061563
LSLSB-HL 8.2 [2.5] 200 [90.8] 1108521 1255595
LSBSB-HL 8.2 [2.5] 209 [94.9] 1274935 1277375
LSLSL-HL-HSS 8.2 [2.5] 190 [86.3] 1096320 1237569
BPBSL-HL-AFL 8.2 [2.5] 206 [93.5] 1246495 D12568B

Protectors ■ Modular Protector Configurations *Mark of Schlumberger
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540 Series Modular (Bolts to 540 and 562 Series Motors)
LSL 6.5 [2.0] 276 [125.3] 1068394 1069871
LSL-HL 6.5 [2.0] 276 [125.3] 1067693 1069863
LSB 6.5 [2.0] 282 [128.0] 1068402 1069889
LSB-HL 6.5 [2.0] 282 [128.0] 1133289 K06840A
BSL 6.5 [2.0] 285 [129.4] 1075530 1136068
BSB 6.5 [2.0] 292 [132.6] 1134873 tba†
BSB-HL 6.5 [2.0] 292 [132.6] 1263631 tba
LSLSL 8.9 [2.7] 370 [168.0] 1076371 1074533
LSBPB 8.9 [2.7] 382 [173.4] 1045400 1069913
LSLSL-HL 8.9 [2.7] 370 [168.0] 1067685 1069855
LSBPB-HL 8.9 [2.7] 382 [173.4] 1067701 1069848
LSLSB-HL 8.9 [2.7] 370 [168.0] 1108547 1133941
LSLSL-HL-HSS 8.9 [2.7] 370 [168.0] 2006413 1309244
BSBSL 8.9 [2.7] 382 [173.4] 1075548 tba
BPBSL-HL 8.9 [2.7] 382 [173.4] 1108505 1180330
† to be assigned
562 Series Modular (Bolts to 540 and 562 Series Motors)

BPBSL-HL-HSS 8.9 [2.7] 385 [174.8] 1178425 1289305
LSBPB-HL-HSS 8.9 [2.7] 385 [174.8] 1192707 1265297
LSLSL-HL-HSS 8.9 [2.7] 385 [174.8] 2009980 1305440

66L-HL 6.4 [1.95] 334 [151.6] 1201383 2004111
66L-HL-HSS 6.4 [1.95] 334 [151.6] X20138V tba†
66L-HL-HTM-HSS 6.4 [1.95] 334 [151.6] X20138Y tba
BPBSL-HL-HSS 11.9 [3.63] 500 [227.0] 100040681 100040684
† to be assigned

66L-HL 6.4 [1.95] 334 [151.6] 1196724 1230150
66L-HL-HTM-HSS 6.4 [1.95] 334 [151.6] R19672J 100064613
PF-SB-HL 6.4 [1.95] 334 [151.6] 0978429 1071612
PF-SB-HL-HTM 6.4 [1.95] 334 [151.6] J97842C C97842C
BPBSL-HL-HSS 11.9 [3.63] 500 [227.0] tba† 2005492
† to be assigned

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Motors
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REDA ESP Motors
All REDA* ESP motors are designed REDA ESP Motor Capacity Ranges
for reliable operation in the extreme
environments common to oilwell Power Rating, hp
applications. Min. Casing OD, in. [mm] Motor Series Frequency, 60 Hz Frequency, 50 Hz
The motors are two-pole, three- 4.500 [114.3] 375 7.5–233 6.3–198
phase squirrel-cage induction type, 5.500 [139.7] 456 12.0–432 10.0–360
and handwound. They are filled with 7.000 [177.8] 540 20.0–750 16.5–562
a highly refined mineral oil to provide 7.000 [177.8] 562 30.0–1,170 25.0–975
dielectric strength, lubrication for 8.625 [219.1] 738 250.0–1,500 208.0–1,250
bearings, and thermal conductivity.
The motor thrust bearing carries the
load of the rotors. Heat generated by
the motor is transferred to the well
fluid as it flows by the motor housing.
Corrosion protection is provided
with flame spray coatings or ferritic
steel construction. High-temperature,
high-load thrust bearings and high-
strength shafts are available. To
reduce power costs, all motors feature
proprietary winding configurations to
optimize electrical performance and
improve efficiency.
The Dominator* motor series 456,
562, and 738 feature a comprehensive
new rotor and stator design that cost
effectively delivers the best perform-
ance available for wells with 51⁄2-in.
[139.7-mm] and larger casing.

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Dominator Motors
Applications Dominator* ESP motors are designed

■ ESP systems for high-performance, reliable opera-
tion in the extreme environments
common in oilwell applications.
Benefits Dominator motors are important to
■ Optimized performance with the reliable performance of the
advanced stator and rotor designs REDA* ESPs. The Dominator motors
are handwound, two-pole, three-
■ Improved power rating and cost phase, squirrel-cage induction type,
efficiency and filled with a highly refined min-
Features eral oil to provide dielectric strength,
■ Involute spline higher horsepower lubrication for bearings, and thermal
loads conductivity. Heat generated by the
■ High-load thrust bearings motor is transferred to the well fluid
as it flows by the motor housing, and
■ Expanded oil reservoir for extra the motor thrust bearing carries the
cooling capacity load of the rotors.
■ Oil filter integral to the base High-temperature windings and
high-strength shafts are available;
high-load thrust bearings are stan-
dard. External corrosion protection is
provided with flame spray coatings or
ferritic steel construction.
To reduce power costs, all motors
feature improved winding configura-
tions, which optimize the electrical
performance and improve efficiency.
Dominator motor series 456, 562, and
738 feature a new rotor and stator
design that delivers cost-effective,
superior performance for wells with
51⁄2-in. [139.7-mm] and larger casing
sizes. Comparative testing and actual
field performance have proven the
Dominator motor to be among the
most rugged and efficient ESP motor
available.
Increases in power and efficiency
are possible with the new rotor and
stator designs. The new rotor bar
shape provides more copper in the
rotor for increased starting torque
and greater efficiency. The precision
steel stator laminations focus the mag-
netic forces on the rotors to reduce
energy loss. Stator windings have
been enhanced with increased copper
fill and a superior high-temperature
insulation system.
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Bolt-On Motor Bases
Bolt-On Universal Motor Bases

Description Length, Weight, Carbon Steel Redalloy* Alloy
375 Series 0.5 [0.15] 15 [6.81] 1006188 1006204
456 Series 1.0 [0.31] 23 [10.44] tba† 1258854
456 Dominator* series 1.0 [0.31] 33 [14.98] 1336072 2004760
540 Series 1.5 [0.46] 70 [31.78] 1144443 1258862
562 Dominator series 1.5 [0.46] 72 [32.69] 1124403 1192491
738 Dominator series 1.6 [0.49] 75 [34.05] 1126374 tba
† to be assigned

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375 Series Motors
375 Series Motors—SK Type

Frequency, 60 Hz Frequency, 50 Hz
Power Voltage, V Power Voltage, V Current, A Type Length, Weight, Carbon Steel Redalloy* Alloy
Rating, hp Rating, hp ft [m] lbm [kg] Part Number Part Number
14 475 12 396 22.0 UT 6.3 [1.9] 208 [94] 1005065 1006089
19 465 16 387 31.0 UT 8.2 [2.5] 270 [123] 1005073 1006097
UT 11.0 [3.4] 361 [164] 1005081 1006105
28 475 23 396 43.1
CT 11.1 [3.4] 361 [164] 1005263 1006436
UT 13.8 [4.2] 456 [207] 1005099 1006113
360 300 74.1
CT 13.9 [4.2] 456 [207] 1005271 1006444
36 30
UT 13.8 [4.2] 456 [207] 1005107 1006121
387 322 38.0
CT 13.9 [4.2] 456 [207] 1005289 1006451
UT 15.7 [4.8] 537 [244] 1005115 1006139
415 346 74.1
CT 15.8 [4.8] 537 [244] 1005297 1006469
41 34
UT 15.7 [4.8] 514 [233] 1108802 tba†
440 367 39.0
CT 15.8 [4.8] 514 [233] 2000807 tba
UT 17.6 [5.4] 661 [300] 1005123 1006147
475 396 74.1
CT 17.7 [5.4] 661 [300] 1005305 1006477
UT 17.6 [5.4] 660 [300] 1005131 1006154
640 533 55.1
CT 17.7 [5.4] 660 [300] 1005313 1006485
47 39
UT 17.6 [5.4] 660 [300] 1005149 1006162
805 671 44.1
CT 17.7 [5.4] 660 [300] 1005321 1006493
UT 17.6 [5.4] 660 [300] 1005214 1006170
975 812 36.0
CT 17.7 [5.4] 660 [300] tba tba
† to be assigned

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375 Series Motors—SX Type
14 475 12 396 14.0 UT 6.3 [1.9] 208 [94] 1210095 tba†
19 465 16 387 20.5 UT 8.2 [2.5] 270 [123] 1210103 tba
UT 11.1 [3.4] 361 [164] 1210111 tba
28 475 23 396 28.0
CT 11.1 [3.4] 361 [164] 1210210 tba
UT 13.8 [4.2] 456 [207] 1210129 tba
360 300 51.0
CT 13.9 [4.2] 456 [207] 1210228 tba
36 30
UT 13.8 [4.2] 456 [207] 1210137 tba
387 322 38.0
CT 13.9 [4.2] 456 [207] 1210236 tba
UT 15.7 [4.8] 514 [233] 1210145 tba
415 346 51.5
CT 15.8 [4.8] 514 [233] 1210244 tba
41 34
UT 15.7 [4.8] 514 [233] 1210152 tba
440 367 39.0
CT 15.8 [4.8] 514 [233] tba tba
UT 17.6 [5.4] 660 [300] 1210160 tba
475 396 51.0
CT 17.7 [5.4] 660 [300] 1210251 tba
UT 17.6 [5.4] 660 [300] 1210178 tba
640 533 37.0
CT 17.7 [5.4] 660 [300] 1210269 tba
47 39
UT 17.6 [5.4] 660 [300] 1210186 tba
805 671 30.0
CT 17.7 [5.4] 660 [300] 1210277 tba
UT 17.6 [5.4] 660 [300] 1210194 tba
975 812 25.0
CT 17.7 [5.4] 660 [300] 2003452 tba
† to be assigned

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456 Dominator* Motors—RX Type

S 5.7 [1.7] 261 [118.5] 2004080 2004259
439 366 35.0
UT 5.7 [1.7] 261 [118.5] 2004554 2004651
24 20
S 5.7 [1.7] 261 [118.5] 2004081 2004260
682 568 22.5
UT 5.7 [1.7] 261 [118.5] 2004555 2004652
S 7.4 [2.3] 344 [156.2] 2004082 2004261
415 346 55.5
UT 7.4 [2.3] 344 [156.2] 2004556 2004653
S 7.4 [2.3] 344 [156.2] 2000858 2004262
36 780 30 650 29.5
UT 7.4 [2.3] 344 [156.2] 2004557 2004654
S 7.4 [2.3] 344 [156.2] 2004083 2004263
901 751 25.5
UT 7.4 [2.3] 344 [156.2] 2004558 2004655
S 9.0 [2.7] 412 [187.0] 2004084 2004266
472 393 65.0
UT 9.0 [2.7] 412 [187.0] 2004561 2004658
S 9.0 [2.7] 412 [187.0] 2004085 2004267
877 731 35.0
UT 9.0 [2.7] 412 [187.0] 2004562 2004659
48 40
S 9.0 [2.7] 412 [187.0] 2000859 2004264
1,039 866 29.5
UT 9.0 [2.7] 412 [187.0] 2004559 2004656
S 9.0 [2.7] 412 [187.0] 2000860 2004265
1,363 1,136 22.5
UT 9.0 [2.7] 412 [187.0] 2004560 2004657
S 10.6 [3.2] 485 [220.2] 2004087 2004271
894 745 43.0
UT 10.6 [3.2] 485 [220.2] 2004566 2004663
S 10.6 [3.2] 485 [220.2] 2003683 2004268
995 829 38.5
UT 10.6 [3.2] 485 [220.2] 2004563 2004660
S 10.6 [3.2] 485 [220.2] 2004088 2004272
60 1,097 50 914 35.0
UT 10.6 [3.2] 485 [220.2] 2004567 2004664
S 10.6 [3.2] 485 [220.2] 2004086 2004269
1,198 998 32.0
UT 10.6 [3.2] 485 [220.2] 2004564 2004661
S 10.6 [3.2] 485 [220.2] 2000861 2004270
1,400 1,167 27.5
UT 10.6 [3.2] 485 [220.2] 2004565 2004662
S 12.2 [3.7] 559 [253.8] 2004089 2004275
951 793 48.5
UT 12.2 [3.7] 559 [253.8] 2004570 2004667
S 12.2 [3.7] 559 [253.8] 2000862 2004273
72 1,437 60 1,198 32.0
UT 12.2 [3.7] 559 [253.8] 2004568 2004665
S 12.2 [3.7] 559 [253.8] 2000863 2004274
2,288 1,907 20.0
UT 12.2 [3.7] 559 [253.8] 2004569 2004666

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456 Dominator* Motors—RX Type (continued)
S 13.8 [4.2] 632 [286.9] 2004090 2004276
968 807 55.5
UT 13.8 [4.2] 632 [286.9] 2004571 2004668
S 13.8 [4.2] 632 [286.9] 2004091 2004279
1,252 1,043 43.0
UT 13.8 [4.2] 632 [286.9] 2004574 2004671
84 70
S 13.8 [4.2] 632 [286.9] 2000864 2004277
1,394 1,162 38.5
UT 13.8 [4.2] 632 [286.9] 2004572 2004669
S 13.8 [4.2] 632 [286.9] 2000865 2004278
2,102 1,752 25.5
UT 13.8 [4.2] 632 [286.9] 2004573 2004670
S 15.4 [4.7] 705 [320.1] 2004092 2004280
945 788 65.0
UT 15.4 [4.7] 705 [320.1] 2004575 2004672
S 15.4 [4.7] 705 [320.1] 2000866 2004281
96 1,430 80 1,192 43.0
UT 15.4 [4.7] 705 [320.1] 2004576 2004673
S 15.4 [4.7] 705 [320.1] 2000867 2004282
2,402 2,002 25.5
UT 15.4 [4.7] 705 [320.1] 2004577 2004674
S 17.0 [5.2] 779 [353.7] 2000868 2004283
881 734 78.5 UT 17.0 [5.2] 779 [353.7] 2000822 2004675
LT 17.0 [5.2] 779 [353.7] 2000829 2004793
S 17.0 [5.2] 779 [353.7] 2000869 2004284
108 90
1,427 1,189 48.5 UT 17.0 [5.2] 779 [353.7] 2004578 2004676
LT 17.0 [5.2] 779 [353.7] 2000830 2004794
S 17.0 [5.2] 779 [353.7] 2000870 2004285
2,520 2,100 27.5
UT 17.0 [5.2] 779 [353.7] 2004579 2004677
S 18.6 [5.7] 852 [386.8] 2000871 2004286
1,181 984 65.0 UT 18.6 [5.7] 852 [386.8] 2000823 2004678
LT 18.6 [5.7] 852 [386.8] 2000831 2004795
S 18.6 [5.7] 852 [386.8] 2004093 2004287
1,586 1,322 48.5 UT 18.6 [5.7] 852 [386.8] 2000824 2004679
120 100 LT 18.6 [5.7] 852 [386.8] 2000832 2004796
S 18.6 [5.7] 852 [386.8] 2004094 2004289
2,194 1,828 35.0 UT 18.6 [5.7] 852 [386.8] 2004581 2004681
LT 18.6 [5.7] 852 [386.8] 2004767 2004797
S 18.6 [5.7] 852 [386.8] 2000872 2004288
2,598 2,165 29.5
UT 18.6 [5.7] 852 [386.8] 2004580 2004680
S 20.2 [6.2] 925 [420.0] 2004095 2004290
1,076 897 78.5 UT 20.2 [6.2] 925 [420.0] 2003181 2004682
LT 20.2 [6.2] 925 [420.0] 2003524 2004798
S 20.2 [6.2] 925 [420.0] 2004096 2004291
1,299 1,083 65.0 UT 20.2 [6.2] 925 [420.0] 2004582 2004683
132 110 LT 20.2 [6.2] 925 [420.0] 2004768 2004799
S 20.2 [6.2] 925 [420.0] 2004097 2004293
2,413 2,011 35.0
UT 20.2 [6.2] 925 [420.0] 2004584 2004685
S 20.2 [6.2] 925 [420.0] 2000873 2004292
2,635 2,196 32.0
UT 20.2 [6.2] 925 [420.0] 2004583 2004684

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S 21.8 [6.6] 998 [453.1] 2004098 2004294
931 776 99.0 UT 21.8 [6.6] 998 [453.1] 2004585 2004686
LT 21.8 [6.6] 998 [453.1] 2004769 2004800
S 21.8 [6.6] 998 [453.1] 2004099 2004295
1,174 978 78.5 UT 21.8 [6.6] 998 [453.1] 2000825 2004687
LT 21.8 [6.6] 998 [453.1] 2000833 2004801
144 120 S 21.8 [6.6] 998 [453.1] 2004100 2004297
2,145 1,788 43.0 UT 21.8 [6.6] 998 [453.1] 2004587 2004689
LT 21.8 [6.6] 998 [453.1] 2004770 2004802
S 21.8 [6.6] 998 [453.1] 2004101 2004298
2,389 1,991 38.5
UT 21.8 [6.6] 998 [453.1] 2004588 2004690
S 21.8 [6.6] 998 [453.1] 2000874 2004296
2,631 2,193 35.0
UT 21.8 [6.6] 998 [453.1] 2004586 2004688
S 23.4 [7.1] 1,072 [486.7] 2000875 2004299
1,272 1,060 78.5 UT 23.4 [7.1] 1,072 [486.7] 2004589 2004691
LT 23.4 [7.1] 1,072 [486.7] 2004771 2004803
S 23.4 [7.1] 1,072 [486.7] 2004103 2004300
156 130
1,535 1,279 65.0 UT 23.4 [7.1] 1,072 [486.7] 2000826 2004692
LT 23.4 [7.1] 1,072 [486.7] 2000834 2004804
S 23.4 [7.1] 1,072 [486.7] 2000876 2004301
2,588 2,157 38.5
UT 23.4 [7.1] 1,072 [486.7] 2004590 2004693
S 25.0 [7.6] 1,145 [519.8] 2004104 2004302
1,086 905 99.0 UT 25.0 [7.6] 1,145 [519.8] 2000827 2004694
168 140 LT 25.0 [7.6] 1,145 [519.8] 2000835 2004805
S 25.0 [7.6] 1,145 [519.8] 2004105 2004303
2,503 2,086 43.0
UT 25.0 [7.6] 1,145 [519.8] 2004591 2004695
S 26.6 [8.1] 1,218 [553.0] 2004106 2004304
180 2,682 150 2,235 43.0
UT 26.6 [8.1] 1,218 [553.0] 2004592 2004696
S 28.2 [8.6] 1,292 [586.6] 2003684 2004305
1,890 1,575 65.0 UT 28.2 [8.6] 1,292 [586.6] 2003685 2004697
192 160 LT 28.2 [8.6] 1,292 [586.6] 2003686 2004806
S 28.2 [8.6] 1,292 [586.6] 2003687 2004306
2,537 2,114 48.5
UT 28.2 [8.6] 1,292 [586.6] 2004593 2004698
S 29.9 [9.1] 1,369 [621.5] 2004108 2004308
2,008 1,673 65.0
UT 29.9 [9.1] 1,369 [621.5] 2004595 2004700
204 170 S 29.9 [9.1] 1,369 [621.5] 2004107 2004307
2,695 2,246 48.5 UT 29.9 [9.1] 1,369 [621.5] 2004594 2004699
LT 29.9 [9.1] 1,369 [621.5] 2004772 2004807

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S 31.5 [9.6] 1,443 [655.1] 2000877 2004309
1,397 1,164 99.0 UT 31.5 [9.6] 1,443 [655.1] 2000828 2004701
LT 31.5 [9.6] 1,443 [655.1] 2000836 2004808
S 31.5 [9.6] 1,443 [655.1] 2003691 2004312
1,762 1,468 78.5 UT 31.5 [9.6] 1,443 [655.1] 2003692 2004704
216 180 LT 31.5 [9.6] 1,443 [655.1] 2003693 2004810
S 31.5 [9.6] 1,443 [655.1] 2003688 2004311
2,125 1,771 65.0 UT 31.5 [9.6] 1,443 [655.1] 2003689 2004703
LT 31.5 [9.6] 1,443 [655.1] 2003690 2004809
S 31.5 [9.6] 1,443 [655.1] 2004109 2004310
2,490 2,075 55.5
UT 31.5 [9.6] 1,443 [655.1] 2004596 2004702

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456 Dominator* Motors—RK Type

439 366 35.0 UT 5.7 [1.7] 261 [118.5] 100038137 100040321
24 20
682 568 22.5 UT 5.7 [1.7] 261 [118.5] 100038140 100040323
415 346 55.5 UT 7.4 [2.3] 344 [156.2] 100038151 100040325
36 780 30 650 29.5 UT 7.4 [2.3] 339 [153.9] 100038154 100040326
901 751 25.5 UT 7.4 [2.3] 339 [153.9] 100038156 100040328
472 393 65.0 UT 9.0 [2.7] 412 [187.0] 100038190 100040334
877 731 35.0 UT 9.0 [2.7] 412 [187.0] 100038197 100040338
48 40
1,039 866 29.5 UT 9.0 [2.7] 412 [187.0] 100038165 100040329
1,363 1,136 22.5 UT 9.0 [2.7] 412 [187.0] 100038168 100040331
995 829 38.5 UT 10.6 [3.2] 485 [220.2] 100038202 100040341
1,097 914 35.0 UT 10.6 [3.2] 485 [220.2] 100038443 100041362
60 50
1,198 998 32.0 UT 10.6 [3.2] 485 [220.2] 100038343 100040368
1,400 1,167 27.5 UT 10.6 [3.2] 485 [220.2] 100038346 100040369
951 793 48.6 UT 12.2 [3.7] 559 [253.8] 100038485 100041365
72 1,437 60 1,198 32.0 UT 12.2 [3.7] 559 [253.8] 100038453 100041363
2,288 1,907 20.2 UT 12.2 [3.7] 559 [253.8] tba† 100041364
968 807 55.5 UT 13.8 [4.2] 632 [286.9] 100038497 tba
84 1,394 70 1,162 38.5 UT 13.8 [4.2] 632 [286.9] 100038500 100041438
2,102 1,752 25.5 UT 13.8 [4.2] 632 [286.9] 100038504 100041441
945 788 65.0 UT 15.4 [4.7] 705 [320.1] 100038536 100041448
96 1,430 80 1,192 43.0 UT 15.4 [4.7] 705 [320.1] 100038545 100041451
2,402 2,002 25.5 UT 15.4 [4.7] 705 [320.1] 100038547 100041454
881 734 78.5 UT 17.0 [5.2] 779 [353.7] 100038549 100041462
108 1,427 90 1,189 48.5 UT 17.0 [5.2] 779 [353.7] 100038565 100041600
2,520 2,100 27.5 UT 17.0 [5.2] 779 [353.7] 100038572 100041602
1,181 984 65.0 UT 18.6 [5.7] 852 [386.8] 100037295 100041604
1,586 1,322 48.5 UT 18.6 [5.7] 852 [386.8] 100037299 100041613
120 100
2,194 1,828 35.0 UT 18.6 [5.7] 852 [386.8] 100037463 100041687
2,598 2,165 29.5 UT 18.6 [5.7] 852 [386.8] 100037304 100041616
1,076 897 78.5 UT 20.2 [6.2] 925 [420.0] 100037467 100041688
1,299 1,083 65.0 UT 20.2 [6.2] 925 [420.0] 100037469 100041689
132 110
2,413 2,011 35.0 UT 20.2 [6.2] 925 [420.0] 100037476 100041693
2,635 2,196 32.0 UT 20.2 [6.2] 925 [420.0] 100037473 100041691
931 776 99.0 UT 21.8 [6.6] 998 [453.1] 100037479 100041695
1,174 978 78.5 UT 21.8 [6.6] 998 [453.1] 2011691 100042749
144 2,145 120 1,788 43.0 UT 21.8 [6.6] 998 [453.1] 100037495 100041710
2,389 1,991 38.5 UT 21.8 [6.6] 998 [453.1] 100037497 100041711
2,631 2,193 35.0 UT 21.8 [6.6] 998 [453.1] 100037484 100041706
1,272 1,060 78.5 UT 23.4 [7.1] 1,072 [486.7] 100037503 100041716
156 1,535 130 1,279 65.0 UT 23.4 [7.1] 1,072 [486.7] 100037505 100041725
2,588 2,157 38.5 UT 23.4 [7.1] 1,072 [486.7] 100037550 100041726
† to be assigned

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456 Dominator* Motors—RK Type (continued)
1,086 905 99.0 UT 25.0 [7.6] 1,145 [519.8] 100037553 100041727
168 140
2,503 2,086 43.0 UT 25.0 [7.6] 1,145 [519.8] 100037593 100042209
180 2,682 150 2,235 43.0 UT 26.6 [8.1] 1,218 [553.0] 100037607 100042210
1,890 1,575 65.0 UT 28.2 [8.6] 1,292 [586.6] 100037611 100042213
192 160
2,537 2,114 48.5 UT 28.2 [8.6] 1,292 [586.6] 100037616 100042215
2,008 1,673 65.0 UT 29.9 [9.1] 1,369 [621.5] 100037628 100042225
204 170
2,695 2,246 48.5 UT 29.9 [9.1] 1,369 [621.5] 100037626 100042217
1,397 1,164 99.0 UT 31.5 [9.6] 1,443 [655.1] 100037630 100042228
1,762 1,468 78.5 UT 31.5 [9.6] 1,443 [655.1] 100037642 100042232
216 180
2,125 1,771 65.0 UT 31.5 [9.6] 1,443 [655.1] 100037637 100042230
2,490 2,075 55.5 UT 31.5 [9.6] 1,443 [655.1] 100037633 100042229

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456 Dominator* Motors—RX Type with Integral Phoenix* Sensor Adapter

24 682 20 568 22.6 S 6.0 [1.8] 289 [131.2] 100009947 100012134
415 346 55.7 S 7.6 [2.3] 362 [164.3] 100010023 100012135
36 780 30 650 29.6 S 7.6 [2.3] 362 [164.3] 100010025 100012136
901 751 25.6 S 7.6 [2.3] 362 [164.3] 100010027 100012139
472 393 65.2 S 9.2 [2.8] 431 [195.7] 100010052 100012149
877 731 35.1 S 9.2 [2.8] 431 [195.7] 100010056 100012150
48 40
1,039 866 29.6 S 9.2 [2.8] 431 [195.7] 100010032 100012143
1,363 1,136 22.6 S 9.2 [2.8] 431 [195.7] 100010045 100012144
894 745 43.1 S 10.8 [3.3] 509 [231.1] 100010573 100012165
995 829 38.7 S 10.8 [3.3] 509 [231.1] 100010061 100012152
60 1,097 50 914 35.1 S 10.8 [3.3] 509 [231.1] 100010574 100012167
1,198 998 32.1 S 10.8 [3.3] 509 [231.1] 100010528 100012155
1,400 1,167 27.5 S 10.8 [3.3] 509 [231.1] 100010533 100012156
951 793 48.6 S 12.4 [3.8] 582 [264.2] 100010586 100012176
72 1,437 60 1,198 32.1 S 12.4 [3.8] 582 [264.2] 100010577 100012170
2,288 1,907 20.2 S 12.4 [3.8] 582 [264.2] 100010579 100012173
968 807 55.7 S 14.1 [4.3] 656 [297.8] 100010589 100012177
1,252 1,043 43.0 S 14.1 [4.3] 656 [297.8] 100010596 100012181
84 70
1,394 1,162 38.7 S 14.1 [4.3] 656 [297.8] 2013330 100012178
2,102 1,752 25.6 S 14.1 [4.3] 656 [297.8] 100010594 100012180
945 788 65.2 S 15.7 [4.8] 729 [331.0] 100010599 100012182
96 1,430 80 1,192 43.1 S 15.6 [4.8] 729 [331.0] 2013331 100012183
2,402 2,002 25.6 S 15.7 [4.8] 729 [331.0] 100010605 100012184
S 17.3 [5.3] 803 [364.6] 100010613 100012186
881 734 78.7
LT 17.2 [5.2] 798 [362.3] 100018375 100018725
108 90 S 17.3 [5.3] 803 [364.6] 100010619 100012190
1,427 1,189 48.6
LT 17.2 [5.2] 798 [362.3] 100018377 100018727
2,520 2,100 27.5 S 17.3 [5.3] 803 [364.6] 100010625 100012191
S 18.9 [5.8] 876 [397.7] 100010671 100012704
1,181 984 65.2
LT 18.7 [5.7] 871 [395.4] 2013324 100018750
S 18.9 [5.8] 876 [397.7] 2013333 100018804
120 1,586 100 1,322 48.5
LT 18.8 [5.7] 871 [395.4] 100018418 100012706
2,194 1,828 35.1 S 18.9 [5.8] 876 [397.7] 100010678 100012710
2,598 2,165 29.6 S 18.9 [5.8] 876 [397.7] 100010676 100012707
S 20.5 [6.3] 949 [430.8] 100010682 100012713
1,076 897 78.7
LT 20.4 [6.2] 945 [429.0] 2013325 100018816
S 20.5 [6.3] 949 [430.8] 2013332 100012714
132 1,299 110 1,083 65.2
LT 20.4 [6.2] 945 [429.0] 100018421 100018823
2,413 2,011 35.1 S 20.5 [6.3] 949 [430.8] 100010825 100012719
2,635 2,196 32.1 S 20.5 [6.3] 949 [430.8] 100010694 100012715

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456 Dominator* Motors—RX Type with Integral Phoenix* Sensor Adapter (continued)
S 22.1 [6.7] 1,023 [464.4] 100010826 100012720
931 776 99.2
LT 22.1 [6.7] 1,018 [462.2] 100018423 100018831
S 22.1 [6.7] 1,023 [464.4] 100010828 100012728
1,174 978 78.7
LT 22.1 [6.7] 1,018 [462.2] 100018428 100018853
144 120
S 22.1 [6.7] 1,023 [464.4] 100010836 100012730
2,145 1,788 43.1
LT 22.1 [6.7] 1,018 [462.2] 100018433 100018857
2,389 1,991 38.7 S 22.1 [6.7] 1,023 [464.4] 100010838 100012733
2,631 2,193 35.1 S 22.1 [6.7] 1,023 [464.4] 100010834 100012729
S 23.7 [7.2] 1,101 [499.9] 100010843 100012736
1,272 1,060 78.7
LT 23.6 [7.2] 1,092 [495.8] 2013326 100018866
156 130 S 23.7 [7.2] 1,101 [499.9} 100010851 100012739
1,535 1,279 65.2
LT 23.6 [7.2] 1,092 [495.8] 100018445 100018869
2,588 2,157 38.7 S 23.7 [7.2] 1,101 [499.9] 100010883 100012742
S 25.3 [7.2] 1,174 [533.0] 100010914 100012743
1,086 905 99.3
168 140 LT 25.2 [7.7] 1,165 [528.9] 2013327 100018877
2,503 2,086 43.1 S 25.3 [7.7] 1,174 [533.0] 2013334 100012745
180 2,682 150 2,235 43.1 S 26.9 [8.2] 1,247 [566.1] 2013335 100012751
S 28.5 [8.7] 1,321 [599.7] 100010917 100012755
1,890 1,575 65.2
192 160 LT 28.4 [8.7] 1,316 [597.5] 2013328 100018879
2,537 2,114 48.6 S 28.5 [8.7] 1,321 [599.7] 2013336 100012774
S 30.1 [9.2] 1,394 [632.9] 100010973 100012777
2,008 1,673 65.2
204 170 LT 30.1 [9.2] 1,390 [631.1] 100018447 100018880
2,695 2,246 48.6 S 30.1 [9.2] 1,394 [632.9] 100010966 100012776
S 31.6 [9.6] 1,463 [664.2] 100010975 100012779
1,397 1,164 99.2
LT 31.6 [9.6] 1,468 [666.5] 100018450 100018881
S 31.7 [9.7] 1,468 [666.5] 100010988 100012784
1,762 1,468 78.7
216 180 LT 31.6 [9.6] 1,463 [664.2] 2013329 100018887
S 31.7 [9.7] 1,468 [666.5] 2013337 100018884
2,125 1,771 65.2
LT 31.6 [9.6] 1,463 [664.2] 100018451 100012783
2,490 2,075 55.7 S 31.7 [9.7] 1,468 [666.5] 100010982 100012781

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456 Dominator* Motors—RK Type with Integral Phoenix* Sensor Adapter

24 682 20 568 22.6 S 6.0 [1.8] 289 [131.2] 100024980 100026903
415 346 55.7 S 7.6 [2.3] 362 [164.3] 100024982 100026904
36 780 30 650 29.6 S 7.6 [2.3] 362 [164.3] 100024984 100026908
901 751 25.6 S 7.6 [2.3] 362 [164.3] 100024989 100026911
472 393 65.2 S 9.2 [2.8] 431 [195.7] 100025001 100026961
877 731 35.1 S 9.2 [2.8] 431 [195.7] 100025003 100026963
48 40
1,039 866 29.6 S 9.2 [2.8] 431 [195.7] 100024993 100026948
1,363 1,136 22.6 S 9.2 [2.8] 431 [195.7] 100024997 100026960
894 745 43.1 S 10.8 [3.3] 509 [231.1] 100025012 100026972
995 829 38.7 S 10.8 [3.3] 509 [231.1] 100025004 100026965
60 1,097 50 914 35.1 S 10.8 [3.3] 509 [231.1] 100025015 100026985
1,198 998 32.1 S 10.8 [3.3] 509 [231.1] 100025006 100026967
1,400 1,167 27.5 S 10.8 [3.3] 509 [231.1] 100025007 100026969
951 793 48.6 S 12.4 [3.8] 582 [264.2] 100025029 100026996
72 1,437 60 1,198 32.1 S 12.4 [3.8] 582 [264.2] 100025021 100026989
2,288 1,907 20.2 S 12.4 [3.8] 582 [264.2] 100025027 100026993
968 807 55.7 S 14.1 [4.3] 656 [297.8] 100025032 100027003
1,252 1,043 43.0 S 14.1 [4.3] 656 [297.8] 100025119 100027481
84 70
1,394 1,162 38.7 S 14.1 [4.3] 656 [297.8] 100025117 100027006
2,102 1,752 25.6 S 14.1 [4.3] 656 [297.8] 100025118 100027023
945 788 65.2 S 15.7 [4.8] 729 [331.0] 100025122 100027482
96 1,430 80 1,192 43.1 S 15.7 [4.8] 729 [331.0] 100025129 100027483
2,402 2,002 25.6 S 15.7 [4.8] 729 [331.0] 100025132 100027486
S 17.3 [5.3] 803 [364.6] 100025153 100027487
881 734 78.7
LT 17.2 [5.2] 798 [362.3] 100019749 100022129
108 90 S 17.3 [5.3] 803 [364.6] 100025155 100027489
1,427 1,189 48.6
LT 17.2 [5.2] 798 [362.3] 100019751 100022131
2,520 2,100 27.5 S 17.3 [5.3] 803 [364.6] 100025157 100027490
S 18.9 [5.8] 876 [397.7] 100029518 100032730
1,181 984 65.2
LT 18.8 [5.7] 871 [395.4] 100019752 100022133
S 18.9 [5.8] 876 [397.7] 100029519 100032829
120 1,586 100 1,322 48.5
LT 18.8 [5.7] 871 [395.4] 100019753 100022134
2,194 1,828 35.1 S 18.9 [5.8] 876 [397.7] 100029524 100032833
2,598 2,165 29.6 S 18.9 [5.8] 876 [397.7] 100029521 100032832
S 20.5 [6.3] 949 [430.8] 100029526 100032836
1,076 897 78.7
LT 20.4 [6.2] 945 [429.0] 100019757 100022137
S 20.5 [6.3] 949 [430.8] 100029527 100032841
132 1,299 110 1,083 65.2
LT 20.4 [6.2] 945 [429.0] 100019758 100022160
2,413 2,011 35.1 S 20.5 [6.3] 949 [430.8] 100029535 100032854
2,635 2,196 32.1 S 20.5 [6.3] 949 [430.8] 100029528 100032850

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456 Dominator* Motors—RK Type with Integral Phoenix* Sensor Adapter (continued)
S 22.1 [6.7] 1,023 [464.4] 100029538 100032858
931 776 99.2
LT 22.1 [6.7] 1,018 [462.2] 100019760 100022162
S 22.1 [6.7] 1,023 [464.4] 100029540 100032859
1,174 978 78.7
LT 22.1 [6.7] 1,018 [462.2] 100019762 100022164
144 120
S 22.1 [6.7] 1,023 [464.4] 100031565 100032864
2,145 1,788 43.1
LT 22.1 [6.7] 1,018 [462.2] 100019764 100022167
2,389 1,991 38.7 S 22.1 [6.7] 1,023 [464.4] 100031569 100032872
2,631 2,193 35.1 S 22.1 [6.7] 1,023 [464.4] 100029542 100032862
S 23.7 [7.2] 1,101 [499.9] 100031573 100032874
1,272 1,060 78.7
LT 23.6 [7.2] 1,092 [495.8] 100019765 100022169
156 130 S 23.7 [7.2] 1,101 [499.9] 100031583 100032878
1,535 1,279 65.2
LT 23.6 [7.2] 1,092 [495.8] 100019767 100022170
2,588 2,157 38.7 S 23.7 [7.2] 1,101 [499.9] 100031589 100032879
S 25.3 [7.7] 1,174 [533.0] 100031597 100032881
1,086 905 99.3
168 140 LT 25.2 [7.7] 1,165 [528.9] 100019768 100022171
2,503 2,086 43.1 S 25.3 [7.7] 1,174 [533.0] 100031600 100032884
180 2,682 150 2,235 43.1 S 26.9 [8.2] 1,247 [566.1] 100031604 100032886
S 28.5 [8.7] 1,321 [599.7] 100031609 100032889
1,890 1,575 65.2
192 160 LT 28.4 [8.7] 1,316 [597.5] 100019769 100022172
2,537 2,114 48.6 S 28.5 [8.7] 1,321 [599.7] 100031614 100032891
S 30.1 [9.2] 1,394 [632.9] 100031618 100032894
2,008 1,673 65.2
204 170 LT 30.1 [9.2] 1,390 [632.9] 100019771 100022174
2,695 2,246 48.6 S 30.1 [9.2] 1,394 [632.9] 100031617 100032893
S 31.7 [9.7] 1,468 [666.5] 100031657 100032895
1,397 1,164 99.2
LT 31.6 [9.6] 1,463 [664.2] 100019772 100022176
S 31.7 [9.7] 1,468 [666.5] 100031680 100032902
1,762 1,468 78.7
216 180 LT 31.6 [9.6] 1463 [664.2] 100019775 100022179
S 31.7 [9.7] 1,468 [666.5] 100031674 100032900
2,125 1,771 65.2
LT 31.6 [9.6] 1,463 [664.2] 100019774 100022178
2,490 2,075 55.7 S 31.7 [9.7] 1,468 [666.5] 100031662 100032898

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540 Series Motors
540 Series Motors—DK Type

S 4.8 [1.5] 2011740 tba†
25 516 21 430 30.5 298 [135.3]
UT 4.8 [1.5] tba tba
S 6.1 [1.9] 2011939 tba
513 427 46.0 379 [172.1]
38 31
S 6.1 [1.9] 2011940 tba
1,430 1,191 16.5 379 [172.1]
UT 6.2 [1.9] 2011927 tba
S 7.5 [2.3] 2011941 tba
509 424 61.8 466 [211.6]
S 7.5 [2.3] tba tba
50 1,033 42 860 30.4 466 [211.6]
UT 7.5 [2.3] 2011741 tba
S 7.5 [2.3] 2011707 tba
1,557 1,297 20.2 443 [201.1]
UT 7.5 [2.3] 2011928 tba
S 8.9 [2.7] 2011942 2011956
527 439 74.6 553 [251.1]
S 8.9 [2.7] 2011943 tba
855 712 46.0 553 [251.1]
UT 8.9 [2.7] 2011929 tba
63 52
S 8.9 [2.7] 2011944 tba
1,073 894 36.6 553 [251.1]
UT 8.9 [2.7] 2011930 tba
S 8.9 [2.7] 2011709 tba
1,510 1,258 26.0 553 [251.1]
UT 8.9 [2.7] 2011742 tba
S 10.2 [3.1] 2011945 tba
764 636 61.7 640 [290.6]
UT 10.3 [3.1] 2011931 tba
S 10.2 [3.1] tba tba
1,026 855 46.0 640 [290.6]
UT 10.3 [3.1] 2011743 tba
75 63
S 10.2 [3.1] tba tba
1,157 964 40.5 640 [290.6]
UT 10.3 [3.1] 2011930 tba
S 10.2 [3.1] 2011946 2011758
1,288 1,073 36.6 640 [290.6]
UT 10.3 [3.1] 2011932 tba
S 11.6 [3.5] 2011947 tba
891 742 61.7 721 [327.3]
UT 11.6 [3.5] tba tba
S 11.6 [3.5] tba tba
88 1,197 73 997 46.0 721 [327.3]
UT 11.6 [3.5] 2011933 tba
S 11.6 [3.5] 2011948 tba
1,502 1,251 36.6 721 [327.3]
UT 11.6 [3.5] tba 2011922
† to be assigned

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540 Series Motors—DK Type (continued)
S 13.0 [4.0] 2011949 tba†
844 703 74.5 808 [366.8]
UT 13.1 [4.0] tba tba
S 13.0 [4.0] tba tba
1,018 848 61.8 808 [366.8]
UT 13.1 [4.0] 2011745 tba
100 83
S 13.0 [4.0] 2011950 tba
1,368 1,140 46.0 808 [366.8]
UT 13.1 [4.0] tba 2011713
S 13.0 [4.0] 2011710 2011723
2,590 2,157 24.3 808 [366.8]
UT 13.1 [4.0] 2011746 tba
S 15.7 [4.8] 2011951 tba
1,491 1,242 52.7 976 [443.1]
UT 15.8 [4.8] 2011934 tba
S 15.7 [4.8] tba tba
125 1,710 104 1,424 46.0 976 [443.1]
UT 15.8 [4.8] tba 2011921
S 15.7 [4.8] 2011711 tba
2,583 2,152 30.4 976 [443.1]
UT 15.8 [4.8] 2011747 2011923
S 19.4 [5.9] tba tba
1,004 836 93.9 UT 18.7 [5.7] 1,169 [530.7] 2011748 tba
CT 18.9 [5.8] tba tba
S 19.4 [5.9] tba tba
150 1,266 125 1,055 74.5 UT 18.7 [5.7] 1,169 [530.7] 2011749 2011714
CT 18.9 [5.8] 2011831 2011827
S 19.4 [5.9] 2012047 1060409
2,575 2,145 36.6 UT 18.7 [5.7] 1,194 [542.1] 2011751 2011916
CT 18.9 [5.8] 2011887 tba
S 20.0 [6.1] tba tba
163 2,790 135 2,324 36.6 1,243 [564.3]
UT 20.0 [6.1] tba 2011890
S 22.2 [6.8] tba tba
1,171 975 94.0 UT 21.2 [6.5] 1,336 [606.5] tba tba
CT 21.5 [6.6] 2011888 tba
S 22.2 [6.8] tba tba
175 146
1,477 1,230 74.5 UT 21.2 [6.5] 1,336 [606.5] 2011752 2011715
CT 21.5 [6.6] 2011832 2011823
S 22.2 [6.8] 2012048 2012045
2,393 1,993 46.0 1,380 [626.5]
UT 21.2 [6.5] 2011935 2011716
S 24.9 [7.6] tba tba
1,339 1,115 93.9 UT 24.1 [7.4] 1,492 [677.4] 2011753 2011718
200 167 CT 24.3 [7.4] 2011835 2011821
S 24.9 [7.6] 2012049 tba
2,386 1,998 52.7 1,498 [680.1]
UT 24.1 [7.4] 2011936 2011768
† to be assigned

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540 Series Motors—DK Type (continued)
S 27.6 [8.4] tba† tba
1,113 927 127.1 UT 26.7 [8.1] 1,672 [759.1] 2011937 tba
CT 27.1 [8.3] tba tba
S 27.6 [8.4] tba tba
1,506 1,254 93.9 UT 26.7 [8.1] 1,672 [759.1] 2011754 2011719
225 188
CT 27.0 [8.2] 2011837 2011820
S 27.6 [8.4] 2011981 tba
2,292 1,909 61.7 1,654 [750.9]
UT 26.7 [8.1] 2011926 tba
S 27.6 [8.4] 2012050 2012044
2,685 2,237 52.7 1,716 [779.1]
UT 26.7 [8.1] 2011755 2011720
S 30.4 [8.3] tba tba
1,237 1,030 127.1 UT 29.5 [9.0] 1,890 [858.1] 2011756 2011721
CT 29.7 [9.1] 2011889 2011773
S 30.4 [9.3] tba tba
250 1,673 208 1,394 94.0 UT 29.5 [9.0] 1,846 [838.1] 2011925 tba
CT 29.7 [9.1] 2011883 tba
S 30.4 [9.3] 2012055 2012046
2,547 2,122 61.7 UT 29.5 [9.0] 1,840 [835.4] 2011757 2011728
CT 29.7 [9.1] 2011884 tba
† to be assigned

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540 Series Motors
540 Series Motors—DX Type

S 4.8 [1.5] tba† tba
25 516 21 430 30.5 298 [135.3]
S 6.1 [1.9] tba tba
513 427 46.0 379 [172.1]
38 31
S 6.1 [1.9] tba tba
1,430 1,191 16.5 379 [172.1]
S 7.5 [2.3] tba tba
509 424 61.8 466 [211.6]
S 7.5 [2.3] tba tba
50 1,033 42 860 30.4 466 [211.6]
UT 7.5 [2.3] 100033719 tba
S 7.5 [2.3] tba tba
1,557 1,297 20.2 443 [201.1]
S 8.9 [2.7] tba tba
527 439 74.6 553 [251.1]
S 8.9 [2.7] tba tba
855 712 46.0 553 [251.1]
63 52
S 8.9 [2.7] tba tba
1,073 894 36.6 553 [251.1]
S 8.9 [2.7] tba tba
1,510 1,258 26.0 553 [251.1]
S 10.2 [3.1] tba tba
764 636 61.7 640 [290.6]
UT 10.3 [3.1] tba tba
S 10.2 [3.1] tba tba
1,026 855 46.0 640 [290.6]
UT 10.3 [3.1] 100033718 tba
75 63
S 10.2 [3.1] tba tba
1,157 964 40.5 640 [290.6]
UT 10.3 [3.1] tba tba
S 10.2 [3.1] tba tba
1,288 1,073 36.6 640 [290.6]
UT 10.3 [3.1] tba tba
S 11.6 [3.5] tba tba
891 742 61.7 721 [327.3]
UT 11.6 [3.5] tba tba
S 11.6 [3.5] tba tba
88 1,197 73 997 46.0 721 [327.3]
UT 11.6 [3.5] tba tba
S 11.6 [3.5] tba tba
1,502 1,251 36.6 721 [327.3]
UT 11.6 [3.5] tba tba
† to be assigned

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540 Series Motors—DX Type (continued)
S 13.1 [4.0] tba† tba
844 703 74.5 808 [366.8]
UT 13.1 [4.0] tba tba
S 13.1 [4.0] tba tba
1,018 848 61.8 808 [366.8]
UT 13.1 [4.0] 100033717 tba
100 83
S 13.1 [4.0] tba tba
1,368 1,140 46.0 808 [366.8]
UT 13.1 [4.0] tba tba
S 13.1 [4.0] tba tba
2,590 2,157 24.3 808 [366.8]
UT 13.1 [4.0] tba tba
S 15.7 [4.8] tba tba
1,491 1,242 52.7 976 [443.1]
UT 15.8 [4.8] tba tba
S 15.7 [4.8] tba tba
125 1,710 104 1,424 46.0 976 [443.1]
UT 15.8 [4.8] tba tba
S 15.7 [4.8] tba tba
2,583 2,152 30.4 976 [443.1]
UT 15.8 [4.8] tba tba
S 19.4 [5.9] tba tba
1,004 836 93.9 UT 18.7 [5.7] 1,169 [530.7] 100033716 tba
CT 18.9 [5.8] tba tba
S 19.4 [5.9] tba tba
150 1,266 125 1,055 74.5 UT 18.7 [5.7] 1,169 [530.7] tba tba
CT 18.9 [5.8] tba tba
S 19.4 [5.9] 2012053 tba
2,575 2,145 36.6 UT 18.7 [5.7] 1,194 [542.1] 2011736 tba
CT 18.9 [5.8] tba tba
S 20.0 [6.1] tba tba
163 2,790 135 2,324 36.6 1,243 [564.3]
UT 20.0 [6.1] tba tba
S 22.2 [6.8] tba tba
1,171 975 94.0 UT 21.2 [6.5] 1,336 [606.5] tba tba
CT 21.5 [6.6] tba tba
S 22.2 [6.8] tba tba
175 146
1,477 1,230 74.5 UT 21.2 [6.5] 1,336 [606.5] tba 2011729
CT 21.5 [6.6] tba 2011767
S 22.2 [6.8] 2012054 tba
2,393 1,993 46.0 1,380 [626.5]
UT 21.2 [6.5] tba tba
S 24.9 [7.6] tba tba
1,339 1,115 93.9 UT 24.1 [7.4] 1,492 [677.4] tba 100033721
200 167 CT 24.3 [7.4] tba 100033722
S 24.9 [7.6] tba tba
2,386 1,998 52.7 1,498 [680.1]
UT 24.1 [7.4] tba tba
† to be assigned

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540 Series Motors—DX Type (continued)
S 27.6 [8.4] tba† tba
1,113 927 127.1 UT 26.7 [8.1] 1,672 [759.1] 2011737 tba
CT 27.1 [8.3] 2011829 tba
S 27.6 [8.4] tba tba
1,506 1,254 93.9 UT 26.7 [8.1] 1,672 [759.1] tba tba
225 188
CT 27.0 [8.2] tba tba
S 27.6 [8.4] tba tba
2,292 1,909 61.7 1,654 [750.9]
UT 26.7 [8.1] tba 2011730
S 27.6 [8.4] tba tba
2,685 2,237 52.7 1,716 [779.1]
UT 26.7 [8.1] 2011738 100033720
S 30.4 [9.3] tba tba
1,237 1,030 127.1 UT 29.5 [9.0] 1,890 [858.1] 2011739 tba
CT 29.7 [9.1] 2011830 tba
S 30.4 [9.3] tba tba
250 1,673 208 1,394 94.0 UT 29.5 [9.0] 1,846 [838.1] tba tba
CT 29.7 [9.1] tba tba
S 30.4 [9.3] tba tba
2,547 2,122 61.7 UT 29.5 [9.0] 1,840 [835.4] 100033715 100089108
CT 29.7 [9.1] tba tba
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562 Dominator* Motors—RK-XD Type

460 383 39.5 UT 4.9 [1.5] 353 [160.3] 2008104 2008323
747 622 24.0 UT 4.9 [1.5] 353 [160.3] 2008105 2008324
1,177 981 15.5 UT 4.9 [1.5] 353 [160.3] 2008106 2008325
30 25
460 383 39.5 S 5.8 [1.8] 421 [191.1] 2008791 2008999
747 622 24.0 S 5.8 [1.8] 421 [191.1] 2008792 2009000
1,177 981 15.5 S 5.8 [1.8] 421 [191.1] 2008793 2009001
375 312 72.0 UT 6.1 [1.9] 440 [199.8] 2008107 2008326
430 358 63.0 UT 6.1 [1.9] 440 [199.8] 2008108 2008327
595 496 45.5 UT 6.1 [1.9] 440 [199.8] 2008109 2008328
704 587 38.5 UT 6.1 [1.9] 440 [199.8] 2008110 2008329
1,143 952 23.5 UT 6.1 [1.9] 440 [199.8] 2008111 2008330
45 38
375 312 72.0 S 7.0 [2.1] 509 [231.1] 2008794 2009002
430 358 63.0 S 7.0 [2.1] 509 [231.1] 2008795 2009003
595 496 45.5 S 7.0 [2.1] 509 [231.1] 2008796 2009004
704 587 38.5 S 7.0 [2.1] 509 [231.1] 2008797 2009005
1,143 952 23.5 S 7.0 [2.1] 509 [231.1] 2008798 2009006
490 408 73.5 UT 6.8 [2.1] 340 [154.4] 2008112 2008331
849 707 42.5 UT 6.8 [2.1] 340 [154.4] 2008113 2008332
1,207 1,006 30.0 UT 6.8 [2.1] 340 [154.4] 2008114 2008333
60 50
490 408 73.5 S 7.7 [2.3] 340 [154.4] 2008799 2009007
849 707 42.5 S 7.7 [2.3] 340 [154.4] 2008800 2009008
1,207 1,006 30.0 S 7.7 [2.3] 340 [154.4] 2008801 2009009
439 366 103.0 UT 8.2 [2.5] 592 [268.8] 2008115 2008334
620 517 73.0 UT 8.2 [2.5] 592 [268.8] 2008116 2008335
802 668 56.5 UT 8.2 [2.5] 592 [268.8] 2008117 2008336
983 819 46.0 UT 8.2 [2.5] 592 [268.8] 2008118 2008337
1,255 1,046 36.0 UT 8.2 [2.5] 592 [268.8] 2008119 2008338
75 63
439 366 103.0 S 9.1 [2.8] 660 [299.6] 2008802 2009010
620 517 73.0 S 9.1 [2.8] 660 [299.6] 2008803 2009011
802 668 56.5 S 9.1 [2.8] 660 [299.6] 2008804 2009012
983 819 46.0 S 9.1 [2.8] 660 [299.6] 2008805 2009013
1,255 1,046 36.0 S 9.1 [2.8] 660 [299.6] 2008806 2009014

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562 Dominator* Motors—RK-XD Type (continued)
412 343 132.0 UT 9.1 [2.8] 656 [297.8] 2008120 2008339
842 702 64.5 UT 9.1 [2.8] 656 [297.8] 2008121 2008340
950 792 57.0 UT 9.1 [2.8] 656 [297.8] 2008122 2008341
1,165 971 46.5 UT 9.1 [2.8] 656 [297.8] 2008123 2008342
1,273 1,061 42.5 UT 9.1 [2.8] 656 [297.8] 2008124 2008343
1,380 1,150 39.5 UT 9.1 [2.8] 656 [297.8] 2008125 2008344
1,488 1,240 36.5 UT 9.1 [2.8] 656 [297.8] 2008126 2008345
2,133 1,777 25.5 UT 9.1 [2.8] 656 [297.8] 2008127 1193218
90 75
412 343 132.0 S 10.0 [3.1] 724 [328.7] 2008807 2009015
842 702 64.5 S 10.0 [3.1] 724 [328.7] 2008808 2009016
950 792 57.0 S 10.0 [3.1] 724 [328.7] 2008809 2009017
1,165 971 46.5 S 10.0 [3.1] 724 [328.7] 2008810 2009018
1,273 1,061 42.5 S 10.0 [3.1] 724 [328.7] 2008811 2009019
1,380 1,150 39.5 S 10.0 [3.1] 724 [328.7] 2008812 2009020
1,488 1,240 36.5 S 10.0 [3.1] 724 [328.7] 2008813 2009021
2,133 1,777 25.5 S 10.0 [3.1] 724 [328.7] 2008814 2009022
485 404 130.0 UT 10.3 [3.1] 743 [337.3] 2008128 2008347
865 721 73.0 UT 10.3 [3.1] 743 [337.3] 2008129 2008348
1,118 932 56.5 UT 10.3 [3.1] 743 [337.3] 2008130 2008349
1,371 1,142 46.0 UT 10.3 [3.1] 743 [337.3] 2008131 2008350
105 88
485 404 130.0 S 11.2 [3.4] 812 [368.6] 2008815 2009023
865 721 73.0 S 11.2 [3.4] 812 [368.6] 2008816 2009024
1,118 932 56.5 S 11.2 [3.4] 812 [368.6] 2008817 2009025
1,371 1,142 46.0 S 11.2 [3.4] 812 [368.6] 2008818 2009026
837 697 86.5 UT 11.2 [3.4] 807 [366.4] 2008132 2008351
980 817 73.5 UT 11.2 [3.4] 807 [366.4] 2008133 2008352
1,267 1,056 57.0 UT 11.2 [3.4] 807 [366.4] 2008134 2008353
1,410 1,175 51.0 UT 11.2 [3.4] 807 [366.4] 2008135 2008354
2,270 1,892 32.0 UT 11.2 [3.4] 807 [366.4] 2008136 2008355
2,558 2,132 28.0 UT 11.2 [3.4] 807 [366.4] 2008137 2008356
4,279 3,566 17.0 UT 11.2 [3.4] 807 [366.4] 2008138 2008357
120 100
837 697 86.5 S 12.1 [3.7] 876 [397.7] 2008819 2009028
980 817 73.5 S 12.1 [3.7] 876 [397.7] 2008820 2009029
1,267 1,056 57.0 S 12.1 [3.7] 876 [397.7] 2008821 2009030
1,410 1,175 51.0 S 12.1 [3.7] 876 [397.7] 2008822 2009031
2,270 1,892 32.0 S 12.1 [3.7] 876 [397.7] 2008823 2009032
2,558 2,132 28.0 S 12.1 [3.7] 876 [397.7] 2008824 2009033
4,279 3,566 17.0 S 12.1 [3.7] 876 [397.7] 2008825 2009034
948 790 85.5 UT 12.4 [3.8] 895 [406.3] 2008554 2008716
1,110 925 73.0 UT 12.4 [3.8] 895 [406.3] 2008555 2008717
1,435 1,196 56.5 UT 12.4 [3.8] 895 [406.3] 2008556 2008718
1,760 1,467 46.0 UT 12.4 [3.8] 895 [406.3] 2008557 2008719
135 113
948 790 85.5 S 13.3 [4.1] 963 [437.2] 2009136 2009298
1,110 925 73.0 S 13.3 [4.1] 963 [437.2] 2009137 2009299
1,435 1,196 56.5 S 13.3 [4.1] 963 [437.2] 2009138 2009300
1,760 1,467 46.0 S 13.3 [4.1] 963 [437.2] 2009139 2009301

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867 722 104.0 UT 13.2 [4.0] 959 [435.4] 2008558 2008720
1,225 1,021 73.5 UT 13.2 [4.0] 959 [435.4] 2008559 2008721
1,404 1,170 64.5 UT 13.2 [4.0] 959 [435.4] 2008560 2008722
2,300 1,917 39.5 UT 13.2 [4.0] 959 [435.4] 2008561 2008723
2,659 2,216 34.0 UT 13.2 [4.0] 959 [435.4] 2008562 2008724
3,197 2,264 28.0 UT 13.2 [4.0] 959 [435.4] 2008563 2008725
4,273 3,561 21.0 UT 13.2 [4.0] 959 [435.4] 2008564 2008726
150 125
867 722 104.0 S 14.2 [4.3] 1,027 [466.3] 2009140 2009302
1,225 1,021 73.5 S 14.2 [4.3] 1,027 [466.3] 2009141 2009303
1,404 1,170 64.5 S 14.2 [4.3] 1,027 [466.3] 2009142 2009304
2,300 1,917 39.5 S 14.2 [4.3] 1,027 [466.3] 2009143 2009305
2,659 2,216 34.0 S 14.2 [4.3] 1,027 [466.3] 2009144 2009306
3,197 2,264 28.0 S 14.2 [4.3] 1,027 [466.3] 2009145 2009307
4,273 3,561 21.0 S 14.2 [4.3] 1,027 [466.3] 2009146 2009308
1,355 1,129 73.5 UT 14.5 [4.4] 1,046 [474.9] 2008565 2008727
1,752 1,460 56.5 UT 14.5 [4.4] 1,046 [474.9] 2008566 2008728
2,148 1,790 46.0 UT 14.5 [4.4] 1,046 [474.9] 2008567 2008729
165 138
1,355 1,129 73.5 S 15.4 [4.7] 1,115 [506.2] 2009147 2009309
1,752 1,460 56.5 S 15.4 [4.7] 1,115 [506.2] 2009148 2009310
2,148 1,790 46.0 S 15.4 [4.7] 1,115 [506.2] 2009149 2009311
1,040 867 104.0 UT 15.3 [4.7] 1,110 [503.9] 2008153 2008372
1,255 1,046 86.5 UT 15.3 [4.7] 1,110 [503.9] 2008154 2008373
1,685 1,404 64.5 UT 15.3 [4.7] 1,110 [503.9] 2008155 2008374
1,900 1,583 57.0 UT 15.3 [4.7] 1,110 [503.9] 2008156 2008375
2,115 1,762 51.0 UT 15.3 [4.7] 1,110 [503.9] 2008157 2008376
2,545 2,121 42.5 UT 15.3 [4.7] 1,110 [503.9] 2008158 2008377
3,190 2,658 34.0 UT 15.3 [4.7] 1,110 [503.9] 2008159 2008378
4,051 3,376 26.5 UT 15.3 [4.7] 1,110 [503.9] 2008160 2008379
180 150
1,040 867 104.0 S 16.3 [5.0] 1,179 [535.3] 2008840 2009049
1,255 1,046 86.5 S 16.3 [5.0] 1,179 [535.3] 2008841 2009050
1,685 1,404 64.5 S 16.3 [5.0] 1,179 [535.3] 2008842 2009051
1,900 1,583 57.0 S 16.3 [5.0] 1,179 [535.3] 2008843 2009052
2,115 1,762 51.0 S 16.3 [5.0] 1,179 [535.3] 2008844 2009053
2,545 2,121 42.5 S 16.3 [5.0] 1,179 [535.3] 2008845 2009054
3,190 2,658 34.0 S 16.3 [5.0] 1,179 [535.3] 2008846 2009055
4,051 3,376 26.5 S 16.3 [5.0] 1,179 [535.3] 2008847 2009056

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1,213 1,011 104.0 UT 17.4 [5.3] 1,262 [572.9] 2008161 2008380
2,468 2,057 51.0 UT 17.4 [5.3] 1,262 [572.9] 2008162 2008381
3,722 3,102 34.0 UT 17.4 [5.3] 1,262 [572.9] 2008163 2008382
210 175
1,213 1,011 104.0 S 18.4 [5.6] 1,331 [604.3] 2008848 2009057
2,468 2,057 51.0 S 18.4 [5.6] 1,331 [604.3] 2008849 2009058
3,722 3,102 34.0 S 18.4 [5.6] 1,331 [604.3] 2008850 2009059
1,100 917 131.0 UT 19.5 [5.9] 1,414 [642.0] 2008164 2008383
1,386 1,155 104.0 UT 19.5 [5.9] 1,414 [642.0] 2008165 2008384
2,247 1,872 64.5 UT 19.5 [5.9] 1,414 [642.0] 2008168 2008385
2,534 2,112 57.0 UT 19.5 [5.9] 1,414 [642.0] 2008169 2008386
4,255 3,546 34.0 UT 19.5 [5.9] 1,414 [642.0] 2008170 2008387
1,100 917 131.0 CT 19.7 [6.0] 1,423 [646.0] 2009704 2009728
240 200
1,386 1,155 104.0 CT 19.7 [6.0] 1,423 [646.0] 2009705 2009729
1,100 917 131.0 S 20.5 [6.3] 1,482 [672.8] 2008851 2009060
1,386 1,155 104.0 S 20.5 [6.3] 1,482 [672.8] 2008852 2009061
2,247 1,872 64.5 S 20.5 [6.3] 1,482 [672.8] 2008853 2009062
2,534 2,112 57.0 S 20.5 [6.3] 1,482 [672.8] 2008854 2009063
4,255 3,546 34.0 S 20.5 [6.3] 1,482 [672.8] 2008855 2009064
1,237 1,031 131.0 UT 21.6 [6.6] 1,565 [710.5] 2008171 2008388
1,560 1,300 104.0 UT 21.6 [6.6] 1,565 [710.5] 2008172 2008389
1,882 1,568 86.5 UT 21.6 [6.6] 1,565 [710.5] 2008173 2008390
2,205 1,837 73.5 UT 21.6 [6.6] 1,565 [710.5] 2008174 2008391
2,528 2,107 64.5 UT 21.6 [6.6] 1,565 [710.5] 2008175 2008392
1,237 1,031 131.0 CT 21.8 [6.6] 1,575 [715.1] 2009706 2009730
270 1,560 225 1,300 104.0 CT 21.8 [6.6] 1,575 [715.1] 2009707 2009731
1,882 1,568 86.5 CT 21.8 [6.6] 1,575 [715.1] 2009708 2009732
1,237 1,031 131.0 S 22.6 [6.9] 1,634 [741.8] 2008856 2009065
1,560 1,300 104.0 S 22.6 [6.9] 1,634 [741.8] 2008857 2009066
1,882 1,568 86.5 S 22.6 [6.9] 1,634 [741.8] 2008858 2009067
2,205 1,837 73.5 S 22.6 [6.9] 1,634 [741.8] 2008859 2009068
2,528 2,107 64.5 S 22.6 [6.9] 1,634 [741.8] 2008860 2009069
1,374 1,145 131.0 UT 23.7 [7.2] 1,717 [779.5] 2008176 2008488
1,733 1,444 104.0 UT 23.7 [7.2] 1,717 [779.5] 2008177 2008489
2,091 1,742 86.5 UT 23.7 [7.2] 1,717 [779.5] 2008178 2008490
2,450 2,042 73.5 UT 23.7 [7.2] 1,717 [779.5] 2008179 2008491
4,242 3,535 42.5 UT 23.7 [7.2] 1,717 [779.5] 2008180 2008492
1,374 1,145 131.0 CT 23.9 [7.3] 1,726 [783.6] 2009709 2009764
300 1,733 250 1,444 104.0 CT 23.9 [7.3] 1,726 [783.6] 2009710 2009765
2091 1,742 86.5 CT 23.9 [7.3] 1,726 [783.6] 2009711 2009766
1,374 1,145 131.0 S 24.7 [7.5] 1,785 [810.4] 2008861 2009070
1,733 1,444 104.0 S 24.7 [7.5] 1,785 [810.4] 2008862 2009071
2,091 1,742 86.5 S 24.7 [7.5] 1,785 [810.4] 2008863 2009072
2,450 2,042 73.5 S 24.7 [7.5] 1,785 [810.4] 2008864 2009073
4,242 3,535 42.5 S 24.7 [7.5] 1,785 [810.4] 2008865 2009074

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1,512 1,260 131.0 UT 25.8 [7.9] 1,868 [848.1] 2008181 2008493
1,906 1,588 104.0 UT 25.8 [7.9] 1,868 [848.1] 2008182 2008484
2,695 2,246 73.5 UT 25.8 [7.9] 1,868 [848.1] 2008183 2008495
3,484 2,903 57.0 UT 25.8 [7.9] 1,868 [848.1] 2008184 2008496
3,878 3,232 51.0 UT 25.8 [7.9] 1,868 [848.1] 2008185 2008497
1,512 1,260 131.0 CT 25.9 [7.9] 1,878 [852.6] 2009712 2009736
330 275
1,906 1,588 104.0 CT 25.9 [7.9] 1,878 [852.6] 2009713 2009737
1,512 1,260 131.0 S 26.8 [8.2] 1,937 [879.4] 2008866 2009075
1,906 1,588 104.0 S 26.8 [8.2] 1,937 [879.4] 2008867 2009076
2,695 2,246 73.5 S 26.8 [8.2] 1,937 [879.4] 2008868 2009077
3,484 2,903 57.0 S 26.8 [8.2] 1,937 [879.4] 2008869 2009078
3,878 3,232 51.0 S 26.8 [8.2] 1,937 [879.4] 2008870 2009079
1,649 1,374 131.0 UT 27.9 [8.5] 2,020 [917.1] 2008186 2008405
2,080 1,733 104.0 UT 27.9 [8.5] 2,020 [917.1] 2008187 2008406
2,510 2,092 86.5 UT 27.9 [8.5] 2,020 [917.1] 2008188 2008407
3,370 2,808 64.5 UT 27.9 [8.5] 2,020 [917.1] 2008189 2008408
4,230 3,525 51.0 UT 27.9 [8.5] 2,020 [917.1] 2008190 2008409
1,649 1,374 131.0 CT 28.0 [8.5] 2,030 [921.6] 2009726 2009738
360 300
2,080 1,733 104.0 CT 28.0 [8.5] 2,030 [921.6] 2009727 2009739
1,649 1,374 131.0 S 28.9 [8.8] 2,088 [948.0] 2008871 2009080
2,080 1,733 104.0 S 28.9 [8.8] 2,088 [948.0] 2008872 2009081
2,510 2,092 86.5 S 28.9 [8.8] 2,088 [948.0] 2008873 2009082
3,370 2,808 64.5 S 28.9 [8.8] 2,088 [948.0] 2008874 2009083
4,230 3,525 51.0 S 28.9 [8.8] 2,088 [948.0] 2008875 2009084
1,321 1,101 150.0 UT 30.1 [9.2] 2,171 [985.6] 2008472 2008503
1,787 1,489 131.0 UT 30.1 [9.2] 2,171 [985.6] 2008473 2008504
2,253 1,877 104.0 UT 30.1 [9.2] 2,171 [985.6] 2008193 2008412
2,718 2,265 86.5 UT 30.1 [9.2] 2,171 [985.6] 2008194 2008413
3,650 3,042 64.5 UT 30.1 [9.2] 2,171 [985.6] 2008195 2008414
1,321 1,101 150.0 CT 30.1 [9.2] 2,181 [990.2] 2009747 2009771
390 325
1,787 1,489 131.0 CT 30.1 [9.2] 2,181 [990.2] 2009748 2009772
1,321 1,101 150.0 S 30.9 [9.4] 2,240 [1,017.0] 2008876 2009085
1,787 1,489 131.0 S 30.9 [9.4] 2,240 [1,017.0] 2008877 2009086
2,253 1,877 104.0 S 30.9 [9.4] 2,240 [1,017.0] 2008878 2009087
2,718 2,265 86.5 S 30.9 [9.4] 2,240 [1,017.0] 2008879 2009088
3,650 3,042 64.5 S 30.9 [9.4] 2,240 [1,017.0] 2008880 2009089
1,924 1,603 131.0 UT 32.1 [9.8] 2,323 [1,054.6] 2008446 2008508
2,426 2,022 104.0 UT 32.1 [9.8] 2,323 [1,054.6] 2008197 2008416
2,928 2,440 86.5 UT 32.1 [9.8] 2,323 [1,054.6] 2008198 2008417
3,430 2,858 73.5 UT 32.1 [9.8] 2,323 [1,054.6] 2008199 2008418
3,932 3,277 64.5 UT 32.1 [9.8] 2,323 [1,054.6] 2008200 2008419
420 1,924 350 1,603 131.0 CT 32.2 [9.8] 2,333 [1,059.2] 2009749 2009773
1,924 1,603 131.0 S 33.0 [10.1] 2,391 [1,085.5] 2008881 2009090
2,426 2,022 104.0 S 33.0 [10.1] 2,391 [1,085.5] 2008883 2009091
2,928 2,440 86.5 S 33.0 [10.1] 2,391 [1,085.5] 2008885 2009092
3,430 2,858 73.5 S 33.0 [10.1] 2,391 [1,085.5] 2008886 2009093
3,932 3,277 64.5 S 33.0 [10.1] 2,391 [1,085.5] 2008887 2009094

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1,524 1,270 178.0 UT 34.2 [10.4] 2,474 [1,123.2] 2008451 2008513
2,062 1,718 131.0 UT 34.2 [10.4] 2,474 [1,123.2] 2008452 2008514
2,600 2,167 104.0 UT 34.2 [10.4] 2,474 [1,123.2] 2008203 2008422
3,137 2,614 86.5 UT 34.2 [10.4] 2,474 [1,123.2] 2008204 2008423
3,675 3,062 73.5 UT 34.2 [10.4] 2,474 [1,123.2] 2008205 2008424
4,213 3,511 64.5 UT 34.2 [10.4] 2,474 [1,123.2] 2008206 2008425
1,524 1,270 178.0 CT 34.3 [10.5] 2,484 [1,127.7] 2009750 2009774
450 375
2,062 1,718 131.0 CT 34.3 [10.5] 2,484 [1,127.7] 2009751 2009775
1,524 1,270 178.0 S 35.1 [10.7] 2,543 [1,154.5] 2008888 2009095
2,062 1,718 131.0 S 35.1 [10.7] 2,543 [1,154.5] 2008889 2009096
2,600 2,167 104.0 S 35.1 [10.7] 2,543 [1,154.5] 2008890 2009097
3,137 2,614 86.5 S 35.1 [10.7] 2,543 [1,154.5] 2008891 2009098
3,675 3,062 73.5 S 35.1 [10.7] 2,543 [1,154.5] 2008892 2009099
4,213 3,511 64.5 S 35.1 [10.7] 2,543 [1,154.5] 2008893 2009100

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562 Dominator* Motors—RX-XD Type

460 383 39.5 UT 4.9 [1.5] 353 [160.3] 2008159 2008681
747 622 24.0 UT 4.9 [1.5] 353 [160.3 2008520 2008682
1,177 981 15.5 UT 4.9 [1.5] 353 [160.3] 2008521 2008683
30 25
460 383 39.5 S 5.8 [1.8] 421 [191.1] 2009101 2009262
747 622 24.0 S 5.8 [1.8] 421 [191.1] 2009102 2009264
1,177 981 15.5 S 5.8 [1.8] 421 [191.1] 2009103 2009265
375 312 72.0 UT 6.1 [1.9] 440 [199.8] 2008522 2008684
430 358 63.0 UT 6.1 [1.9] 440 [199.8] 2008523 2008685
595 496 45.5 UT 6.1 [1.9] 440 [199.8] 2008524 2008686
704 587 38.5 UT 6.1 [1.9] 440 [199.8] 2008525 2008687
1,143 952 23.5 UT 6.1 [1.9] 440 [199.8] 2008526 2008688
45 38
375 312 72.0 S 7.0 [2.1] 509 [231.1] 2009104 2009266
430 358 63.0 S 7.0 [2.1] 509 [231.1] 2009105 2009267
595 496 45.5 S 7.0 [2.1] 509 [231.1] 2009106 2009268
704 587 38.5 S 7.0 [2.1] 509 [231.1] 2009107 2009269
1,143 952 23.5 S 7.0 [2.1] 509 [231.1] 2009108 2009270
490 408 73.5 UT 6.8 [2.1] 340 [154.4] 2008527 2008689
849 707 42.5 UT 6.8 [2.1] 340 [154.4] 2008528 2008670
1,207 1,006 30.0 UT 6.8 [2.1] 340 [154.4] 2008529 2008671
60 50
490 408 73.5 S 7.7 [2.3] 340 [154.4] 2009109 2009271
849 707 42.5 S 7.7 [2.3] 340 [154.4] 2009110 2009272
1,207 1,006 30.0 S 7.7 [2.3] 340 [154.4] 2009111 2009273
439 366 103.0 UT 8.2 [2.5] 592 [268.8] 2008530 2008692
620 517 73.0 UT 8.2 [2.5] 592 [268.8] 2008531 2008693
802 668 56.5 UT 8.2 [2.5] 592 [268.8] 2008532 2008694
983 819 46.0 UT 8.2 [2.5] 592 [268.8] 2008533 2008695
1,255 1,046 36.0 UT 8.2 [2.5] 592 [268.8] 2008534 2008696
75 63
439 366 103.0 S 9.1 [2.8] 660 [299.6] 2009112 2009274
620 517 73.0 S 9.1 [2.8] 660 [299.6] 2009113 2009275
802 668 56.5 S 9.1 [2.8] 660 [299.6] 2009114 2009276
983 819 46.0 S 9.1 [2.8] 660 [299.6] 2009115 2009277
1,255 1,046 36.0 S 9.1 [2.8] 660 [299.6] 2009116 2009278

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562 Dominator* Motors—RX-XD Type (continued)
412 343 132.0 UT 9.1 [2.8] 656 [297.8] 2008535 2008697
842 702 64.5 UT 9.1 [2.8] 656 [297.8] 2008536 2008698
950 792 57.0 UT 9.1 [2.8] 656 [297.8] 2008537 2008699
1,165 971 46.5 UT 9.1 [2.8] 656 [297.8] 2008538 2008700
1,273 1,061 42.5 UT 9.1 [2.8] 656 [297.8] 2008539 2008701
1,380 1,150 39.5 UT 9.1 [2.8] 656 [297.8] 2008540 2008702
1,488 1,240 36.5 UT 9.1 [2.8] 656 [297.8] 2008541 2008703
2,133 1,777 25.5 UT 9.1 [2.8] 656 [297.8] 2008542 2008704
90 75
412 343 132.0 S 10.0 [3.1] 724 [328.7] 2009117 2009279
842 702 64.5 S 10.0 [3.1] 724 [328.7] 2009118 2009280
950 792 57.0 S 10.0 [3.1] 724 [328.7] 2009119 2009281
1,165 971 46.5 S 10.0 [3.1] 724 [328.7] 2009120 2009282
1,273 1,061 42.5 S 10.0 [3.1] 724 [328.7] 2009121 2009293
1,380 1,150 39.5 S 10.0 [3.1] 724 [328.7] 2009122 2009284
1,488 1,240 36.5 S 10.0 [3.1] 724 [328.7] 2009123 2009285
2,133 1,777 25.5 S 10.0 [3.1] 724 [328.7] 2009124 2009286
485 404 130.0 UT 10.3 [3.1] 743 [337.3] 2008543 2008705
865 721 73.0 UT 10.3 [3.1] 743 [337.3] 2008544 2008706
1,118 932 56.5 UT 10.3 [3.1] 743 [337.3] 2008545 2008707
1,371 1,142 46.0 UT 10.3 [3.1] 743 [337.3] 2008546 2008708
105 88
485 404 130.0 S 11.2 [3.4] 812 [368.6] 2009125 2009287
865 721 73.0 S 11.2 [3.4] 812 [368.6] 2009126 2009288
1,118 932 56.5 S 11.2 [3.4] 812 [368.6] 2009127 2009289
1,371 1,142 46.0 S 11.2 [3.4] 812 [368.6] 2009128 2009290
837 697 86.5 UT 11.2 [3.4] 807 [366.4] 2008547 2008709
980 817 73.5 UT 11.2 [3.4] 807 [366.4] 2008548 2008710
1,267 1,056 57.0 UT 11.2 [3.4] 807 [366.4] 2008549 2008711
1,410 1,175 51.0 UT 11.2 [3.4] 807 [366.4] 2008550 2008712
2,270 1,892 32.0 UT 11.2 [3.4] 807 [366.4] 2008551 2008713
2,558 2,132 28.0 UT 11.2 [3.4] 807 [366.4] 2008552 2008714
4,279 3,566 17.0 UT 11.2 [3.4] 807 [366.4] 2008553 2008715
120 100
837 697 86.5 S 12.1 [3.7] 876 [397.7] 2009129 2009291
980 817 73.5 S 12.1 [3.7] 876 [397.7] 2009130 2009292
1,267 1,056 57.0 S 12.1 [3.7] 876 [397.7] 2009131 2009293
1,410 1,175 51.0 S 12.1 [3.7] 876 [397.7] 2009132 2009294
2,270 1,892 32.0 S 12.1 [3.7] 876 [397.7] 2009133 2009295
2,558 2,132 28.0 S 12.1 [3.7] 876 [397.7] 2009134 2009296
4,279 3,566 17.0 S 12.1 [3.7] 876 [397.7] 2009135 2009297
948 790 85.5 UT 12.4 [3.8] 895 [406.3] 2008554 2008716
1,110 925 73.0 UT 12.4 [3.8] 895 [406.3] 2008555 2008717
1,435 1,196 56.5 UT 12.4 [3.8] 895 [406.3] 2008556 2008718
1,760 1,467 46.0 UT 12.4 [3.8] 895 [406.3] 2008557 2008719
135 113
948 790 85.5 S 13.3 [4.1] 963 [437.2] 2009136 2009298
1,110 925 73.0 S 13.3 [4.1] 963 [437.2] 2009137 2009299
1,435 1,196 56.5 S 13.3 [4.1] 963 [437.2] 2009138 2009300
1,760 1,467 46.0 S 13.3 [4.1] 963 [437.2] 2009139 2009301

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867 722 104.0 UT 13.2 [4.0] 959 [435.4] 2008558 2008720
1,225 1,021 73.5 UT 13.2 [4.0] 959 [435.4] 2008559 2008721
1,404 1,170 64.5 UT 13.2 [4.0] 959 [435.4] 2008560 2008722
2,300 1,917 39.5 UT 13.2 [4.0] 959 [435.4] 2008561 2008723
2,659 2,216 34.0 UT 13.2 [4.0] 959 [435.4] 2008562 2008724
3,197 2,264 28.0 UT 13.2 [4.0] 959 [435.4] 2008563 2008725
4,273 3,561 21.0 UT 13.2 [4.0] 959 [435.4] 2008564 2008726
150 125
867 722 104.0 S 14.2 [4.3] 1,027 [466.3] 2009140 2009302
1,225 1,021 73.5 S 14.2 [4.3] 1,027 [466.3] 2009141 2009303
1,404 1,170 64.5 S 14.2 [4.3] 1,027 [466.3] 2009142 2009304
2,300 1,917 39.5 S 14.2 [4.3] 1,027 [466.3] 2009143 2009305
2,659 2,216 34.0 S 14.2 [4.3] 1,027 [466.3] 2009144 2009306
3,197 2,264 28.0 S 14.2 [4.3] 1,027 [466.3] 2009145 2009307
4,273 3,561 21.0 S 14.2 [4.3] 1,027 [466.3] 2009146 2009308
1,355 1,129 73.5 UT 14.5 [4.4] 1,046 [474.9] 2008565 2008727
1,752 1,460 56.5 UT 14.5 [4.4] 1,046 [474.9] 2008566 2008728
2,148 1,790 46.0 UT 14.5 [4.4] 1,046 [474.9] 2008567 2008729
165 138
1,355 1,129 73.5 S 15.4 [4.7] 1,115 [506.2] 2009147 2009309
1,752 1,460 56.5 S 15.4 [4.7] 1,115 [506.2] 2009148 2009310
2,148 1,790 46.0 S 15.4 [4.7] 1,115 [506.2] 2009149 2009311
1,040 867 104.0 UT 15.3 [4.7] 1,110 [503.9] 2008570 2008730
1,255 1,046 86.5 UT 15.3 [4.7] 1,110 [503.9] 2008571 2008731
1,685 1,404 64.5 UT 15.3 [4.7] 1,110 [503.9] 2008572 2008732
1,900 1,583 57.0 UT 15.3 [4.7] 1,110 [503.9] 2008573 2008733
2,115 1,762 51.0 UT 15.3 [4.7] 1,110 [503.9] 2008574 2008734
2,545 2,121 42.5 UT 15.3 [4.7] 1,110 [503.9] 2008575 2008735
3,190 2,658 34.0 UT 15.3 [4.7] 1,110 [503.9] 2008576 2008736
4,051 3,376 26.5 UT 15.3 [4.7] 1,110 [503.9] 2008577 2008737
180 150
1,040 867 104.0 S 16.3 [5.0] 1,179 [535.3] 2009150 2009312
1,255 1,046 86.5 S 16.3 [5.0] 1,179 [535.3] 2009151 2009313
1,685 1,404 64.5 S 16.3 [5.0] 1,179 [535.3] 2009152 2009314
1,900 1,583 57.0 S 16.3 [5.0] 1,179 [535.3] 2009153 2009315
2,115 1,762 51.0 S 16.3 [5.0] 1,179 [535.3] 2009154 2009316
2,545 2,121 42.5 S 16.3 [5.0] 1,179 [535.3] 2009155 2009317
3,190 2,658 34.0 S 16.3 [5.0] 1,179 [535.3] 2009156 2009318
4,051 3,376 26.5 S 16.3 [5.0] 1,179 [535.3] 2009157 2009319
1,213 1,011 104.0 UT 17.4 [5.3] 1,262 [572.9] 2008161 2008380
2,468 2,057 51.0 UT 17.4 [5.3] 1,262 [572.9] 2008162 2008381
3,722 3,102 34.0 UT 17.4 [5.3] 1,262 [572.9] 2008163 2008382
210 175
1,213 1,011 104.0 S 18.4 [5.6] 1,331 [604.3] 2008848 2009057
2,468 2,057 51.0 S 18.4 [5.6] 1,331 [604.3] 2008849 2009058
3,722 3,102 34.0 S 18.4 [5.6] 1,331 [604.3] 2008850 2009059

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1,100 917 131.0 UT 19.5 [5.9] 1,414 [642.0] 2008581 2008741
1,386 1,155 104.0 UT 19.5 [5.9] 1,414 [642.0] 2008582 2008742
2,247 1,872 64.5 UT 19.5 [5.9] 1,414 [642.0] 2008583 2008744
2,534 2,112 57.0 UT 19.5 [5.9] 1,414 [642.0] 2008584 2008745
4,255 3,546 34.0 UT 19.5 [5.9] 1,414 [642.0] 2008585 tba†
1,100 917 131.0 CT 19.7 [6.0] 1,423 [646.0] 2009776 2009795
240 200
1,386 1,155 104.0 CT 19.7 [6.0] 1,423 [646.0] 2009777 2009796
1,100 917 131.0 S 20.5 [6.3] 1,482 [672.8] 2009161 2009323
1,386 1,155 104.0 S 20.5 [6.3] 1,482 [672.8] 2009162 2009324
2,247 1,872 64.5 S 20.5 [6.3] 1,482 [672.8] 2009163 2009325
2,534 2,112 57.0 S 20.5 [6.3] 1,482 [672.8] 2009164 2009326
4,255 3,546 34.0 S 20.5 [6.3] 1,482 [672.8] 2009165 2009327
1,237 1,031 131.0 UT 21.6 [6.6] 1,565 [710.5] 2008586 2008746
1,560 1,300 104.0 UT 21.6 [6.6] 1,565 [710.5] 2008587 2008747
1,882 1,568 86.5 UT 21.6 [6.6] 1,565 [710.5] 2008588 2008748
2,205 1,837 73.5 UT 21.6 [6.6] 1,565 [710.5] 2008589 2008749
2,528 2,107 64.5 UT 21.6 [6.6] 1,565 [710.5] 2008590 2008750
1,237 1,031 131.0 CT 21.8 [6.6] 1,575 [715.1] 2009778 2009797
270 1,560 225 1,300 104.0 CT 21.8 [6.6] 1,575 [715.1] 2009779 2009798
1,882 1,568 86.5 CT 21.8 [6.6] 1,575 [715.1] 2009835 2009799
1,237 1,031 131.0 S 22.6 [6.9] 1,634 [741.8] 2009166 2009328
1,560 1,300 104.0 S 22.6 [6.9] 1,634 [741.8] 2009167 2009329
1,882 1,568 86.5 S 22.6 [6.9] 1,634 [741.8] 2009168 2009330
2,205 1,837 73.5 S 22.6 [6.9] 1,634 [741.8] 2009169 2009331
2,528 2,107 64.5 S 22.6 [6.9] 1,634 [741.8] 2009170 2009332
1,374 1,145 131.0 UT 23.7 [7.2] 1,717 [779.5] 2008591 2008751
1,733 1,444 104.0 UT 23.7 [7.2] 1,717 [779.5] 2008592 2008752
2,091 1,742 86.5 UT 23.7 [7.2] 1,717 [779.5] 2008593 2008753
2,450 2,042 73.5 UT 23.7 [7.2] 1,717 [779.5] 2008594 2008754
4,242 3,535 42.5 UT 23.7 [7.2] 1,717 [779.5] 2008595 2008755
1,374 1,145 131.0 CT 23.9 [7.3] 1,726 [783.6] 2009780 2009800
300 1,733 250 1,444 104.0 CT 23.9 [7.3] 1,726 [783.6] 2009781 2009801
2,091 1,742 86.5 CT 23.9 [7.3] 1,726 [783.6] 2009782 2009802
1,374 1,145 131.0 S 24.7 [7.5] 1,785 [810.4] 2009171 2009333
1,733 1,444 104.0 S 24.7 [7.5] 1,785 [810.4] 2009172 2009334
2,091 1,742 86.5 S 24.7 [7.5] 1,785 [810.4] 2009173 2009335
2,450 2,042 73.5 S 24.7 [7.5] 1,785 [810.4] 2009174 2009336
4,242 3,535 42.5 S 24.7 [7.5] 1,785 [810.4] 2009175 2009337
† to be assigned

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1,512 1,260 131.0 UT 25.8 [7.9] 1,868 [848.1] 2008596 2008756
1,906 1,588 104.0 UT 25.8 [7.9] 1,868 [848.1] 2008597 2008757
2,695 2,246 73.5 UT 25.8 [7.9] 1,868 [848.1] 2008598 2008758
3,484 2,903 57.0 UT 25.8 [7.9] 1,868 [848.1] 2008599 2008759
3,878 3,232 51.0 UT 25.8 [7.9] 1,868 [848.1] 2008600 2008760
1,512 1,260 131.0 CT 25.9 [7.9] 1,878 [852.6] 2009783 2009803
330 275
1,906 1,588 104.0 CT 25.9 [7.9] 1,878 [852.6] 2009784 2009804
1,512 1,260 131.0 S 26.8 [8.2] 1,937 [879.4] 2009176 2009338
1,906 1,588 104.0 S 26.8 [8.2] 1,937 [879.4] 2009178 2009339
2,695 2,246 73.5 S 26.8 [8.2] 1,937 [879.4] 2009179 2009340
3,484 2,903 57.0 S 26.8 [8.2] 1,937 [879.4] 2009180 2009341
3,878 3,232 51.0 S 26.8 [8.2] 1,937 [879.4] 2009181 2009342
1,649 1,374 131.0 UT 27.9 [8.5] 2,020 [917.1] 2011002 2011022
2,080 1,733 104.0 UT 27.9 [8.5] 2,020 [917.1] 2011003 2011023
2,510 2,092 86.5 UT 27.9 [8.5] 2,020 [917.1] 2011004 2011024
3,370 2,808 64.5 UT 27.9 [8.5] 2,020 [917.1] 2011005 2011025
4,230 3,525 51.0 UT 27.9 [8.5] 2,020 [917.1] 2011006 2011026
1,649 1,374 131.0 CT 28.0 [8.5] 2,030 [921.6] 2011146 2011150
360 300
2,080 1,733 104.0 CT 28.0 [8.5] 2,030 [921.6] 2011147 2011151
1,649 1,374 131.0 S 28.9 [8.8] 2,088 [948.0] 2010920 2010962
2,080 1,733 104.0 S 28.9 [8.8] 2,088 [948.0] 2010921 2010963
2,510 2,092 86.5 S 28.9 [8.8] 2,088 [948.0] 2010922 2010964
3,370 2,808 64.5 S 28.9 [8.8] 2,088 [948.0] 2010923 2010965
4,230 3,525 51.0 S 28.9 [8.8] 2,088 [948.0] 010924 2010966
1,321 1,101 150.0 UT 30.0 [9.2] 2,171 [985.6] 2011037 2011057
1,787 1,489 131.0 UT 30.0 [9.2] 2,171 [985.6] 2011038 2011058
2,253 1,877 104.0 UT 30.0 [9.2] 2,171 [985.6] 2011010 2011029
2,718 2,265 86.5 UT 30.0 [9.2] 2,171 [985.6] 2011011 2011030
3,650 3,042 64.5 UT 30.0 [9.2] 2,171 [985.6] 2011012 2011031
1,321 1,101 150.0 CT 30.1 [9.2] 2,181 [990.2] 2011154 2011168
390 325
1,787 1,489 131.0 CT 30.1 [9.2] 2,181 [990.2] 2011155 2011169
1,321 1,101 150.0 S 30.9 [9.4] 2,240 [1,017.0] 2010925 2010967
1,787 1,489 131.0 S 30.9 [9.4] 2,240 [1,017.0] 2010926 2010968
2,253 1,877 104.0 S 30.9 [9.4] 2,240 [1,017.0] 2010927 2010969
2,718 2,265 86.5 S 30.9 [9.4] 2,240 [1,017.0] 2010928 2010970
3,650 3,042 64.5 S 30.9 [9.4] 2,240 [1,017.0] 2010929 2010971

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1,924 1,603 131.0 UT 32.1 [9.8] 2,323 [1,054.6] 2011095 2011117
2,426 2,022 104.0 UT 32.1 [9.8] 2,323 [1,054.6] 2011063 2011085
2,928 2,440 86.5 UT 32.1 [9.8] 2,323 [1,054.6] 2011064 2011086
3,430 2,858 73.5 UT 32.1 [9.8] 2,323 [1,054.6] 2011065 2011087
3,932 3,277 64.5 UT 32.1 [9.8] 2,323 [1,054.6] 2011066 2011088
420 1,924 350 1,603 131.0 CT 32.2 [9.8] 2,333 [1,059.2] 2011156 2011170
1,924 1,603 131.0 S 33.0 [10.1] 2,391 [1,085.5] 2010930 2010972
2,426 2,022 104.0 S 33.0 [10.1] 2,391 [1,085.5] 2010931 2010973
2,928 2,440 86.5 S 33.0 [10.1] 2,391 [1,085.5] 2010932 2010974
3,430 2,858 73.5 S 33.0 [10.1] 2,391 [1,085.5] 2010933 2010975
3,932 3,277 64.5 S 33.0 [10.1] 2,391 [1,085.5] 2010934 2010976
1,524 1,270 178.0 UT 34.2 [10.4] 2,474 [1,123.2] 2011100 2011122
2,062 1,718 131.0 UT 34.2 [10.4] 2,474 [1,123.2] 2011101 2011123
2,600 2,167 104.0 UT 34.2 [10.4] 2,474 [1,123.2] 2011069 2011091
3,137 2,614 86.5 UT 34.2 [10.4] 2,474 [1,123.2] 2011070 2011092
3,675 3,062 73.5 UT 34.2 [10.4] 2,474 [1,123.2] 2011071 2011093
4,213 3,511 64.5 UT 34.2 [10.4] 2,474 [1,123.2] 2011072 2011094
1,524 1,270 178.0 CT 34.3 [10.5] 2,484 [1,127.7] 2011157 2011171
450 375
2,062 1,718 131.0 CT 34.3 [10.5] 2,484 [1,127.7] 2011158 2011172
1,524 1,270 178.0 S 35.1 [10.7] 2,543 [1,154.5] 2010935 2010977
2,062 1,718 131.0 S 35.1 [10.7] 2,543 [1,154.5] 2010936 2010978
2,600 2,167 104.0 S 35.1 [10.7] 2,543 [1,154.5] 2010937 2010979
3,137 2,614 86.5 S 35.1 [10.7] 2,543 [1,154.5] 2010938 2010980
3,675 3,062 73.5 S 35.1 [10.7] 2,543 [1,154.5] 2010939 2010981
4,213 3,511 64.5 S 35.1 [10.7] 2,543 [1,154.5] 2010940 2010982

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562 Dominator* Motors—Hotline* 350 HX-XD Type

21 407 18 339 30.6 S 5.8 [1.8] 421 [191.1] 100099447 tba†
43 751 36 626 33.1 S 7.9 [2.4] 573 [260.1] 100067472 tba
64 1,887 54 1,573 19.8 S 10.0 [3.1] 724 [328.7] 100041644 tba
86 2,009 71 1,674 24.8 S 12.1 [3.7] 876 [397.7] 100047597 tba
107 2,353 89 1,961 26.4 S 14.2 [4.3] 1,027 [466.3] 100099448 tba
128 2,252 107 1,877 33.1 S 16.3 [5.0] 1,179 [535.3] 100099451 tba
150 2,184 125 1,820 39.8 S 18.4 [5.6] 1,331 [604.3] 100041645 tba
171 2,241 143 1,868 44.3 S 20.5 [6.3] 1,482 [672.8] 100099452 tba
193 2,236 161 1,863 50.0 S 22.6 [6.9] 1,634 [741.8] 100099454 tba
214 2,168 178 1,807 57.3 S 24.7 [7.5] 1,785 [810.4] 100099455 tba
235 2,385 196 1,988 57.3 S 26.8 [8.2] 1,937 [879.4] 100099456 tba
257 2,221 214 1,851 67.1 S 28.9 [8.8] 2,088 [948.0] 100099457 tba
278 2,405 232 2,004 67.2 S 30.9 [9.4] 2,240 [1,017.0] 100099458 tba
300 2,592 250 2,160 67.2 S 33.0 [10.1] 2,391 [1,085.5] 100099459 tba
321 2,776 268 2,313 67.2 S 35.1 [10.7] 2,543 [1,154.5] 100099460 tba
† to be assigned
562 Dominator* Motors—Hotline* 425 HX-XD Type

43 751 36 626 33.1 S 7.9 [2.4] 573 [260.1] 100104384 tba†
64 1,317 54 1,098 28.4 S 10.0 [3.1] 724 [328.7] 100104385 tba
107 2,353 89 1,961 26.4 S 14.2 [4.3] 1,027 [466.3] 100099777 tba
128 2,252 107 1,877 33.1 S 16.3 [5.0] 1,179 [535.3] 100099779 tba
150 2,184 125 1,820 39.8 S 18.4 [5.6] 1,330 [603.8] 100010918 tba
171 2,241 143 1,868 44.3 S 20.5 [6.3] 1,482 [672.8] 100099780 tba
193 2,236 161 1,863 50.0 S 22.6 [6.9] 1,634 [741.8] 100099783 tba
214 2,168 178 1,807 57.3 S 24.7 [7.5] 1,785 [810.4] 100067487 tba
235 2,385 196 1,988 57.3 S 26.8 [8.2] 1,937 [879.4] 100099784 tba
257 2,221 214 1,851 67.1 S 28.9 [8.8] 2,088 [948.0] 100099785 tba
278 2,405 232 2,004 67.2 S 30.9 [9.4] 2,240 [1,017.0] 100099786 tba
300 2,592 250 2,160 67.2 S 33.0 [10.1] 2,391 [1,085.5] 100099788 tba
321 2,776 268 2,313 67.2 S 35.1 [10.7] 2,543 [1,154.5] 100099789 tba
† to be assigned

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738 Dominator* Motors—RK Type

2,277 1,897 66.7 S 12.3 [3.8] 1,256 [570.2] 2012369 2012472
250 3,238 208 2,697 46.9 S 12.3 [3.8] 1,256 [570.2] 2012370 2012473
4,200 3,499 36.2 S 12.3 [3.8] 1,256 [570.2] 2012371 2012474
2,270 1,891 80.3 S 13.9 [4.2] 1,490 [676.5] 2012373 2012476
300 3,656 250 3,045 49.8 S 13.9 [4.2] 1,490 [676.5] 2012374 2012477
4,117 3,429 44.3 S 13.9 [4.2] 1,490 [676.5] 2012372 2012475
2,379 1,982 89.4 S 15.6 [4.8] 1,724 [782.7] 2012375 2012478
350 3,187 292 2,655 66.7 S 15.6 [4.8] 1,724 [782.7] 2012376 2012479
4,265 3,553 49.8 S 15.6 [4.8] 1,724 [782.7] 2012377 2012480
2,411 2,008 100.8 S 17.2 [5.2] 1,958 [888.9] 2012378 2012481
400 3,335 333 2,778 72.9 S 17.2 [5.2] 1,958 [888.9] 2012379 2012482
4,258 3,547 57.1 S 17.2 [5.2] 1,958 [888.9] 2012380 2012483
2,020 1,683 135.3 UT 18.8 [5.7] 2,193 [995.6] 2012511 2012519
2,366 1,971 115.5 S 18.8 [5.7] 2,193 [995.6] 2012381 2012484
450 375
3,405 2,836 80.3 S 18.8 [5.7] 2,193 [995.6] 2012382 2012485
4,097 3,413 66.7 S 18.8 [5.7] 2,193 [995.6] 2012383 2012486
1,860 1,549 163.3 UT 20.5 [6.3] 2,427 [1,101.9] 2012512 2012520
1,860 1,549 163.3 LT 20.0 [6.1] 2,427 [1,101.9] 2013061 2013079
2,244 1,869 135.4 LT 20.0 [6.1] 2,427 [1,101.9] 2013063 2013080
500 417
2,244 1,869 135.4 S 20.5 [6.3] 2,427 [1,101.9] 2012384 2012487
3,398 2,831 89.4 S 20.5 [6.3] 2,427 [1,101.9] 2012385 2012488
4,169 3,473 72.9 S 20.5 [6.3] 2,427 [1,101.9] 2012386 2012489
2,046 1,704 163.3 UT 22.2 [6.8] 2,661 [1,208.1] 2012513 2012521
2,046 1,704 163.3 LT 21.7 [6.6] 2,661 [1,208.1] 2013064 2013081
550 2,469 458 2,057 135.3 S 22.2 [6.8] 2,661 [1,208.1] 2012387 2012490
3,315 2,762 100.8 S 22.2 [6.8] 2,661 [1,208.1] 2012388 2012491
4,162 3,468 80.3 S 22.2 [6.8] 2,661 [1,208.1] 2012389 2012492
1,770 1,474 205.9 UT 23.8 [7.3] 2,895 [1,314.3] 2013240 2013247
2,232 1,859 163.3 UT 23.8 [7.3] 2,895 [1,314.3] 2012514 2012522
1,770 1,474 205.9 LT 23.4 [7.1] 2,895 [1,314.3] 2013065 2013082
600 2,232 500 1,859 163.3 LT 23.4 [7.1] 2,895 [1,314.3] 2013066 2013083
2,232 1,859 163.3 S 23.8 [7.3] 2,895 [1,314.3] 2012390 2012493
3,155 2,628 115.5 S 23.8 [7.3] 2,895 [1,314.3] 2012391 2012494
3,616 3,012 100.8 S 23.8 [7.3] 2,895 [1,314.3] 2012392 2012495
1,917 1,597 206.0 UT 25.5 [7.8] 3,129 [1,420.6] 2013241 2013248
1,917 1,597 206.0 LT 25.0 [7.6] 3,129 [1,420.6] 2013067 2013084
650 2,418 541 2,014 163.3 S 25.5 [7.8] 3,129 [1,420.6] 2012393 2012496
3,418 2,847 115.5 S 25.5 [7.8] 3,129 [1,420.6] 2012394 2012497
3,918 3,264 100.8 S 25.5 [7.8] 3,129 [1,420.6] 2012395 2012498

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738 Dominator* Motors—RK Type (continued)
2,065 1,720 205.9 UT 27.1 [8.3] 3,363 [1,526.8] 2013242 2013249
2,065 1,720 205.9 LT 26.6 [8.1] 3,363 [1,526.8] 2013068 2013085
700 2,604 583 2,169 163.3 S 27.1 [8.3] 3,363 [1,526.8] 2012396 2012499
3,142 2,617 135.3 S 27.1 [8.3] 3,363 [1,526.8] 2012397 2012500
4,220 3,515 100.8 S 27.1 [8.3] 3,363 [1,526.8] 2012398 2012501
2,212 1,843 206.0 UT 28.7 [8.8] 3,598 [1,633.5] 2001634 2013250
2,212 1,843 206.0 LT 28.3 [8.6] 3,598 [1,633.5] 2013069 2013086
750 2,212 625 1,843 206.0 S 28.8 [8.8] 3,598 [1,633.5] 2013305 2013311
3,367 2,805 135.3 S 28.8 [8.8] 3,598 [1,633.5] 2012399 2012502
3,943 3,285 115.5 S 28.8 [8.8] 3,598 [1,633.5] 2012400 2012503
2,360 1,966 205.9 S 30.4 [9.3] 3,832 [1,739.7] 2013306 2013312
800 2,975 666 2,478 163.3 S 30.4 [9.3] 3,832 [1,739.7] 2012401 2012504
3,591 2,991 135.3 S 30.4 [9.3] 3,832 [1,739.7] 2012402 2012505
2,507 2,088 206.0 S 32.0 [9.8] 4,066 [1,846.0] 2013307 2013313
850 3,161 708 2,633 163.3 S 32.0 [9.8] 4,066 [1,846.0] 2012403 2012506
3,815 3,178 135.3 S 32.0 [9.8] 4,066 [1,846.0] 2012404 2012507
3,347 2,788 163.3 S 33.7 [10.3] 4,300 [1,955.2] 2012406 2012509
900 750
4,040 3,365 135.3 S 33.7 [10.3] 4,300 [1,955.2] 2012405 2012508

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738 Dominator* Motors—RX Type with Integral Phoenix* Sensor Adapter

2,277 1,897 66.7 S 12.5 [3.8] 1,256 [570.2] 2013100 2013174
250 3,238 208 2,697 46.9 S 12.5 [3.8] 1,256 [570.2] 2013101 2013175
4,200 3,499 36.2 S 12.5 [3.8] 1,256 [570.2] 2013102 2013176
2,270 1,891 80.3 S 14.1 [4.3] 1,490 [676.5] 2013104 2013178
300 3,656 250 3,045 49.8 S 14.1 [4.3] 1,490 [676.5] 2013105 2013179
4,117 3,429 44.3 S 14.1 [4.3] 1,490 [676.5] 2013103 2013177
2,379 1,982 89.4 S 15.7 [4.8] 1,724 [782.7] 2013106 2013180
350 3,187 292 2,655 66.7 S 15.7 [4.8] 1,724 [782.7] 2013107 2013181
4,265 3,553 49.8 S 15.7 [4.8] 1,724 [782.7] 2013108 2013182
2,411 2,008 100.8 S 17.4 [5.3] 1,958 [888.9] 2013109 2013183
400 3,335 333 2,778 72.9 S 17.4 [5.3] 1,958 [888.9] 2013110 2013185
4,258 3,547 57.1 S 17.4 [5.3] 1,958 [888.9] 2013111 2013186
2,366 1,971 115.5 S 19.0 [5.8] 2,193 [995.6] 2013112 2013187
450 375
3,405 2,836 80.3 S 19.0 [5.8] 2,193 [995.6] 2013113 2013188
1,860 1,549 163.3 LT 20.2 [6.2] 2,427 [1,101.9] 2013213 2013228
2,244 1,869 135.4 LT 20.2 [6.2] 2,427 [1,101.9] 2013214 2013229
500 2,244 417 1,869 135.4 S 20.6 [6.3] 2,427 [1,101.9] 2013115 2013190
3,398 2,831 89.4 S 20.6 [6.3] 2,427 [1,101.9] 2013116 2013191
4,169 3,473 72.9 S 20.6 [6.3] 2,427 [1,101.9] 2013117 2013192
2,046 1,704 163.3 LT 21.9 [6.7] 2,661 [1,208.1] 2013215 2013230
2,469 2,057 135.3 S 22.4 [6.8] 2,661 [1,208.1] 2013118 2013193
550 458
3,315 2,762 100.8 S 22.4 [6.8] 2,661 [1,208.1] 2013119 2013194
4,162 3,468 80.3 S 22.4 [6.8] 2,661 [1,208.1] 2013120 2013195
1,770 1,474 205.9 LT 23.5 [7.2] 2,895 [1,314.3] 2013216 2013231
2,232 1,859 163.3 LT 23.5 [7.2] 2,895 [1,314.3] 2013217 2013232
600 2,232 500 1,859 163.3 S 24.0 [7.3] 2,895 [1,314.3] 2013121 2013196
3,155 2,628 115.5 S 24.0 [7.3] 2,895 [1,314.3] 2013122 2013197
3,616 3,012 100.8 S 24.0 [7.3] 2,895 [1,314.3] 2013123 2013198
1,917 1,597 206.0 LT 25.2 [7.7] 3,129 [1,420.6] 2013218 2013233
2,418 2,014 163.3 S 25.7 [7.8] 3,129 [1,420.6] 2013124 2013199
650 541
3,418 2,847 115.5 S 25.7 [7.8] 3,129 [1,420.6] 2013125 2013200
3,918 3,264 100.8 S 25.7 [7.8] 3,129 [1,420.6] 2013126 2013201
2,065 1,720 205.9 LT 26.8 [8.2] 3,363 [1,526.8] 2013219 2013234
2,604 2,169 163.3 S 27.3 [8.3] 3,363 [1,526.8] 2013127 2013202
700 583
3,142 2,617 135.3 S 27.3 [8.3] 3,363 [1,526.8] 2013128 2013203
4,220 3,515 100.8 S 27.3 [8.3] 3,363 [1,526.8] 2013129 2013204
2,212 1,843 206.0 LT 28.5 [8.7] 3,598 [1,633.5] 2001625 2013235
2,212 1,843 206.0 S 28.9 [8.8] 3,598 [1,633.5] 2013343 2013349
750 625
3,367 2,805 135.3 S 28.9 [8.8] 3,598 [1,633.5] 2009859 2013205
3,943 3,285 115.5 S 28.9 [8.8] 3,598 [1,633.5] 2013130 2013206

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738 Dominator* Motors—RX Type with Integral Phoenix* Sensor Adapter (continued)
2,360 1,966 205.9 S 30.6 [9.3] 3,832 [1,739.7] 2013344 2013350
800 2,975 666 2,478 163.3 S 30.6 [9.3] 3,832 [1,739.7] 2013131 2013207
3,591 2,991 135.3 S 30.6 [9.3] 3,832 [1,739.7] 2013132 2013208
2,507 2,088 206.0 S 32.2 [9.8] 4,066 [1,846.0] 2013345 2013351
850 3,161 708 2,633 163.3 S 32.2 [9.8] 4,066 [1,846.0] 2013133 2013209
3,815 3,178 135.3 S 32.2 [9.8] 4,066 [1,846.0] 2013134 2013210
3,347 2,788 163.3 S 33.8 [10.3] 4,300 [1,952.2] 2013135 2013212
900 750
4,040 3,365 135.3 S 33.8 [10.3] 4300, [1,952.2] 2006498 2013211

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456 Series Maximus Motors
456 Series Maximus* Motors

Power Voltage, Power Voltage, Current, Type Length, Weight, Carbon Steel Carbon Steel Redalloy*
Rating, V Rating, V A ft [m] lbm [kg] Part Number with Monel Trim Part Number
hp hp Part Number
S-GRB 5.8 [1.8] 266 [120.7] 100315385 100315970 100315980
463 386 42.3
S 5.7 [1.7] 266 [120.7] 100316343 100316347 100316348
30.0 25.0
S-GRB 5.8 [1.8] 266 [120.7] 100316645 100316754 100317214
719 599 27.2
S 5.7 [1.7] 266 [120.7] 100317318 100317350 100317384
S-GRB 6.7 [2.0] 303 [137.4] 100316652 100316756 100317215
578 482 42.5
S 6.6 [2.0] 303 [137.4] 100317319 100317351 100317385
37.5 31.3
S-GRB 6.7 [2.0] 303 [137.4] 100316653 100316757 100317216
899 749 27.3
S 6.6 [2.0] 303 [137.4] 100317320 100317352 100317386
S-GRB 7.4 [2.3] 339 [153.8] 100316654 100316758 100317217
438 365 67.1
S 7.3 [2.2] 339 [153.8] 100317321 100317353 100317387
S-GRB 7.4 [2.3] 339 [153.8] 100368226 100368680 100368747
45.0 823 37.5 686 35.7
S 7.3 [2.2] 339 [153.8] 100343489 100343504 100343519
S-GRB 7.4 [2.3] 339 [153.8] 100368229 100368683 100368748
950 792 30.9
S 7.3 [2.2] 339 [153.8] 100343490 100343505 100343520
S-GRB 8.3 [2.5] 376 [170.6] 100316657 100316761 100317220
660 550 52.0
S 8.2 [2.5] 376 [170.6] 100317324 100317356 100317390
S-GRB 8.3 [2.5] 376 [170.6] 100368234 100368686 100368755
736 614 46.7
S 8.2 [2.5] 376 [170.6] 100343493 100343508 100343523
52.5 43.8
S-GRB 8.3 [2.5] 376 [170.6] 100368231 100368684 100368750
959 799 35.8
S 8.2 [2.5] 376 [170.6] 100343491 100343506 100343521
S-GRB 8.3 [2.5] 376 [170.6] 100368233 100368685 100368753
1,109 924 31.0
S 8.2 [2.5] 376 [170.6] 100343492 100343507 100343522
S-GRB 9.0 [2.7] 413 [187.3] 100316667 100316767 100317238
754 628 52.1
S 8.9 [2.7] 413 [187.3] 100317328 100317362 100317395
S-GRB 9.0 [2.7] 413 [187.3] 100368239 100368690 100368759
925 771 42.3
S 8.9 [2.7] 413 [187.3] 100343496 100343511 100343526
60.0 50.0
S-GRB 9.0 [2.7] 413 [187.3] 100368235 100368688 100368756
1,096 913 35.7
S 8.9 [2.7] 413 [187.3] 100343494 100343509 100343524
S-GRB 9.0 [2.7] 413 [187.3] 100368237 100368689 100368757
1,438 1,198 27.2
S 8.9 [2.7] 413 [187.3] 100343495 100343510 100343525
S-GRB 9.9 [3.0] 450 [204.1] 100368241 100368693 100368760
849 708 52.0
S 9.8 [3.0] 450 [204.1] 100343497 100343512 100343527
67.5 56.3
S-GRB 9.9 [3.0] 450 [204.1] 100316672 100317130 100317243
1,233 1,027 35.8
S 9.8 [3.0] 450 [204.1] 100317333 100317367 100317400

Motors ■ 456 Series Maximus Motors *Mark of Schlumberger

456 Series Maximus* Motors (continued)
hp hp Part Number
UT 10.7 [3.3] 482 [218.6] 100295838 100295715 100297267
S-GRB 10.6 [3.2] 486 [220.4] 100368242 100368696 100368761
943 786 52.0
S 10.5 [3.2] 486 [220.4] 100343498 100343513 100343528
LT-GRB 10.4 [3.2] 443 [200.9] 100304913 100304852 100305019
UT 10.7 [3.3] 482 [218.6] 100295839 100295716 100297269
S-GRB 10.6 [3.2] 486 [220.4] 100316675 100317133 100317248
1,157 964 42.3
S 10.5 [3.2] 486 [220.4] 100317336 100317370 100317404
LT-GRB 10.4 [3.2] 443 [200.9] 100304914 100304853 100305020
75.0 62.5
UT 10.7 [3.3] 482 [218.6] 100295837 100295683 100297265
S-GRB 10.6 [3.2] 486 [220.4] 100316673 100317131 100317244
1,477 1,231 33.3
S 10.5 [3.2] 486 [220.4] 100317334 100317368 100317401
LT-GRB 10.4 [3.2] 443 [200.9] 100304908 100304851 100305018
UT 10.7 [3.3] 482 [218.6] 100295841 100295719 100297270
S-GRB 10.6 [3.2] 486 [220.4] 100368243 100368698 100368763
1,797 1,498 27.3
S 10.5 [3.2] 486 [220.4] 100343499 100343516 100343529
LT-GRB 10.4 [3.2] 443 [200.9] 100304915 100304854 100305021
UT 11.5 [3.6] 519 [235.2] 100295842 100295722 100297271
803 669 67.3 S-GRB 10.0 [3.1] 523 [237.2] 100316677 100317135 100317253
S 10.1 [3.1] 523 [237.2] 100317338 100317372 100317406
UT 11.5 [3.6] 519 [235.2] 100295847 100295730 100297276
921 767 58.7 S-GRB 10.0 [3.1] 523 [237.2] 100316681 100317138 100317257
S 10.1 [3.1] 523 [237.2] 100317341 100317375 100317409
82.5 68.8
UT 11.5 [3.6] 519 [235.2] 100295844 100295724 100297274
1,272 1,060 42.5 S-GRB 10.0 [3.1] 523 [237.2] 100368245 100368700 100368765
S 10.1 [3.1] 523 [237.2] 100343500 100343514 100343530
UT 11.5 [3.6] 519 [235.2] 100295845 100295727 100297275
1,978 1,648 27.3 S-GRB 10.0 [3.1] 523 [237.2] 100368248 100368701 100368766
S 10.1 [3.1] 523 [237.2] 100343501 100343518 100343531
UT 12.3 [3.8] 555 [251.7] 100295849 100295731 100297277
S-GRB 11.8 [3.7] 560 [254.0] 100316682 100317139 100317258
875 730 67.4
S 11.9 [3.7] 560 [254.0] 100317342 100317376 100317411
LT-GRB 12.0 [3.7] 532 [241.3] 100304916 100304855 100305023
UT 12.3 [3.8] 555 [251.7] 100295851 100295732 100297279
S-GRB 11.8 [3.7] 560 [254.0] 100316683 100317140 100317259
1,516 1,263 38.7
S 11.9 [3.7] 560 [254.0] 100317343 100317377 100317412
LT-GRB 12.0 [3.7] 532 [241.3] 100304917 100304856 100305024
90.0 75.0
UT 12.3 [3.8] 555 [251.7] 100295854 100295734 100297281
S-GRB 11.8 [3.7] 560 [254.0] 100316685 100317142 100317261
1,901 1,584 31.0
S 11.9 [3.7] 560 [254.0] 100317345 100317379 100317415
LT-GRB 12.0 [3.7] 532 [241.3] 100304920 100304860 100305027
UT 12.3 [3.8] 555 [251.7] 100295853 100295733 100297280
S-GRB 11.8 [3.7] 560 [254.0] 100316684 100317141 100317260
2,156 1,797 27.2
S 11.9 [3.7] 560 [254.0] 100317344 100317378 100317413
LT-GRB 12.0 [3.7] 532 [241.3] 100304918 100304858 100305026


hp hp Part Number
UT 13.1 [4.1] 592 [268.3] 100295855 100295735 100297282
949 791 67.3 S-GRB 11.8 [3.7] 597 [271.0] 100316686 100317143 100317262
S 11.9 [3.7] 597 [271.0] 100317346 100317380 100317416
UT 13.1 [4.1] 592 [268.3] 100295866 100295736 100297283
1,227 1,022 52.0 S-GRB 11.8 [3.7] 597 [271.0] 100368249 100368702 100368768
S 11.9 [3.7] 597 [271.0] 100343502 100343515 100343532
97.5 81.3
UT 13.1 [4.1] 592 [268.3] 100295868 100295738 100297285
1,782 1,485 35.8 S-GRB 11.8 [3.7] 597 [271.0] 100316689 100317146 100317265
S 11.9 [3.7] 597 [271.0] 100317349 100317383 100317419
UT 13.1 [4.1] 592 [268.3] 100295867 100295737 100297284
2,060 1,717 31.0 S-GRB 11.8 [3.7] 597 [271.0] 100368252 100368703 100368769
S 11.9 [3.7] 597 [271.0] 100343503 100343517 100343533
UT 13.9 [4.3] 628 [284.9] 100295870 100295739 100297286
1,021 851 67.1 S-GRB 13.4 [4.2] 633 [287.1] 100316690 100317147 100317266
LT-GRB 13.6 [4.2] 621 [281.7] 100304921 100304861 100305029
UT 13.9 [4.3] 628 [284.9] 100295928 100295740 100297288
1,470 1,225 46.6 S-GRB 13.4 [4.2] 633 [287.1] 100368253 100368704 100368770
LT-GRB 13.6 [4.2] 621 [281.7] 100304922 100304862 100305030
105.0 87.5
UT 13.9 [4.3] 628 [284.9] 100295933 100295742 100297290
2,067 1,723 33.3 S-GRB 13.4 [4.2] 633 [287.1] 100316693 100317152 100317269
LT-GRB 13.6 [4.2] 621 [281.7] 100304924 100304864 100305032
UT 13.9 [4.3] 628 [284.9] 100295930 100295741 100297289
2,217 1,848 30.9 S-GRB 13.4 [4.2] 633 [287.1] 100368254 100368705 100368771
LT-GRB 13.6 [4.2] 621 [281.7] 100304923 100304863 100305031
UT 14.7 [4.6] 665 [301.6] 100295935 100295743 100297291
935 779 78.9
S-GRB 14.2 [4.4] 670 [303.9] 100316694 100317157 100317270
UT 14.8 [4.6] 665 [301.6] 100295937 100298723 100297292
112.5 1,415 93.8 1,230 52.0
S-GRB 14.2 [4.4] 670 [303.9] 100368256 100368706 100368773
UT 14.7 [4.6] 665 [301.6] 100295941 100295745 100297293
2,057 1,714 35.8
S-GRB 14.2 [4.4] 670 [303.9] 100368257 100368707 100368774
UT 15.5 [4.8] 702 [318.4] 100343207 100343206 100343208
997 831 78.6
S-GRB 15.0 [4.7] 706 [320.2] 100316697 100317160 100317273
UT 15.5 [4.8] 702 [318.4] 100295945 100295748 100297295
1,508 1,257 52.0 S-GRB 15.0 [4.7] 706 [320.2] 100368259 100368709 100368776
LT-GRB 15.2 [4.7] 709 [321.6] 100304925 100304865 100305033
120.0 100.0 UT 15.5 [4.8] 702 [318.4] 100295952 100295750 100297297
2,192 1,826 35.8 S-GRB 15.0 [4.7] 706 [320.2] 100316700 100317163 100317276
LT-GRB 15.2 [4.7] 709 [321.6] 100304927 100304867 100305037
UT 15.5 [4.8] 702 [318.4] 100295948 100295749 100297296
2,533 2,111 30.9 S-GRB 15.0 [4.7] 706 [320.2] 100316699 100317162 100317275
LT-GRB 15.2 [4.7] 709 [321.6] 100304926 100304866 100305034


hp hp Part Number
UT 16.3 [5.1] 741 [336.1] 100295954 100295751 100297298
1,059 882 78.9
S-GRB 15.8 [4.9] 743 [337.0] 100316701 100317164 100317277
UT 16.3 [5.1] 741 [336.1] 100343210 100343211 100343212
1,241 1,035 67.3
S-GRB 15.8 [4.9] 743 [337.0] 100368261 100368710 100368777
127.5 106.3
UT 16.3 [5.1] 741 [336.1] 100295963 100295755 100297300
1,423 1,186 58.7
S-GRB 15.8 [4.9] 743 [337.0] 100316703 100317166 100317279
UT 16.3 [5.1] 741 [336.1] 100295964 100295756 100297301
2,150 1,791 38.8
S-GRB 15.8 [4.9] 743 [337.0] 100368262 100368711 100368779
UT 17.1 [5.3] 780 [353.8] 100343213 100343214 100343215
1,121 934 78.9 S-GRB 16.6 [5.1] 784 [355.6] 100368263 100368712 100368780
LT-GRB 16.8 [5.2] 798 [362.0] 100304928 100304868 100305038
UT 17.1 [5.3] 780 [353.8] 100295969 100295763 100297306
1,313 1,094 67.4 S-GRB 16.6 [5.1] 784 [355.6] 100368266 100368715 100368783
LT-GRB 16.8 [5.2] 798 [362.0] 100304931 100304871 100305043
UT 17.1 [5.3] 780 [353.8] 100295966 100295759 100297303
135.0 1,505 112.5 1,254 58.7 S-GRB 16.6 [5.1] 784 [355.6] 100316706 100317170 100317282
LT-GRB 16.8 [5.2] 798 [362.0] 100304929 100304869 100305039
UT 17.1 [5.3] 780 [353.8] 100296014 100295764 100297307
2,081 1,734 42.5 S-GRB 16.6 [5.1] 784 [355.6] 100316712 100317173 100317285
LT-GRB 16.8 [5.2] 798 [362.0] 100304932 100304872 100305044
UT 17.1 [5.3] 780 [353.8] 100295967 100295761 100297305
2,658 2,215 33.3 S-GRB 16.6 [5.1] 784 [355.6] 100368264 100368713 100368782
LT-GRB 16.8 [5.2] 798 [362.0] 100304930 100304870 100305041
UT 17.9 [5.6] 817 [370.4] 100303935 100303936 100303937
1,184 987 78.8
S-GRB 17.4 [5.4] 821 [372.4] 100316718 100317178 100317289
UT 17.9 [5.6] 817 [370.4] 100343221 100343222 100343223
1,793 1,494 52.0
S-GRB 17.4 [5.4] 821 [372.4] 100316713 100317175 100317286
142.5 118.8
UT 17.9 [5.6] 817 [370.4] 100296022 100295767 100297309
2,199 1,833 42.5
S-GRB 17.4 [5.4] 821 [372.4] 100316714 100317176 100317287
UT 17.9 [5.6] 817 [370.4] 100296025 100295768 100297310
2,403 2,002 38.8
S-GRB 17.4 [5.4] 821 [372.4] 100368269 100368718 100368785
UT 18.7 [5.8] 853 [386.9] 100343224 100343225 100343226
1,246 1,038 78.6 S-GRB 18.2 [5.6] 858 [389.2] 100316719 100317179 100317290
LT-GRB 18.4 [5.7] 871 [395.5] 100304958 100304877 100305049
UT 18.7 [5.8] 853 [386.9] 100296030 100295771 100297312
1,673 1,394 58.7 S-GRB 18.2 [5.6] 858 [389.2] 100316720 100317180 100317291
LT-GRB 18.4 [5.7] 871 [395.5] 100304959 100304878 100305050
150.0 125.0
UT 18.7 [5.8] 853 [386.9] 100296034 100295773 100297314
1,886 1,572 52.1 S-GRB 18.2 [5.6] 858 [389.2] 100316723 100317182 100317293
LT-GRB 18.4 [5.7] 871 [395.5] 100304962 100298746 100305270
UT 18.7 [5.8] 853 [386.9] 100296032 100295772 100297313
2,314 1,928 42.3 S-GRB 18.2 [5.6] 858 [389.2] 100316721 100317181 100317292
LT-GRB 18.4 [5.7] 871 [395.5] 100304961 100304879 100305269
UT 19.5 [6.1] 890 [403.5] 100343228 100343229 100343230
1,981 1,651 52.0
S-GRB 19.0 [5.9] 895 [406.0] 100316725 100317183 100317294
157.5 131.3
UT 19.5 [6.1] 890 [403.5] 100343233 100343234 100343235
2,205 1,838 46.8
S-GRB 19.0 [5.9] 895 [406.0] 100368271 100368720 100368786


hp hp Part Number
UT 20.3 [6.3] 926 [420.0] 100343236 100343237 100343238
1,370 1,142 78.6 S-GRB 19.8 [6.1] 931 [422.3] 100316727 100317185 100317296
LT-GRB 20.0 [6.2] 945 [428.6] 100304967 100304882 100305273
UT 20.3 [6.3] 926 [420.0] 100296046 100295781 100297320
1,839 1,533 58.8 S-GRB 19.8 [6.1] 931 [422.3] 100316729 100317187 100317298
LT-GRB 20.0 [6.2] 945 [428.6] 100304994 100304884 100305275
165.0 137.5
UT 20.3 [6.3] 926 [420.0] 100296047 100295783 100297321
2,075 1,729 52.1 S-GRB 19.8 [6.1] 931 [422.3] 100368275 100368722 100368787
LT-GRB 20.0 [6.2] 945 [428.6] 100304996 100304885 100305276
UT 20.3 [6.3] 926 [420.0] 100303938 100303939 100303940
2,545 2,121 42.3 S-GRB 19.8 [6.1] 931 [422.3] 100316728 100317186 100317297
LT-GRB 20.0 [6.2] 945 [428.6] 100304968 100304883 100305274
UT 21.9 [6.8] 1,000 [453.6] 100303941 100303943 100303944
1,238 1,032 95.0 S-GRB 21.4 [6.6] 1,004 [455.4] 100316731 100317189 100317300
LT-GRB 21.6 [6.7] 1,018 [461.8] 100304997 100304886 100305277
UT 21.9 [6.8] 1,000 [453.6] 100296052 100295786 100297323
1,495 1,245 78.9 S-GRB 21.4 [6.6] 1,004 [455.4] 100316732 100317190 100317301
LT-GRB 21.6 [6.7] 1,018 [461.8] 100304998 100304887 100305278
180.0 150.0
UT 21.9 [6.8] 1,000 [453.6] 100296055 100295790 100297324
2,262 1,885 52.0 S-GRB 21.4 [6.6] 1,004 [455.4] 100316733 100317191 100317302
LT-GRB 21.6 [6.7] 1,018 [461.8] 100305000 100304888 100305280
UT 21.9 [6.8] 1,000 [453.6] 100296059 100295793 100297326
2,520 2,100 46.6 S-GRB 21.4 [6.6] 1,004 [455.4] 100368276 100368724 100368788
LT-GRB 21.6 [6.7] 1,018 [461.8] 100305001 100304889 100305281
UT-HSS 23.6 [7.3] 1,073 [486.7] 100330124 100330188 100330212
UT 23.6 [7.3] 1,073 [486.7] 100343240 100343241 100343242
S-GRB 23.0 [7.1] 1,078 [489.0] 100316735 100317194 100317304
1,342 1,118 95.0
LT-GRB 23.2 [7.2] 1,092 [495.3] 100305002 100304890 100305282
UT-HSS 23.6 [7.3] 1,073 [486.7] 100330172 100330195 100330215
UT 23.6 [7.3] 1,073 [486.7] 100343244 100343245 100343246
195.0
S-GRB 23.0 [7.1] 1,078 [489.0] 100368277 100368725 100368789
1,619 162.5 1,349 78.6 LT-GRB 23.2 [7.2] 1,092 [495.3] 100305003 100304892 100305283
UT-HSS 23.6 [7.3] 1,073 [486.7] 100330177 100330199 100330217
UT 23.6 [7.3] 1,073 [486.7] 100343248 100343249 100343250
2,730 2,275 46.6 S-GRB 23.0 [7.1] 1,078 [489.0] 100368279 100368726 100368791
LT-GRB 23.2 [7.2] 1,092 [495.3] 100305005 100304893 100305284
UT-HSS 25.2 [7.8] 1,147 [520.3] 100330185 100330203 100330224
UT 25.2 [7.8] 1,147 [520.3] 100343256 100343257 100343258
2,346 1,955 58.7
S-GRB 24.7 [7.6] 1,151 [522.0] 100368284 100368729 100368794
LT-GRB 24.8 [7.7] 1,165 [528.4] 100305007 100304896 100305286
210.0 175.0
UT-HSS 25.2 [7.8] 1,147 [520.3] 100330182 100330201 100330222
UT 25.2 [7.8] 1,147 [520.3] 100343252 100343253 100343254
2,640 2,200 52.0
S-GRB 24.7 [7.6] 1,151 [522.0] 100368281 100368728 100368793
LT-GRB 24.8 [7.7] 1,165 [528.4] 100305006 100304895 100305285


hp hp Part Number
UT-HSS 26.8 [8.3] 1,220 [553.4] 100296069 100295827 100297335
1,868 1,557 78.9 S-GRB 26.3 [8.1] 1,225 [555.7] 100368286 100368732 100368796
LT-GRB 26.4 [8.2] 1,248 [566.0] 100305009 100304898 100305288
225.0 187.5
UT-HSS 26.8 [8.3] 1,220 [553.4] 100296067 100295826 100297332
2,829 2,357 52.0 S-GRB 26.3 [8.1] 1,225 [555.7] 100368285 100368730 100368795
LT-GRB 26.4 [8.2] 1,248 [566.0] 100305008 100304897 100305287
UT-HSS 28.4 [8.8] 1,293 [586.5] 100296072 100295828 100297337
1,993 1,661 78.6 S-GRB 27.9 [8.6] 1,298 [588.8] 100316744 100317207 100317311
LT-GRB 28.0 [8.7] 1,293 [586.5] 100305010 100304899 100305289
240.0 200.0
UT-HSS 28.4 [8.8] 1,293 [586.5] 100296073 100295830 100297339
2,676 2,230 58.7 S-GRB 27.9 [8.6] 1,298 [588.8] 100316745 100317208 100317312
LT-GRB 28.0 [8.7] 1,293 [586.5] 100305011 100304900 100305291
UT-HSS 30.0 [9.3] 1,367 [620.1] 100296078 100295832 100297341
2,118 1,765 78.6 S-GRB 29.5 [9.1] 1,371 [621.9] 100316747 100317210 100317314
LT-GRB 29.7 [9.2] 1,390 [630.5] 100305013 100304902 100305293
255.0 212.5
UT-HSS 30.0 [9.3] 1,367 [620.1] 100296075 100295831 100297340
2,842 2,369 58.7 S-GRB 29.5 [9.1] 1,371 [621.9] 100316746 100317209 100317313
LT-GRB 29.7 [9.2] 1,390 [630.5] 100305012 100304901 100305292
UT-HSS 31.6 [9.8] 1,440 [653.2] 100296086 100295836 100297345
1,858 1,549 95.0 S-GRB 31.1 [9.6] 1,449 [657.3] 100316750 100317213 100317317
LT-GRB 31.3 [9.7] 1,463 [663.6] 100305016 100304905 100305296
UT-HSS 31.6 [9.8] 1,440 [653.2] 100296083 100295834 100297344
270.0 2,241 225.0 1,868 78.6 S-GRB 31.1 [9.6] 1,449 [657.3] 100316749 100317212 100317316
LT-GRB 31.3 [9.7] 1,463 [663.6] 100305015 100304904 100305295
UT-HSS 31.6 [9.8] 1,440 [653.2] 100296080 100295833 100297342
2,626 2,189 67.1 S-GRB 31.1 [9.6] 1,449 [657.3] 100316748 100317211 100317315
LT-GRB 31.3 [9.7] 1,463 [663.6] 100305014 100304903 100305294


Maximus ProMotors
Applications The multifunctional ProMotor unit

■ ESP applications with flow combines the motor, protector, and
rates from 200 to 28,000 B/D downhole sensor into one package.
[30 to 4,450 m3/d] The ProMotor unit is prefilled in a
controlled manufacturing environ-
■ Production optimization programs ment to simplify wellsite operations
■ Low-ambient temperature instal- and reduce installation time. The
lations (Canada, Alaska, Siberia) integrated Phoenix sensor in the
ProMotor unit measures downhole
pressures, temperatures, and equip-
Benefits ment vibrations. These real-time meas-
■ Simplified, field-friendly urements can be used by artificial lift
installation engineers to improve pump perform-
■ Reduced installation costs and ance and increase production.
nonproductive time Compatible with all standard REDA
■ Improved pump operation and pumps, the ProMotor unit is available
monitoring reliability to reduce in a wide range of power (25 to 825 hp)
early ESP failures and extend for use with pump systems rates from
run life 200 to 28,000 B/D [30 to 4,450 m3/d].
Operational efficiency
Features
Operational and equipment problems,
■ Factory prefilled and preshimmed such as ESP failure within the first 90
system days of operation, can require substan-
■ Integrated protector assembly tial troubleshooting efforts and non-
■ Direct connect motor pothead productive time. By reducing the
■ Integrated Phoenix* real-time installation complexity, the ProMotor
pressure and temperature sensor unit improves REDA Maximus ESP
system reliability and performance
through simplified wellsite assembly.
Integrated ESP systems The ease of installation also helps save
costly rig time during installation.
REDA* Maximus* ESP systems are the
The integrated Phoenix sensor pro-
next evolution in the continuous inno-
vides continuous equipment perform-
vation and improvement of REDA ESP
ance measurements to help operators
technology. These next-generation
anticipate production problems. They
ESP systems deliver improved relia-
can also apply petroleum engineering
bility and performance through the
analysis to better understand the
use of integrated components with
well’s production potential.
fewer mechanical connections. This
Combined with the Schlumberger
field friendly system reduces early-life
espWatcher* surveillance and control
failures and extends ESP run life. A
system, operators can proactively
key component in the improved
enhance their ESP operations to
Maximus ESP system is the newly
improve production and equipment
developed ProMotor unit.
run life.

ProMotors ■ Maximus ProMotors *Mark of Schlumberger

456 Maximus ProMotor
456 Maximus* ProMotor—SK Type

Power Voltage, Power Voltage, Current, Type Protector Gauge Length, Weight, Carbon Steel Redalloy*
Rating, V Rating, V A Configuration ft [m] lbm [kg] Part Number Part Number
hp hp
483 402 42 S BSL Type-0 12.1 [3.7] 395 [179.3] 100175137 tba†
30 25
750 625 27 S BSL Type-0 12.1 [3.7] 395 [179.3] 100175163 tba
603 502 42 S BSL Type-0 13.0 [4.0] 435 [132.7] 100175177 tba
38 31
937 781 27 S BSL Type-0 13.0 [4.0] 435 [132.7] 100175189 tba
457 380 66 S BSL Type-0 13.7 [4.2] 470 [143.4] 100175200 tba
45 858 38 715 35 S BSL Type-0 13.7 [4.2] 470 [143.4] 100175203 tba
991 826 31 S BSL Type-0 13.7 [4.2] 470 [143.4] 100175211 tba
689 574 51 S BSL Type-0 14.6 [4.5] 500 [152.5] 100176375 tba
768 640 46 S BSL Type-0 14.6 [4.5] 500 [152.5] 100175341 tba
53 44
1,000 833 35 S BSL Type-0 14.6 [4.5] 500 [152.5] 100175260 tba
1,156 963 31 S BSL Type-0 14.6 [4.5] 500 [152.5] 100175336 tba
787 655 51 S BSL Type-0 15.3 [4.7] 545 [166.2] 100175360 tba
965 804 42 S BSL Type-0 15.3 [4.7] 545 [166.2] 100178610 tba
60 50
1,143 952 35 S BSL Type-0 15.3 [4.7] 545 [166.2] 100175366 tba
1,499 1,249 27 S BSL Type-0 15.3 [4.7] 545 [166.2] 100178609 tba
886 738 51 S BSL Type-0 16.2 [4.9] 575 [175.4] 100175378 tba
68 56
1,286 1,072 35 S BSL Type-0 16.2 [4.9] 575 [175.4] 100175386 tba
983 820 51 S BSL Type-0 16.9 [5.2] 610 [186.1] 100175398 tba
1,207 1,006 42 S BSL Type-0 16.9 [5.2] 610 [186.1] 100175400 tba
75 63
1,540 1,283 33 S BSL Type-0 16.9 [5.2] 610 [186.1] 100178615 tba
1,874 1,562 27 S BSL Type-0 16.9 [5.2] 610 [186.1] 100176384 tba
837 698 66 S BSL Type-0 17.8 [5.4] 650 [198.3] 100175404 tba
960 800 58 S BSL Type-0 17.8 [5.4] 650 [198.3] 100175768 tba
83 69
1,327 1,106 42 S BSL Type-0 17.8 [5.4] 650 [198.3] 100175756 tba
2,063 1,719 27 S BSL Type-0 17.8 [5.4] 650 [198.3] 100175764 tba
913 761 66 S BSL Type-0 18.5 [5.6] 690 [210.5] 100175770 tba
1,581 1,317 38 S BSL Type-0 18.5 [5.6] 690 [210.5] 100178618 tba
90 75
1,982 1,652 31 S BSL Type-0 18.5 [5.6] 690 [210.5] 100175909 tba
2,248 1,874 27 S BSL Type-0 18.5 [5.6] 690 [210.5] 100175884 tba
990 825 66 S BSL Type-0 19.4 [5.9] 725 [221.1] 100175913 tba
1,279 1,066 51 S BSL Type-0 19.4 [5.9] 725 [221.1] 100175918 tba
98 81
1,859 1,549 35 S BSL Type-0 19.4 [5.9] 725 [221.1] 100176024 tba
2,148 1,790 31 S BSL Type-0 19.4 [5.9] 725 [221.1] 100176017 tba
† to be assigned

ProMotors ■ 456 Maximus ProMotor *Mark of Schlumberger

456 Maximus* ProMotor—SK Type (continued)
hp hp
1,065 887 66 S BSL Type-0 20.1 [6.1] 760 [231.8] 100178621 tba†
1,533 1,278 46 S BSL Type-0 20.1 [6.1] 760 [231.8] 100178623 tba
105 88
2,156 1,797 33 S BSL Type-0 20.1 [6.1] 760 [231.8] 100176037 tba
2,312 1,927 31 S BSL Type-0 20.1 [6.1] 760 [231.8] 100178624 tba
975 812 78 S BSL Type-0 21.0 [6.4] 790 [241.0] 100176051 tba
113 1,476 94 1,230 51 S BSL Type-0 21.0 [6.4] 790 [241.0] 100176060 tba
2,145 1,788 35 S BSL Type-0 21.0 [6.4] 790 [241.0] 100176064 tba
1,040 866 78 S BSL Type-0 21.7 [6.6] 835 [254.7] 100176082 tba
1,040 866 78 UT BPBSL 22.8 [7.0] 875 [266.9] 100179093 tba
1,040 866 78 LT Type-0 16.4 [5.0] 715 [218.1] 100179204 tba
120 1,040 100 866 78 LT 15.0 [4.6] 700 [213.5] 100196418 tba
1,573 1,311 51 S BSL Type-0 21.7 [6.6] 835 [254.7] 100176087 tba
2,286 1,905 35 S BSL Type-0 21.7 [6.6] 835 [254.7] 100176091 tba
2,642 2,202 31 S BSL Type-0 21.7 [6.6] 835 [254.7] 100178644 tba
1,104 920 78 S BSL Type-0 22.6 [6.9] 875 [266.9] 100176115 tba
1,295 1,079 65 S BSL Type-0 22.6 [6.9] 875 [266.9] 100176117 tba
128 106
1,484 1,237 58 S BSL Type-0 22.6 [6.9] 875 [266.9] 100176121 tba
2,242 1,868 38 S BSL Type-0 22.6 [6.9] 875 [266.9] 100176123 tba
1,169 974 78 S BSL Type-0 23.3 [7.1] 920 [280.6] 100176126 tba
1,169 974 78 UT BPBSL 24.4 [7.4] 960 [292.8] 100179080 tba
1,169 974 78 LT Type-0 18.0 [5.5] 800 [244.0] 100130554 tba
135 1,169 113 974 78 LT 16.7 [5.1] 785 [239.4] 100196420 tba
1,570 1,308 58 S BSL Type-0 23.3 [7.1] 920 [280.6] 100178645 tba
2,170 1,809 42 S BSL Type-0 23.3 [7.1] 920 [280.6] 100176130 tba
2,772 2,310 33 S BSL Type-0 23.3 [7.1] 920 [280.6] 100178646 tba
1,870 1,558 51 S BSL Type-0 24.2 [7.4] 960 [292.8] 100176145 tba
143 2,294 119 1,911 42 S BSL Type-0 24.2 [7.4] 960 [292.8] 100176156 tba
2,506 2,088 38 S BSL Type-0 24.2 [7.4] 960 [292.8] 100176165 tba
1,299 1,083 78 S BSL Type-0 24.9 [7.6] 995 [303.5] 100178650 tba
1,299 1,083 78 UT BPBSL 26 0 [7.9] 1,035 [315.7] 100179076 tba
1,299 1,083 78 LT Type-0 19.6 [6.0] 875 [266.9] 100179203 tba
150 1,299 125 1,083 78 LT 18.3 [5.6] 860 [262.3] 100196424 tba
1,745 1,454 58 S BSL Type-0 24.9 [7.6] 995 [303.5] 100178652 tba
1,967 1,639 51 S BSL Type-0 24.9 [7.6] 995 [303.5] 100176173 tba
2,413 2,011 42 S BSL Type-0 24.9 [7.6] 995 [303.5] 100176171 tba
2,066 1,722 51 S BSL Type-0 25.8 [7.9] 1,030 [314.2] 100176176 tba
158 131
2,300 1,917 46 S BSL Type-0 25.8 [7.9] 1,030 [314.2] 100176177 tba
† to be assigned


hp hp
1,184 987 94 UT BPBSL 27.7 [27.7] 1,110 [338.6] 100136075 tba†
1,184 987 94 LT Type-0 21.2 [6.5] 950 [289.8] 100136074 tba
1,184 987 94 LT 19.9 [6.1] 935 [285.2] 100196428 tba
1,429 1,191 78 UT BPBSL 27.7 [8.4] 1,110 [338.6] 100131666 tba
1,429 1,191 78 S BSL Type-0 26.6 [8.1] 1,070 [326.4] 100176433 tba
165 138
1,429 1,191 78 LT Type-0 21.2 [6.5] 950 [289.8] 100130567 tba
1,429 1,191 78 LT 19.9 [6.1] 935 [285.2] 100196426 tba
1,918 1,599 58 S BSL Type-0 26.6 [8.1] 1,070 [326.4] 100176179 tba
2,164 1,803 51 S BSL Type-0 26.6 [8.1] 1,070 [326.4] 100176182 tba
2,899 2,415 38 S BSL Type-0 26.6 [8.1] 1,070 [326.4] 100178655 tba
1,559 1,299 78 S BSL Type-0 28.2 [8.6] 1,145 [349.2] 100178665 tba
1,559 1,299 78 UT BPBSL 29.3 [8.9] 1,185 [361.4] 100179054 tba
1,559 1,299 78 LT Type-0 22.8 [7.0] 1,025 [312.6] 100179202 tba
180 150
1,559 1,299 78 LT 21.5 [6.6] 1,010 [308.1] 100196432 tba
2,360 1,966 51 S BSL Type-0 28.2 [8.6] 1,145 [349.2] 100178666 tba
2,628 2,190 46 S BSL Type-0 28.2 [8.6] 1,145 [349.2] 100178667 tba
1,689 1,407 78 UT BPBSL 30.9 [9.4] 1,260 [384.3] 100125484 tba
1,689 1,407 78 S BPBSL Type-0 32.0 [9.8] 1,260 [384.3] 100178670 tba
195 1,689 163 1,407 78 LT Type-0 24.4 [7.4] 1,100 [335.5] 100125479 tba
1,689 1,407 78 LT 30.9 [9.4] 1,260 [384.3] 100196435 tba
2,847 2,372 46 S BPBSL Type-0 32.0 [9.8] 1,260 [384.3] 100178675 tba
2,446 2,039 58 S BSL Type-0 31.4 [9.6] 1,310 [399.6] 100149542 tba
210 2,446 175 2,039 58 S BPBSL Type-0 33.6 [10.2] 1,335 [407.2] 100178678 tba
2,753 2,294 51 S BPBSL Type-0 33.6 [10.2] 1,335 [407.2] 100178677 tba
1,948 1,623 78 UT BPBSL 34.1 [10.4] 1,410 [430.1] 100099091 tba
1,948 1,623 78 S BPBSL Type-0 35.2 [10.7] 1,410 [430.1] 100178695 tba
225 1,948 188 1,623 78 LT Type-0 27.6 [8.4] 1,250 [381.3] 100098877 tba
1,948 1,623 78 LT 26.3 [8.0] 1,235 [376.7] 100196438 tba
2,950 2,459 51 S BPBSL Type-0 35.2 [10.7] 1,410 [430.1] 100178687 tba
† to be assigned


562 Maximus ProMotor
562 Maximus* ProMotor—SK Type

hp hp
1,295 1,079 18.5 S BSL Type-0 12.0 [3.7] 691 [313.7] 100229858 tba†
38 691 31 685 29.1 S BSL Type-0 12.0 [3.7] 691 [313.7] 100237414 tba
691 422 47.3 S BSL Type-0 12.0 [3.7] 691 [313.7] 100237437 tba
1,257 1,048 28.5 S BSL Type-0 13.2 [4.0] 779 [353.7] 100229859 tba
779 645 46.3 S BSL Type-0 13.2 [4.0] 779 [353.7] 100237440 tba
56 47
779 545 54.8 S BSL Type-0 13.2 [4.0] 779 [353.7] 100237444 tba
779 394 75.9 S BSL Type-0 13.2 [4.0] 779 [353.7] 100237448 tba
1,328 1,106 36.0 S BSL Type-0 14.1 [4.3] 843 [382.7] 100229860 tba
75 843 63 778 51.2 S BSL Type-0 14.1 [4.3] 843 [382.7] 100237442 tba
843 449 88.8 S BSL Type-0 14.1 [4.3] 843 [382.7] 100237446 tba
1,381 1,150 43.3 S BSL Type-0 15.3 [4.7] 930 [382.7] 100229861 tba
930 901 55.3 S BSL Type-0 15.3 [4.7] 930 [382.7] 100237453 tba
94 78
930 735 67.8 S BSL Type-0 15.3 [4.7] 930 [382.7] 100237456 tba
930 568 87.7 S BSL Type-0 15.3 [4.7] 930 [382.7] 100237459 tba
1,282 1,068 56.0 S BSL Type-0 16.2 [4.9] 994 [451.3] 100223322 tba
994 772 77.5 S BSL Type-0 16.2 [4.9] 994 [451.3] 100237454 tba
113 994 94 1364 43.9 S BSL Type-0 16.2 [4.9] 994 [451.3] 100237458 tba
994 1,955 30.6 S BSL Type-0 16.2 [4.9] 994 [451.3] 100237461 tba
1,045 871 68.4 LT Type-0 10.4 [3.2] 686 [311.9] 100116432 tba
1,046 793 88.0 S BSL Type-0 17.4 [5.3] 1,046 [474.9] 100237463 tba
131 1,046 109 1,025 68.1 S BSL Type-0 17.4 [5.3] 1,046 [474.9] 100237464 tba
1,046 1,257 55.5 S BSL Type-0 17.4 [5.3] 1,046 [474.9] 100237465 tba
1,110 898 88.8 S BSL Type-0 18.3 [5.6] 1,110 [503.9] 100237466 tba
1,110 1,293 61.7 S BSL Type-0 18.3 [5.6] 1,110 [503.9] 100237467 tba
150 125
1,110 2,081 38.3 S BSL Type-0 18.3 [5.6] 1,110 [503.9] 100237468 tba
1,110 2,345 34.0 S BSL Type-0 18.3 [5.6] 1,110 [503.9] 100237469 tba
1,125 869 103.3 S BSL Type-0 19.5 [5.9] 1,125 [510.8] 100237470 tba
1,125 1,018 88.2 S BSL Type-0 19.5 [5.9] 1,125 [510.8] 100237471 tba
169 141
1,125 1,315 68.2 S BSL Type-0 19.5 [5.9] 1,125 [510.8] 100237472 tba
1,125 1,613 55.6 S BSL Type-0 19.5 [5.9] 1,125 [510.8] 100237473 tba
† to be assigned


hp hp
1,217 2,437 40.9 S BPBSL Type-0 22.9 [7.0] 1,217 [552.5] 100237427 tba†
1,217 2,931 34.0 S BPBSL Type-0 22.9 [7.0] 1,217 [552.5] 100237428 tba
1,217 958 104.1 S BPBSL Type-0 22.9 [7.0] 1,217 [552.5] 100237430 tba
1,544 1,287 77.5 S BPBSL Type-0 22.9 [7.0] 1,217 [552.5] 100223326 tba
1,544 1,287 77.5 LT Type-0 14.5 [4.4] 989 [449.0] 100233767 tba
2,530 2,108 47.3 LT Type-0 14.5 [4.4] 989 [449.0] 100233771 tba
2,925 2,437 40.9 LT Type-0 14.5 [4.4] 989 [449.0] 100233773 tba
188 156
3,517 2,931 34.0 LT Type-0 14.5 [4.4] 989 [449.0] 100233775 tba
1,150 958 104.1 LT Type-0 14.5 [4.4] 989 [449.0] 100233787 tba
1,544 1,287 77.5 UT BPBSL 21.7 [6.6] 1,372 [622.9] 100236655 tba
2,530 2,108 47.3 UT BPBSL 21.7 [6.6] 1,372 [622.9] 100236656 tba
2,925 2,437 40.9 UT BPBSL 21.7 [6.6] 1,372 [622.9] 100236657 tba
3,517 2,931 34.0 UT BPBSL 21.7 [6.6] 1,372 [622.9] 100236658 tba
1,150 958 104.1 UT BPBSL 21.7 [6.6] 1,372 [622.9] 100236659 tba
1,427 1,242 88.3 S BPBSL Type-0 24.0 [7.3] 1,427 [647.9] 100237431 tba
206 1,427 172 1,606 68.3 S BPBSL Type-0 24.0 [7.3] 1,427 [647.9] 100237432 tba
1,427 1,969 55.7 S BPBSL Type-0 24.0 [7.3] 1,427 [647.9] 100237433 tba
1,491 1,150 104.0 S BPBSL Type-0 24.9 [7.6] 1,491[676.9] 100237434 tba
1,491 1,545 77.5 S BPBSL Type-0 24.9 [7.6] 1,491 [676.9] 100237435 tba
1,491 1,939 61.7 S BPBSL Type-0 24.9 [7.6] 1,491 [676.9] 100237436 tba
1,491 2,333 51.3 S BPBSL-S Type-0 24.9 [7.6] 1,491[676.9] 100237438 tba
1,381 1,150 104.0 LT Type-0 16.6 [5.1] 1,133 [514.4] 100233786 tba
1,854 1,545 77.5 LT Type-0 16.6 [5.1] 1,133 [514.4] 100233788 tba
225 188
2,327 1,939 61.7 LT Type-0 16.6 [5.1] 1,133 [514.4] 100233789 tba
2,800 2,333 51.3 LT Type-0 16.6 [5.1] 1,133 [514.4] 100233791 tba
1,381 1,150 104.0 UT BPBSL 23.8 [7.3] 1,505 [683.3] 100236660 tba
1,854 1,545 77.5 UT BPBSL 23.8 [7.3] 1,505 [683.3] 100236661 tba
2,327 1,939 61.7 UT BPBSL 23.8 [7.3] 1,505 [683.3] 100236662 tba
2,800 2,333 51.3 UT BPBSL 23.8 [7.3] 1,505 [683.3] 100236663 tba
1,612 1,343 103.9 LT Type-0 18.7 [5.7] 1,290 [585.7] 100140375 tba
1,612 1,343 103.9 UT BPBSL 25.9 [7.9] 1,557 [706.9] 100145975 tba
1,887 1,572 88.8 UT BPBSL 25.9 [7.9] 1,557 [706.9] 100147598 tba
1,887 1,572 88.8 LT Type-0 18.7 [5.7] 1,290 [585.7] 100147600 tba
1,334 1,112 125.5 LT Type-0 18.7 [5.7] 1,290 [585.7] 100233794 tba
2,715 2,262 61.7 LT Type-0 18.7 [5.7] 1,290 [585.7] 100233795 tba
263 1,887 219 1,572 88.8 UT BPBSL 25.9 [7.9] 1,557 [706.9] 100223325 tba
1,634 1,112 125.5 S BPBSL Type-0 27.0 [8.2] 1,634 [741.8] 100237439 tba
1,634 2,262 61.7 S BPBSL Type-0 27.0 [8.2] 1,634 [741.8] 100237441 tba
1,634 1,572 88.8 S BPBSL Type-0 27.0 [8.2] 1,634 [741.8] 100237443 tba
1,634 1,343 103.9 S BPBSL Type-0 27.0 [8.2] 1,634 [741.8] 100237445 tba
1,334 1,112 125.5 UT BPBSL 25.9 [7.9] 1,557 [706.9] 100236664 tba
2,715 2,262 61.7 UT BPBSL 25.9 [7.9] 1,557 [706.9] 100236665 tba
† to be assigned


hp hp
1,776 1,271 125.5 S BPBSL Type-0 29.1 [8.9] 1,776 [806.3] 100237447 tba†
1,776 2,060 77.4 S BPBSL Type-0 29.1 [8.9] 1,776 [806.3] 100237449 tba
1,776 2,323 68.7 S BPBSL Type-0 29.1 [8.9] 1,776 [806.3] 100237450 tba
1,776 1,534 104.0 S BPBSL Type-0 29.1 [8.9] 1,776 [806.3] 100237451 tba
1,525 1,271 125.5 LT Type-0 20.8 [6.3] 1,419 [644.2] 100233798 tba
2,472 2,060 77.4 LT Type-0 20.8 [6.3] 1,419 [644.2] 100233800 tba
300 250
2,787 2,323 68.7 LT Type-0 20.8 [6.3] 1,419 [644.2] 100233802 tba
1,840 1,534 104.0 LT Type-0 20.8 [6.3] 1,419 [644.2] 100233803 tba
1,525 1,271 125.5 UT BPBSL Type-0 27.9 [8.5] 1,764 [800.9] 100236666 tba
2,472 2,060 77.4 UT BPBSL Type-0 27.9 [8.5] 1,764 [800.9] 100236667 tba
2,787 2,323 68.7 UT BPBSL Type-0 27.9 [8.5] 1,764 [800.9] 100236668 tba
1,840 1,534 104.0 UT BPBSL Type-0 27.9 [8.5] 1,764 [800.9] 100236669 tba
2,070 1,725 104.0 LT Type-0 22.9 [7.0] 1,600 [726.4] 100233808 tba
2,781 2,317 77.4 LT Type-0 22.9 [7.0] 1,600 [726.4] 100233809 tba
1,919 1,430 125.5 S BPBSL Type-0 31.2 [9.5] 1,919 [871.2] 100237452 tba
1,919 1,725 104.0 S BPBSL Type-0 31.2 [9.5] 1,919 [871.2] 100237455 tba
338 1,919 281 2,317 77.4 S BPBSL Type-0 31.2 [9.1] 1,919 [871.2] 100237457 tba
1,716 1,430 125.5 LT Type-0 22.9 [7.0] 1,600 [726.4] 100118726 tba
1,716 1,430 125.5 UT BPBSL 30.1 [9.2] 1,937 [879.4] 100119228 tba
2,070 1,725 104.0 UT BPBSL 30.1 [9.2] 1,937 [879.4] 100236670 tba
2,781 2,317 77.4 UT BPBSL 30.1 [9.2] 1,937 [879.4] 100236671 tba
† to be assigned


Chamber Type (XXXXX–X)

L Labyrinth
B Elastomer bag
M Metal bellows
Connection Type (XXXXX–X)
S Series
P Parallel
Thrust-Bearing Type (XXXXX–X)
HL High-load
(intermediate load)
Shaft Material (XXXXX–X–X)
HSS High-strength shaft
(intermediate strength)
Note: REDA* Maximus* protectors use MaxJoint* flange connection
design and do not require oil servicing at the wellsite. All other
designs of protectors must be refilled with oil at the wellsite
during the installation process.
Nomenclature Definitions
Type Description
66L Two-chambered labyrinth design
SB Positive seal protector using a single elastomeric bag
DB Positive seal protector with two elastomeric bags connected in parallel
PF Prefilled protector
HL High-load thrust bearing
HSS Indicates the use of high-strength shaft
HTM Indicates the use of high-temperature materials in the protector

Maximus Protectors ■ Modular Protector Nomenclature *Mark of Schlumberger

Maximus Protector Configurations
400/456 Series Maximus* Protector—Single/Lower Tandem with HSN Elastomers

Configuration Length, Weight, Carbon Steel Carbon Steel Redalloy*
ft [m] lbm [kg] Part Number with Monel® Trim Part Number
Part Number
LSL 5.8 [1.8] 156 [70.8] 100323805 100323825 100323842
LSL-HL 5.8 [1.8] 156 [70.8] 100323817 100323833 100323850
LSB 5.8 [1.8] 156 [70.8] 100323807 100323826 100323843
LSB-HL 5.8 [1.8] 156 [70.8] 100323818 100323834 100323851
BSB 5.8 [1.8] 156 [70.8] 100323808 100323827 100323844
BSB-HL 5.8 [1.8] 156 [70.8] 100323819 100323835 100323852
BSL 5.8 [1.8] 156 [70.8] 100323809 100323828 100323845
BSL-HL 5.8 [1.8] 156 [70.8] 100323820 100323837 100323853
BPBSL 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100293040 100293054 100293081
BPBSL-HSS 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100293041 100293067 100293084
BPBSL-HL 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100293046 100293071 100293095
BPBSL-HL-HSS 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100293048 100293075 100293100
BSBSL 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100293441 100293453 100293464
BSBSL-HSS 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100293442 100293454 100293466
BSBSL-HL 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100293445 100293459 100293469
BSBSL-HL-HSS 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100293446 100293460 100293470
LSBPB 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100293215 100293237 100293256
LSBPB-HSS 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100293217 100293238 100293257
LSBPB-HL 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100293230 100293245 100293262
LSBPB-HL-HSS 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100293232 100293250 100293263
LSBSB 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100292371 100292312 100292386
LSBSB-HSS 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100292374 100292314 100292389
LSBSB-HL 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100292365 100292307 100292378
LSBSB-HL-HSS 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100292369 100292310 100292382
LSLSB 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100293541 100293557 100293584
LSLSB-HSS 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100293546 100293561 100293586
LSLSB-HL 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100293549 100293578 100293590
LSLSB-HL-HSS 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100293553 100293579 100293594
LSLSL 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100293874 100293884 100293897
LSLSL-HSS 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100293875 100293885 100293899
LSLSL-HL 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100293879 100293890 100293906
LSLSL-HL-HSS 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100293881 100293892 100293907

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400/456 Series Maximus* Protector—Upper Tandem with HSN Elastomers
Part Number
BPBSL 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100291981 100291991 100292001
BPBSL-HSS 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100291982 100291992 100292002
BPBSL-HL 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100291985 100291996 100292005
BPBSL-HL-HSS 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100291987 100291997 100292006
LSBPB 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100290587 100290383 100290729
LSBPB-HSS 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100290596 100290561 100290727
LSBPB-HL 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100290584 100290345 100290717
LSBPB-HL-HSS 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100290591 100290557 100290715
LSLSB 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100291169 100291180 100291191
LSLSB-HSS 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100291171 100291181 100291192
LSLSB-HL 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100291174 100291187 100291197
LSLSB-HL-HSS 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100291175 100291188 100291199
LSLSL 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100291907 100291916 100291927
LSLSL-HSS 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100291908 100291917 100291928
LSLSL-HL 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100291911 100291921 100291932
LSLSL-HL-HSS 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100291912 100291923 100291933

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400/456 Series Maximus* Protector—Single/Lower Tandem with Aflas® Elastomers
Part Number
LSL 5.8 [1.8] 156 [70.8] 100323812 100323829 100323846
LSL-HL 5.8 [1.8] 156 [70.8] 100323821 100323838 100323854
LSB 5.8 [1.8] 156 [70.8] 100323814 100323830 100323847
LSB-HL 5.8 [1.8] 156 [70.8] 100323822 100323839 100323855
BSB 5.8 [1.8] 156 [70.8] 100323815 100323831 100323848
BSB-HL 5.8 [1.8] 156 [70.8] 100323823 100323840 100323856
BSL 5.8 [1.8] 156 [70.8] 100323816 100323832 100323849
BSL-HL 5.8 [1.8] 156 [70.8] 100323824 100323841 100323857
BPBSL 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100293043 100293069 100293088
BPBSL-HSS 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100293045 100293070 100293090
BPBSL-HL 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100293049 100293077 100293103
BPBSL-HL-HSS 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100293050 100293079 100293107
BSBSL 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100293443 100293457 100293467
BSBSL-HSS 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100293444 100293458 100293468
BSBSL-HL 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100293447 100293461 100293472
BSBSL-HL-HSS 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100293449 100293462 100293473
LSBPB 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100293225 100293240 100293259
LSBPB-HSS 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100293228 100293243 100293260
LSBPB-HL 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100293233 100293251 100293264
LSBPB-HL-HSS 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100293235 100293253 100293265
LSBSB 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100292370 100292311 100292383
LSBSB-HSS 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100292372 100292313 100292387
LSBSB-HL 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100292364 100288882 100292376
LSBSB-HL-HSS 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100292368 100292309 100292381
LSLSB 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100293547 100293567 100293587
LSLSB-HSS 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100293548 100293575 100293588
LSLSB-HL 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100293554 100293582 100293595
LSLSB-HL-HSS 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100293555 100293583 100293597
LSLSL 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100293876 100293886 100293901
LSLSL-HSS 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100293877 100293888 100293905
LSLSL-HL 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100293882 100293894 100293909
LSLSL-HL-HSS 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100293883 100293895 100293910

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Protectors ■ Maximus Protector Configurations Monel® is a registered trademark of Inco Alloys International, Inc.

400/456 Series Maximus* Protector—Upper Tandem with Aflas® Elastomers
Part Number
BPBSL 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100291983 100291993 100292003
BPBSL-HSS 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100291984 100291995 100292004
BPBSL-HL 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100291988 100291998 100292007
BPBSL-HL-HSS 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100291989 100291999 100292008
LSBPB 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100290589 100290361 100290720
LSBPB-HSS 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100290593 100290567 100290719
LSBPB-HL 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100290413 100288669 100290712
LSBPB-HL-HSS 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100290590 100290551 100290713
LSLSB 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100291172 100291182 100291193
LSLSB-HSS 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100291173 100291184 100291194
LSLSB-HL 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100291178 100291189 100291201
LSLSB-HL-HSS 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100291179 100291190 100291203
LSLSL 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100291909 100291918 100291930
LSLSL-HSS 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100291910 100291920 100291931
LSLSL-HL 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100291913 100291924 100291934
LSLSL-HL-HSS 8.0 [2.4] 206 [93.5] 100291914 100291925 100291935

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Maximus 300 Motorlead Extensions
456 Series, 4-kV KELB, 0.444-in × 1.122-in [11.28-mm × 28.50-mm] OD

AWG Armor Pothead Length, ft [m] Weight, lbm [kg] Part Number
Conductor Size Design
40 [12.2] 43 [19.5] 100313420
50 [15.2] 54 [24.5] 100313421
60 [18.3] 64 [29.0] 100324398
75 [22.3] 80 [36.3] 100313422
80 [24.4] 86 [39.0] 100324385
Maximus* 300 90 [27.4] 96 [43.5] 100324395
6 Monel®
plug-in 100 [30.5] 107 [48.5] 100324361
110 [33.5] 118 [53.5] 100348541
120 [36.6] 128 [58.1] 100324370
130 [39.6] 139 [63.0] 100348542
140 [42.7] 150 [68.0] 100324379
150 [45.7] 161 [73.0] 100167119

40 [12.2] 45 [20.4] 100313417
50 [15.2] 56 [25.4] 100313418
60 [18.3] 67 [30.4] 100324400
75 [22.3] 84 [38.1] 100313419
Maximus 300 80 [24.4] 90 [40.8] 100204016
6 Galvanized
plug-in 90 [27.4] 101 [45.8] 100204004
100 [30.5] 112 [50.8] 100204011
120 [36.6] 134 [60.8] 100204013
140 [42.7] 157 [71.2] 100204014
150 [45.7] 168 [76.2] 100158174

Motorlead Extensions ■ Maximus 300 Motorlead Extensions Monel® is a registered trademark of Inco Alloys International, Inc.

Power Cable
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REDA ESP Power Cable
The quality of the power cable used

for ESPs is critical to the overall sys-
tem efficiency and reliability. For over
60 years, REDA* ESP power cable has
been recognized as the leader in high-
quality electrical cable for ESP systems.
A wide range of materials, sizes,
and construction types are available
to deliver dependable performance
in even the most hostile downhole
environments.
REDA ESP power cable is manufac-
tured with a modular cable concept.
Each cable is viewed as a customized
collection of components (conductor,
insulation, etc.). The selection of these
components is based on a thorough
analysis of the well conditions. Through
the proper selection of materials, the
cable can be precisely tailored to pro-
vide superior performance in each
application. This concept optimizes
the total value (price and performance)
for customers.
Power Cable ■ REDA ESP Power Cable
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Modular cable nomenclature
In line with the modular cable design
philosophy, we are using descriptive
nomenclature that uniquely identifies
the components of each specific cable.
The designations indicate the materi-
als selected, starting from the insula-
tion, working out to the barrier, jacket,
armor, kilovolt rating, and shape.
AWG Conductor Size/Type

#/solid AWG#/solid conductor
#/stranded AWG#/stranded conductor
#/S/C AWG#/stranded compacted conductor
Insulation
PPE Polypropylene copolymer
P Polyethylene copolymer
E EPDM rubber
K Kapton® film
T Semiconductive tape
S Special
Protective Barrier Against Well Fluid

S Extruded PVDF or Solef ® resin
TB-300 Tape and braid polyvinyl fluoride or Tedlar ® film
F Extruded fluoropolymer
TB-400 Proprietary high-temperature tape and braid
L Lead
Jacket
PE High-density polyethylene
O Oil-resistant nitrile rubber formulation (four temperature ratings)
E EPDM rubber
Cable Armor
# Armor thickness, in.
G Galvanized steel
HG Heavy galvanized steel
GG Double-layer galvanized steel
SS Stainless steel
M MONEL® alloy
FP Flat-profile interlocking armor
Cable Voltage Rating and Geometry

3, 4, 5, 6 Voltage rating, kV
F Flat-cable profile
R Round-cable profile

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MONEL® is a registered trademark of Inco Alloys International, Inc.
Solef ® is a registered trademark of Solvay Et Cie. Corporation. ESP Catalog
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Polyethylene
Applications Description
■ Electrical power cable for This unarmored cable is designed
submersible pumping systems primarily for water wells or oil wells
■ Conductors rated for well with low oil cut and low BHP.
temperatures to 180°F [82°C] As with all REDA* ESP power
cables, any cable can be manufac-
tured using RedaTube* cable manu-
Benefits facturing technology. These cables
■ Uses alloy-coated conductors are useful when a hydraulic conduit
for corrosion protection is required for operation of safety
valves, chemical injection, or other
■ Contains proprietary polypropyl- similar applications.
ene copolymer for damage and
chemical resistance
Components
The jacket is made from a proprietary
Features HDPE compound with improved flexi-
■ Proprietary high-density polyeth- bility and toughness.
ylene (HDPE) compound jacket Polypropylene copolymer gives
damage and chemical resistance to the
insulation. PPEPE
The maximum conductor tempera-
ture is 180°F [82°C] based on the
options selected. The conductors are
made of alloy-coated copper to pro-
tect against corrosion and improve
long-term electrical properties of the
insulation.
Power Cable ■ Polyethylene
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Description AWG Conductor Conductor Insulation Overall Unit
Size/Type Diameter, Diameter, Dimensions, Weight,
in. [mm] in. [mm] in. [mm] lbm/ft [kg/m]
1/stranded 0.328 [8.33] 0.478 [12.14] 1.187 [30.15] 1.19 [1.77]
2/stranded 0.292 [7.42] 0.442 [11.23] 1.110 [28.19] 0.98 [1.46]
(PPEPE) O4R 4/solid 0.204 [5.18] 0.354 [8.99] 0.921 [23.39] 0.63 [0.94]
6/solid 0.162 [4.11] 0.312 [7.92] 0.830 [21.08] 0.45 [0.67]
8/solid 0.128 [3.25] 0.279 [7.09] 0.758 [19.25] 0.33 [0.49]
Notes: Dimensions are nominal.
Weight tolerance is ±4 %.
Materials and specifications are subject to change without notice.
Tolerances, in. [mm]: insulation, ±0.012 [0.305]; overall, ±0.030 [0.762]

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Redalene Cable
■ Electrical power cable for All cable designs in the Redalene*
submersible pumping systems ESP power cable family use poly-
■ Conductors rated for well propylene insulation (designated P or
temperatures to 205°F [96°C] PPE) and an oil-resistant nitrile
jacket (designated O).
Several common cable designs in
Benefits the family are shown. Many other
■ Includes corrosion protection for designs are available depending on
the copper conductors the options selected.
As with all REDA* ESP power
■ Contains proprietary insulation for POTB
damage and chemical resistance tured using RedaTube* cable manu-
■ Incorporates barrier to prevent facturing technology. These cables
failure from chemical attack and are useful when a hydraulic conduit
gas decompression is required for operation of safety
■ Provides armor options to resist valves, chemical injection, or other
corrosion and mechanical damage similar applications.
Features Components POF

■ Alloy-coated copper conductors The conductors are made of alloy-
coated copper. Insulation is a propri-
■ Polypropylene copolymer etary polypropylene copolymer.
insulation Several types of taped and extruded
■ Option of taped and extruded barriers are available. A barrier pre-
barriers vents failure from chemical attack
■ Proprietary nitrile rubber jacket and gas decompression, enabling
compound performance in wells with hostile
■ Cable armor standard with steel environments or high gas/oil ratios.
Cable armor made from steel strips PPEO
strips and galvanized coating
on all sides featuring a galvanized coating on all
sides is standard.
Special materials are available for
low-temperature handling to –45°F
[–43°C].
Power Cable ■ Redalene Cable
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Redalene Flat Cable Redalene Flat Cable
250 350
No. 2/0 Conductor No. 2/0 Conductor
No. 1/0 Conductor 300 No. 1/0 Conductor
200 No. 1 Conductor No. 1 Conductor
No. 2 Conductor 250 No. 2 Conductor
No. 4 Conductor No. 4 Conductor
Maximum 150 No. 6 Conductor Maximum 200 No. 6 Conductor
conductor conductor
current, 100 current, 150
A A
100
50
50
0 0
0 50 100 150 200 250 0 50 100 150 200 250
Maximum well temperature, °F Maximum well temperature, °F
Description AWG Conductor Insulation Jacket Diameter, Overall Dimensions, Unit

Conductor Diameter, Diameter, in. [mm] in. [mm] Weight,
Size/Type in. [mm] in. [mm] lbm/ft [kg/m]
1/stranded 0.328 [8.33] 0.478 [12.14] 0.588 [14.94] 0.717 × 1.901 [18.21 × 48.29] 1.62 [2.41]
2/stranded 0.292 [7.42] 0.442 [11.23] 0.552 [14.02] 0.681 × 1.793 [17.30 × 45.54] 1.40 [2.08]
(POTB)†
4/solid 0.204 [5.18] 0.354 [8.99] 0.464 [11.79] 0.593 × 1.529 [15.06 × 38.84] 1.01 [1.50]
6/solid 0.162 [4.11] 0.312 [7.92] 0.422 [10.72] 0.551 × 1.403 [14.00 × 35.64] 0.81 [1.21]
1/compacted 0.297 [7.54] 0.477 [12.12] 0.587 [14.91] 0.716 × 1.898 [18.19 × 48.21] 1.69 [2.51]
(POTB) G5F† 2/compacted 0.268 [6.81] 0.448 [11.38] 0.558 [14.17] 0.687 × 1.811 [17.45 × 46.00] 1.38 [2.05]
4/solid 0.204 [5.18] 0.384 [9.75] 0.494 [12.55] 0.623 × 1.619 [15.82 × 41.12] 1.06 [1.58]
1/stranded 0.328 [8.33] 0.478 [12.14] 0.589 × 1.654 [14.96 × 42.01] 0.728 × 1.754 [18.49 × 44.55] 1.70 [2.53]
2/stranded 0.292 [7.42] 0.442 [11.23] 0.562 × 1.546 [14.27 × 39.27] 0.692 × 1.646 [17.58 × 41.81] 1.38 [2.05]
(POF) G4F‡
4/solid 0.204 [5.18] 0.354 [8.99] 0.474 × 1.283 [12.04 × 32.59] 0.604 × 1.383 [15.34 × 35.13] 1.02 [1.52]
6/solid 0.162 [4.11] 0.312 [7.92] 0.432 × 1.156 [10.97 × 29.36] 0.562 × 1.256 [14.27 × 31.90] 0.82 [1.22]
1/compacted 0.297 [7.54] 0.477 [12.12] 0.597 × 1.651 [15.16 × 41.94] 0.727 × 1.751 [18.47 × 44.48] 1.73 [2.57]
(POF) G5F‡ 2/compacted 0.268 [6.81] 0.448 [11.38] 0.568 × 1.564 [14.43 × 39.73] 0.698 × 1.664 [17.73 × 42.27] 1.40 [2.08]
4/solid 0.204 [5.18] 0.384 [9.75] 0.504 × 1.372 [12.80 × 34.85] 0.634 × 1.473 [16.10 × 37.41] 1.08 [1.61]
1/stranded 0.328 [8.33] 0.478 [12.14] 1.187 [30.15] 1.357 [34.47] 1.72 [2.56]
2/stranded 0.292 [7.42] 0.442 [11.23] 1.110 [28.20] 1.280 [32.51] 1.48 [2.20]
(PPEO) G4R§
4/solid 0.204 [5.18] 0.354 [8.99] 0.921 [23.39] 1.091 [27.71] 1.05 [1.56]
6/solid 0.162 [4.11] 0.312 [7.92] 0.830 [21.08] 1.000 [25.40] 0.83 [1.24]
1/compacted 0.297 [7.54] 0.477 [12.12] 1.185 [30.10] 1.355 [34.42] 1.79 [2.66]
(PPEO) G5R§ 2/compacted 0.268 [6.81] 0.448 [11.38] 1.123 [28.52] 1.293 [32.84] 1.46 [2.17]
4/solid 0.204 [5.18] 0.384 [9.75] 0.986 [25.04] 1.156 [29.36] 1.11 [1.65]
† Tolerances, in. [mm]: insulation, ±0.012 [0.305]; jacket, ±0.015 [0.381]; overall, minor, ±0.020 [0.508], major, ±0.045 [1.143]
‡ Tolerances, in. [mm]: insulation, ±0.012 [0.305]; jacket, minor, ±0.030 [0.762], major, ±0.040 [1.016]; overall, minor, ±0.040 [1.016], major, ±0.045 [1.143]
§ Tolerances, in. [mm]: insulation, ±0.012 [0.305]; jacket, ±0.030 [0.762]; overall, ±0.035 [0.889]

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Redahot Cable
■ Electrical power cable for All cable designs in the Redahot* ESP
submersible pumping systems power cable family use a proprietary
■ Conductors rated for well EPDM insulation (designated E) and
temperatures from 220 to 350°F an oil-resistant nitrile jacket (desig-
[121 to 177°C] nated O).
Several common cable designs in
the family are shown. Many other
Benefits designs are available depending on the
■ Contains barrier to prevent options selected.
failure from chemical attack As with all REDA* ESP power
cables, any cable can be manufac- EO
and gas decompression
tured using RedaTube* cable manu-
■ Includes alloy coating for facturing technology. These cables
corrosion protection are useful when a hydraulic conduit
■ Offers armor options to resist cor- is required for operation of safety
rosion and mechanical damage valves, chemical injection, or other
similar applications.
Features
■ Alloy-coated copper conductors Components ESO
■ Ethylene propylene diene Alloy coating provides corrosion pro-
methylene (EPDM) insulation tection for copper and prevents degra-
dation of the adhesive bond between
■ Option of taped and extruded conductor and the EPDM insulation.
barriers EPDM insulation compounds pro-
■ Patented EPDM and nitrile rubber vide the optimum combination of
jacket compounds electrical, physical, and chemical
■ Cable armor standard with steel properties. Barriers prevent failure
ETBO
strips and galvanized coating from chemical attack and gas decom-
on all sides pression, enabling performance in
high-temperature wells with hostile
environments or high gas/oil ratios.
Armor options can improve resis-
tance to corrosion and mechanical
damage.
Power Cable ■ Redahot Cable
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350
No. 2/0 Conductor
300 No. 1/0 Conductor
No. 1 Conductor
No. 2 Conductor
250 No. 4 Conductor
No. 6 Conductor
Maximum 200
conductor
current,
150
A
100
50
0
0 50 100 150 200 250 300
Maximum well temperature, °F
Description AWG Conductor Insulation Jacket Overall Unit

Conductor Diameter, Diameter, Diameter, Dimensions, Weight,
Size/Type in. [mm] in. [mm] in. [mm] in. [mm] lbm/ft [kg/m]
1/stranded 0.328 [8.33] 0.478 [12.14] 1.187 [30.15] 1.357 [34.47] 1.75 [2.60]
2/stranded 0.292 [7.42] 0.442 [11.22] 1.110 [28.19] 1.280 [32.51] 1.50 [2.23]
(EO) G4R
4/solid 0.204 [5.18] 0.354 [8.99] 0.921 [23.39] 1.091 [27.71] 1.07 [1.59]
6/solid 0.162 [4.11] 0.312 [7.92] 0.830 [21.08] 1.000 [25.40] 0.85 [1.26]
1/compacted 0.297 [7.54] 0.477 [12.12] 1.185 [30.09] 1.355 [34.42] 1.83 [2.72]
(EO) G5R 2/compacted 0.268 [6.81] 0.448 [11.38] 1.123 [28.52] 1.293 [32.84] 1.49 [2.22]
4/solid 0.204 [5.18] 0.384 [9.75] 0.986 [25.04] 1.156 [29.36] 1.15 [1.71]
1/compacted 0.297 [7.54] 0.477 [12.12] 1.228 [31.19] 1.398 [35.51] 1.84 [2.74]
1/solid 0.289 [7.34] 0.469 [11.91] 1.212 [30.78] 1.382 [35.10] 1.80 [2.68]
(ESO) G5R 2/compacted 0.268 [6.81] 0.448 [11.37] 1.166 [29.62] 1.336 [33.93] 1.59 [2.37]
2/solid 0.258 [6.55] 0.438 [11.13] 1.143 [29.03] 1.313 [33.35] 1.55 [2.31]
4/solid 0.204 [5.18] 0.384 [9.75] 1.029 [26.14] 1.199 [30.45] 1.22 [1.82]
1/stranded 0.328 [8.33] 0.478 [12.14] 1.209 [30.71] 1.379 [35.03] 1.79 [2.66]
2/stranded 0.292 [7.42] 0.442 [11.22] 1.131 [28.73] 1.301 [33.05] 1.54 [2.29]
(ETBO) G4R
4/solid 0.204 [5.18] 0.354 [8.99] 0.943 [23.95] 1.113 [28.27] 1.11 [1.65]
6/solid 0.162 [4.11] 0.312 [7.92] 0.852 [21.64] 1.022 [25.96] 0.89 [1.32]
1/compacted 0.297 [7.54] 0.477 [12.12] 1.207 [30.66] 1.377 [34.98] 1.87 [2.78]
2/compacted 0.268 [6.81] 0.448 [11.37] 1.144 [29.06] 1.314 [33.38] 1.53 [2.28]
(ETBO) G5R
4/solid 0.204 [5.18] 0.384 [9.75] 1.007 [25.58] 1.177 [29.90] 1.19 [1.77]
Tolerances, in. [mm]: insulation, ±0.012 [0.305]; jacket, ±0.030 [0.762]; overall, ± 0.035 [0.889]

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Redablack Cable
■ Electrical power cable for All cable designs in the Redablack*
submersible pumping systems ESP power cable family use a propri-
■ Conductors rated for well etary EPDM insulation formulation
temperatures from 300 to 400°F and EPDM jacket (both designated
[149 to 204°C] E). This specialized EPDM insulation
is based on experience in rubber
EFE
compounding and mixing for the oil
Benefits industry.
■ Includes alloy coating for corro- Several common cable designs in
sion protection the family are shown. Many other
designs are available depending on
■ Contains barrier to prevent fail- the options selected.
ures from chemical attack and As with all REDA* ESP power
gas decompression cables, any cable can be manufac-
■ Uses jacket compounds to tured using RedaTube* cable manu-
increase physical properties and ETBE-400
facturing technology. These cables
temperature capabilities are useful when a hydraulic conduit
■ Offers armor options to resist gas, is required for operation of safety
corrosion, and mechanical damage valves, chemical injection, or other
Features
■
Components
Alloy-coated copper conductors
The conductor temperature range is
■ Option of taped and extruded EER
300 to 400°F [149 to 204°C]. Alloy
barriers coating provides corrosion protection
■ Proprietary ethylene propylene for the copper conductors and pre-
diene methylene (EPDM) rubber vents degradation of the adhesive
jacket compounds bond between the conductor and the
■ Cable armor standard with steel EPDM insulation.
strips and a galvanized coating Barriers prevent failures from
on all sides chemical attack and gas decompres- ETBEF-300
sion, enabling performance in high-
temperature wells with hostile
Several types of taped and extruded
barriers are available.
Jacket compounds provide excep-
tional physical properties and tem-
perature capabilities.
Cable armor made from steel strips
featuring a galvanized coating on all
sides is standard. Armor options can
improve resistance to gas, corrosion,
and mechanical damage.
Power Cable ■ Redablack Cable
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Redablack 300 Round Redablack 400 Round
400
No. 2/0 Conductor 450
350 No. 1/0 Conductor No. 2/0 Conductor
No. 1 Conductor 400 No. 1/0 Conductor
No. 1 Conductor
300 No. 2 Conductor 350 No. 2 Conductor
No. 4 Conductor
300 No. 4 Conductor
Maximum 250 No. 6 Conductor
Maximum No. 6 Conductor
conductor conductor 250
200
current, current, 200
A 150 A 150
100 100
50 50
0 0
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450

1/compacted 0.297 [7.54] 0.477 [12.12] 1.185 [30.10] 1.355 [34.44] 1.86 [2.77]
(EER) G5R† 2/compacted 0.268 [6.81] 0.448 [11.38] 1.123 [28.52] 1.293 [32.84] 1.52 [2.26]
4/solid 0.204 [5.18] 0.384 [9.75] 0.986 [25.04] 1.156 [29.36] 1.17 [1.74]
1/compacted 0.297 [7.54] 0.477 [12.12] 1.215 [30.86] 1.385 [35.18] 1.92 [2.86]
1/solid 0.289 [7.34] 0.469 [11.91] 1.199 [30.45] 1.369 [34.77] 1.80 [2.68]
(ETBE-400) G5R† 2/compacted 0.268 [6.81] 0.448 [11.38] 1.153 [29.29] 1.323 [33.60] 1.57 [2.34]
2/solid 0.258 [6.55] 0.438 [11.12] 1.130 [28.70] 1.300 [33.02] 1.55 [2.31]
4/solid 0.204 [5.18] 0.384 [9.75] 1.016 [25.81] 1.186 [30.12] 1.22 [1.82]
1/compacted 0.297 [7.54] 0.477 [12.12] 1.228 [31.19] 1.398 [35.51] 1.94 [2.89]
1/solid 0.289 [7.34] 0.469 [11.91] 1.212 [30.78] 1.382 [35.10] 1.83 [2.72]
(EFE) G5R† 2/compacted 0.268 [6.81] 0.448 [11.38] 1.166 [29.62] 1.336 [33.93] 1.60 [2.38]
2/solid 0.258 [6.55] 0.438 [11.12] 1.143 [29.03] 1.313 [33.35] 1.58 [2.35]
4/solid 0.204 [5.18] 0.384 [9.75] 1.029 [26.14] 1.199 [30.45] 1.24 [1.85]
1/compacted 0.297 [7.54] 0.477 [12.12] 0.597 × 1.650 [15.16 × 41.91] 0.837 × 1.831 [21.26 × 46.51] 2.43 [3.62]
(EEF) GG5F‡ 2/compacted 0.268 [6.81] 0.448 [11.38] 0.568 × 1.560 [14.43 × 39.62] 0.808 × 1.744 [20.52 × 44.30] 2.08 [3.10]
4/solid 0.204 [5.18] 0.384 [9.75] 0.504 × 1.372 [12.80 × 34.85] 0.744 × 1.552 [18.90 × 39.42] 1.69 [2.51]
1/compacted 0.297 [7.54] 0.477 [12.12] 0.611 × 1.690 [15.52 × 42.93] 0.741 × 1.793 [18.82 × 45.54] 1.75 [2.60]
(ETBEF-300) G5F‡ 2/compacted 0.268 [6.81] 0.448 [11.38] 0.582 × 1.606 [14.78 × 40.79] 0.712 × 1.706 [18.08 × 43.33] 1.53 [2.28]
4/solid 0.204 [5.18] 0.384 [9.75] 0.518 × 1.410 [13.16 × 35.81] 0.648 × 1.514 [16.46 × 38.46] 1.18 [1.76]
† Tolerances, in. [mm]: insulation, ±0.012 [0.305]; jacket, ±0.030 [0.762]; overall, ±0.035 [0.889]
‡ Tolerances, in. [mm]: insulation, ±0.012 [0.305]; jacket, minor, ±0.030 [0.762], major, ±0.040 [1.016]; overall, minor, ±0.040 [1.016], major, ±0.045 [1.143]

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Redalead Cable
■ Electrical power cable for sub- All cable designs in the Redalead*
mersible pumping systems ESP power cable family use a propri-
■ Conductors rated for well etary EPDM insulation formulation
temperatures from 400 to 450°F (designated E) and an impervious
[204 to 232°C] lead barrier (designated L).
Common cable designs in the fam-
ily are shown. Many other designs are
Benefits available depending on the options
■ Alloy coating for corrosion selected.
protection As with all REDA* ESP power
■ Lead barrier to prevent failure tured using RedaTube* cable manu-
from chemical attack and gas facturing technology. These cables
decompression are useful when a hydraulic conduit
■ Armor options to resist gas, corro- is required for operation of safety ELB
sion, and mechanical damage valves, chemical injection, or other
Features
■ Alloy-coated copper conductors Components
■ Ethylene propylene diene The conductor alloy coating provides
methylene (EPDM) insulation corrosion protection for the copper
and prevents degradation of the
■ Fatigue- and corrosion-resistant adhesive bond between the conduc-
lead tor and the EPDM insulation. ELBE
■ Various barrier and jacket types Insulation compounds provide the
■ Cable armor standard with steel optimum combination of electrical,
strips and a galvanized coating physical, and chemical properties.
on all sides The conductor temperature range is
400 to 450°F [204 to 232°C] based on
the options selected.
A lead barrier prevents failure
from chemical attack and gas decom-
pression, enabling performance in
high-temperature wells with hostile
Additional barriers and jacket types
are available to prevent mechanical
damage and to maximize cable run life.
tance to gas, corrosion, and mechan-
ical damage.
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Redalead Flat Redalead Round
400 450
No. 2/0 Conductor No. 2/0 Conductor
350 No. 1/0 Conductor 400 No. 1/0 Conductor
300 No. 2 Conductor
350 No. 2 Conductor
Maximum Maximum 300
250 No. 6 Conductor No. 6 Conductor
conductor conductor 250
200
current, current, 200
A 150 A 150
100 100
50 50
0 0
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450

1/stranded 0.328 [8.33] 0.464 [11.79] 0.544 [13.82] 0.669 × 1.757 [17.00 × 44.63] 2.37 [3.53]
2/stranded 0.292 [7.42] 0.428 [10.87] 0.508 [12.90] 0.633 × 1.649 [16.08 × 41.88] 2.09 [3.11]
(ELB) G4F†
4/solid 0.204 [5.18] 0.320 [8.13] 0.400 [10.16] 0.525 × 1.325 [13.34 × 33.66] 1.50 [2.23]
6/solid 0.162 [4.11] 0.278 [7.06] 0.358 [9.09] 0.483 × 1.199 [12.27 × 30.45] 1.24 [1.85]
1/compacted 0.297 [7.54] 0.447 [11.35] 0.527 [13.39] 0.652 × 1.706 [16.56 × 43.33] 2.39 [3.56]
(ELB) G5F† 2/compacted 0.268 [6.81] 0.418 [10.62] 0.498 [12.65] 0.623 × 1.619 [15.82 × 41.12] 2.02 [3.01]
4/solid 0.204 [5.18] 0.354 [8.99] 0.434 [11.02] 0.559 × 1.427 [14.20 × 36.25] 1.62 [2.41]
1/stranded 0.328 [8.33] 0.464 [11.79] 1.345 [34.16] 1.515 [38.48] 2.85 [4.24]
2/stranded 0.292 [7.42] 0.428 [10.87] 1.268 [32.21] 1.438 [36.52] 2.53 [3.77]
(ELBE) G4R‡
4/solid 0.204 [5.18] 0.320 [8.13] 1.036 [26.31] 1.206 [30.63] 1.84 [2.74]
6/solid 0.162 [4.11] 0.278 [7.06] 0.944 [23.98] 1.114 [28.30] 1.53 [2.28]
1/compacted 0.297 [7.54] 0.447 [11.35] 1.309 [33.25] 1.479 [37.57] 2.78 [4.14]
(ELBE) G5R‡ 2/compacted 0.268 [6.81] 0.418 [10.62] 1.246 [31.65] 1.416 [35.97] 2.49 [3.71]
4/solid 0.204 [5.18] 0.354 [8.99] 1.109 [28.17] 1.279 [32.49] 1.99 [2.96]
1/stranded 0.328 [8.33] 0.464 [11.79] 0.544 [13.82] 0.673 × 1.769 [17.09 × 44.93] 2.38 [3.54]
2/stranded 0.292 [7.42] 0.428 [10.87] 0.508 [12.90] 0.637 × 1.661 [16.18 × 42.19] 2.10 [3.13]
(ELTB) G4F†
4/solid 0.204 [5.18] 0.320 [8.13] 0.400 [10.16] 0.529 × 1.337 [13.44 × 33.96] 1.50 [2.23]
6/solid 0.162 [4.11] 0.278 [7.06] 0.358 [9.09] 0.487 × 1.211 [12.37 × 30.76] 1.24 [1.85]
† Tolerances, in. [mm]: insulation, ±0.012 [0.305]; jacket, ±0.015 [0.381]; overall, minor: ± 0.020 [0.508], major, ± 0.045 [1.143]
‡ Tolerances, in. [mm]: insulation, ±0.012 [0.305]; jacket, ±0.030 [0.762]; overall, ±0.035 [0.889]

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RedaCDC Cable
■ Electrical power cable for With materials specifically designed
submersible pumping systems for Southeast Asia, the RedaCDC*
■ Conductors rated for well ESP power cable family offers many
temperatures from 300 to 400°F options for tailoring the cable design
[149 to 204°C] to a precise set of operating condi-
tions. All RedaCDC cables use a pro-
prietary EPDM insulation formulation SESO
Benefits (designated SE) compounded for the
■ Contains alloy for corrosion high temperatures and high gas/oil
protection ratio conditions of Southeast Asia.
Common cable designs in the
■ Includes barrier to prevent family are shown. Many other designs
failures from chemical attack are available depending on the
and gas decompression options selected.
■ Provides armor options to resist As with all REDA* ESP power
gas, corrosion, and mechanical cables, any cable can be manufac- SEFE
damage tured using RedaTube* cable manu-
facturing technology. These cables
are useful when a hydraulic conduit
Features is required for operation of safety
■ Alloy-coated copper conductors valves, chemical injection, or other
■ Ethylene propylene diene similar applications.
methylene (EPDM) insulation
■ Option of taped and extruded Components SETBO
barriers Alloy coating provides corrosion pro-
■ Proprietary EPDM and nitrile tection for copper and prevents degra-
rubber jacket compounds dation of the adhesive bond between
■ Cable armor standard with steel conductor and the EPDM insulation.
strips and a galvanized coating Insulation compounds provide the
on all sides optimum combination of electrical,
physical, high-temperature, and
chemical properties. The conductor
SETBE-400
temperature range is 300 to 400°F
[149 to 204°C] based on the options
selected.
Barriers prevent failures from attack
and gas decompression, ensuring supe-
rior performance in high-temperature
wells with hostile environments or
wells with high gas/oil ratios. Several
types of taped and extruded barriers
are available.
tance to gas, corrosion, and mechani-
cal damage.
Power Cable ■ RedaCDC Cable
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1/compacted 0.297 [7.54] 0.477 [12.12] 1.228 [31.19] 1.398 [35.51] 1.84 [2.74]
1/solid 0.289 [7.34] 0.469 [11.91] 1.212 [30.78] 1.382 [35.10] 1.80 [2.68]
(SESO) G5R† 2/compacted 0.268 [6.81] 0.448 [11.38] 1.166 [29.62] 1.336 [33.93] 1.59 [2.37]
2/solid 0.258 [6.55] 0.438 [11.13] 1.143 [29.03] 1.313 [33.35] 1.55 [2.31]
4/solid 0.204 [5.18] 0.384 [9.75] 1.029 [26.14] 1.199 [30.45] 1.22 [1.82]
1/compacted 0.297 [7.54] 0.477 [12.12] 1.228 [31.19] 1.398 [35.51] 1.94 [2.89]
1/solid 0.289 [7.34] 0.469 [11.91] 1.212 [30.78] 1.382 [35.10] 1.83 [2.72]
(SEFE) G5R† 2/compacted 0.268 [6.81] 0.448 [11.38] 1.166 [29.62] 1.336 [33.93] 1.60 [2.38]
2/solid 0.258 [6.55] 0.438 [11.13] 1.143 [29.03] 1.313 [33.35] 1.58 [2.35]
4/solid 0.204 [5.18] 0.384 [9.75] 1.029 [26.14] 1.199 [30.45] 1.24 [1.85]
1/compacted 0.297 [7.54] 0.477 [12.12] 1.207 [30.66] 1.377 [34.98] 1.87 [2.78]
1/solid 0.289 [7.34] 0.469 [11.91] 1.190 [30.23] 1.360 [34.54] 1.75 [2.60]
(SETBO) G5R† 2/compacted 0.268 [6.81] 0.448 [11.38] 1.144 [29.06] 1.314 [33.38] 1.53 [2.28]
2/solid 0.258 [6.55] 0.438 [11.13] 1.122 [28.50] 1.292 [32.82] 1.51 [2.25]
4/solid 0.204 [5.18] 0.384 [9.75] 1.007 [25.58] 1.177 [29.90] 1.19 [1.77]
1/compacted 0.297 [7.54] 0.477 [12.12] 1.215 [30.86] 1.385 [35.18] 1.92 [2.86]
1/solid 0.289 [7.34] 0.469 [11.91] 1.199 [30.45] 1.369 [34.77] 1.80 [2.68]
(SETBE-400) G5R† 2/compacted 0.268 [6.81] 0.448 [11.38] 1.153 [29.29] 1.323 [33.60] 1.57 [2.34]
2/solid 0.258 [6.55] 0.438 [11.13] 1.130 [28.70] 1.300 [33.02] 1.55 [2.31]
4/solid 0.204 [5.18] 0.384 [9.75] 1.016 [25.81] 1.186 [30.12] 1.22 [1.82]
† Tolerances, in. [mm]: insulation, ±0.012 [0.305]; jacket, ±0.030 [0.762]; overall, ±0.035 [0.889]

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RedaValu Cable
■ Electrical power cable for RedaValu* electrical power transmis-
submersible pumping systems sion cables are intended for use in
■ Conductors rated for well low-temperature, nonaggressive wells.
temperatures to 205°F [96°C] This cable type is a cost-effective alter-
native to Redalene* flat cables and
conductors. The RedaValu cables uti-
Benefits lize the same polypropylene insulation
■ Contains alloy coating for (designated P) and tape and braid
corrosion protection (designated TB) as the Redalene
cables, but the oil-resistant nitrile
■ Includes polypropylene copolymer jacket has been eliminated to reduce
insulation to resist damage and the overall cost of the cable system.
chemicals As with all REDA* ESP power
■ Uses fluorocarbon tape barrier cables, any cable can be manufac-
to protect the insulation from tured using RedaTube* cable manu-
chemical attack facturing technology. These cables
are useful when a hydraulic conduit
is required for operation of safety
Features valves, chemical injection, or other
■ Alloy-coated copper conductors similar applications. PTB G4R
■ Proprietary polypropylene
copolymer insulation Components
■ Fluorocarbon tape barrier The alloy coating provides corrosion pro-
■ Cable armor standard with steel tection for the copper and improves
strips and a galvanized coating long-term electrical properties of the
on all sides insulation. Unique polypropylene
copolymer gives improved damage and
chemical resistance while improving
low-temperature flexibility over stan-
dard polypropylene insulation.
Fluorocarbon tape barrier is used
to protect the insulation from chemi-
cal attack.
The conductors are made of alloy-
coated copper. Insulation consists of a
proprietary polypropylene copolymer.
The barrier is fluorocarbon tape.
Cable armor made from steel strips
featuring a galvanized coating on all
sides is standard.
Power Cable ■ RedaValu Cable
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Description AWG Conductor Insulation Jacket Diameter, Overall Dimensions, Unit
Conductor Diameter, Diameter, in. [mm] in. [mm] Weight,
Size/Type in. [mm] in. [mm] lbm/ft [kg/m]
2/stranded 0.292 [7.42] 0.442 [11.23] 0.562 × 1.546 [14.27 × 39.27] 1.463 × 0.571 [37.16 × 14.50] 1.17 [1.74]
PTB G4R 4/solid 0.204 [5.18] 0.354 [8.99] 0.474 × 1.283 [12.04 × 32.59] 1.199 × 0.483 [30.45 × 12.27] 0.81 [1.21]
6/solid 0.162 [4.11] 0.312 [7.92] 0.432 × 1.156 [10.97 × 29.36] 1.073 × 0.441 [27.25 × 11.20] 0.62 [0.92]
Tolerances, in. [mm]: insulation, ±0.012 [0.305]; jacket, ±0.030 [0.762]; overall, ±0.040 [1.016]

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RedaSurface Cable
Applications Cable designs in the RedaSurface

■ For use in conduit and cable trays family use a semiconductive tape
or for direct burial (designated T) over the alloy-coated
copper conductors, ethylene propy-
lene insulation (designated E), bare
Benefits copper grounding conductor, and
■ Meets the physical and environ- solid nitrile-polyvinyl chloride jacket
mental demands for surface use (designated OPVC) to protect the
underlying components.
The armored configurations are
Features protected by galvanized-steel inter-
locking armor. TEOPVC
■ Available in three configurations
and a range of conductor sizes
■ Armored configurations protected Cable configurations
by galvanized-steel interlocking Top: The TEOPVC cable configuration
armor is for use in conduit and has the
standard jacketed cable core without
armor or extruded outer covering,
Description allowing the cable to be pulled
RedaSurface* electrical power trans- through conduit or tubing. TEOPVC G5R
mission cables are designed to meet
the tough physical and environmental Middle: The TEOPVC G5R configura-
demands for surface use in the petro- tion is for use in cable trays and has a
leum industry. In addition, the cables layer of galvanized-steel armor over
are listed by UL. These cables are the cable core.
MV90 type, rated to 5,000 V, and meet Bottom: The TEOPVC G5R PVC cable
the requirements of UL1072, the is rated for direct burial and com-
specification for medium-voltage prises the standard cable core, a layer
power cables. of interlocking galvanized-steel armor,
The cables are intended for use and PVC outer jacket. These cables TEOPVC G5R PVC
in accordance with the National feature an extruded outer jacket
Electrical Code. of sunlight- and oil-resistant PVC
RedaSurface cables are available that protects the cable from the
in three configurations and in conduc- environment. Direct burial cables
tor sizes ranging from No. 4 to 1/0 AWG. offer an economical alternative to
cable installed in conduit.
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1/compacted 0.297 [7.54] 0.509 [12.93] 1.296 [32.92] 1.456 [36.98] 1.79 [2.66]
(TEOPVC) G5R 2/compacted 0.268 [6.81] 0.480 [12.19] 1.233 [31.32] 1.393 [35.38] 1.58 [2.35]
4/solid 0.204 [5.18] 0.416 [10.57] 1.096 [27.84] 1.256 [31.90] 1.24 [1.85]
1/compacted 0.297 [7.54] 0.509 [12.93] 1.296 [32.92] 1.511 [38.38] 1.93 [2.87]
(TEOPVC) PVC G5R 2/compacted 0.268 [6.81] 0.480 [12.19] 1.233 [31.32] 1.448 [36.78] 1.72 [2.56]
4/solid 0.204 [5.18] 0.416 [10.57] 1.096 [27.84] 1.311 [33.30] 1.36 [2.02]
Tolerances, in. [mm]: insulation, ±0.012 [0.305]; jacket, ±0.030 [0.762]; overall, ±0.040 [1.016]

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RedaTube Cable Technology
■ Electrical power cable for sub- In addition to three-conductor REDA
mersible pumping systems ESP power cable designs, there is
■ Hydraulic conduit for operation of RedaTube* cable technology for inte-
safety valves, chemical injection, gral stainless-steel tubing. This tubing
or other similar applications can be used for chemical injection or
downhole control applications.
Round and flat designs with the
Benefits integral tube are shown. Cost-effective
■ Combines the power cable and manufacturing incorporates the injec-
injection tube into one package, tion tube during the phase conductor
simplifies workover operations, and cabling operation, resulting in an
prevents damage to the tubing. accurate amount of armor material.
The overall cable size is limited
■ Includes round cable that is more to 3.25-in. [82.55-mm] OD for round
resistant to mechanical damage, cable or maximum axis diameter for
and rolls around restrictions a flat cable design.
encountered during installation. Two standard sizes of injection
tube are available:
Features ■ 0.375-in. [9.53-mm] OD,
■ One layer of light composite armor 0.049-in. [1.25-mm] wall 316L

with the injection tube in the cable stainless steel
core provides a smaller overall ■ 0.3125-in. [7.94-mm] OD,
diameter. 0.049-in. [1.25-mm] wall 316L

■ All REDA* ESP power cables for stainless steel
submersible pumps can be Working pressure ratings are
manufactured with an injection 4,900 psig [33,786 kPa] and 5,900 psig
tube incorporated. [40,681 kPa], respectively, for the
0.375- [9.53-] and 0.3125-in. [7.94-mm]
OD tubes. (Burst pressures are much
higher.) Other sizes of tube and
materials are available as special
order items.

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■ Electrical power cable for sub- Our motorlead extension (MLE)
mersible pumping systems designs provide the optimal combina-
■ Conductors rated for well tion of installation clearance and
temperatures from 250 to 450°F downhole performance. The primary
[121 to 232°C] insulation of polyimide is used to sig-
nificantly reduce cable dimensions.
The same proprietary materials used
Benefits in REDA* ESP power cables are
■ Contains ethylene propylene diene employed in the MLE designs as sec-
methylene (EPDM) insulation ondary insulations and jackets to max-
compounds for optimal combina- imize system reliability.
tion of electrical, physical, and Several common MLE designs are KEOTB
chemical properties shown.
■ Includes barrier to prevent
failures from chemical attack and Components
gas decompression Conductor components are made
from fully annealed, high-conductivity
copper conductors.
Features Primary insulation is made of dual KELB
■ Fully annealed, high-conductivity layers of polyimide tape. Secondary
copper components insulation is a proprietary EPDM
■ Lead and fluorocarbon tape compound.
barriers Lead and fluorocarbon tape barri-
■ Proprietary nitrile rubber jacket ers prevent failures from chemical
compound in the KEOTB attack and gas decompression.
Proprietary nitrile rubber com-
■ Standard galvanized steel and pound with exceptional physical prop-
MONEL® armor erties and oil resistance is used in the
KEOTB jacket design. KELTB
Galvanized steel and MONEL armor
are standard.
Power Cable ■ Motorlead Extensions
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300
No. 1 Conductor
No. 2 Conductor
250 No. 4 Conductor
No. 6 Conductor
200
Maximum
conductor 150
current,
A
100
50
0
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500
Maximum well temperature, °F

2/solid 0.258 [6.55] 0.365 [9.27] 0.435 [11.05] 0.564 × 1.442 [14.33 × 36.63] 1.18 [1.76]
(KEOTB) G4F 4/solid 0.204 [5.18] 0.311 [7.90] 0.381 [9.68] 0.510 × 1.280 [12.95 × 32.51] 0.88 [1.31]
6/solid 0.162 [4.11] 0.269 [6.83] 0.339 [8.61] 0.468 × 1.154 [11.89 × 29.31] 0.69 [1.03]
2/solid 0.258 [6.55] 0.365 [9.27] 0.435 [11.05] 0.544 × 1.422 [13.82 × 36.12] 1.12 [1.67]
(KEOTB) M4F 4/solid 0.204 [5.18] 0.311 [7.90] 0.381 [9.68] 0.490 × 1.260 [12.44 × 32.00] 0.83 [1.24]
6/solid 0.162 [4.11] 0.269 [6.83] 0.339 [8.61] 0.448 × 1.134 [11.38 × 28.80] 0.64 [0.95]
2/solid 0.258 [6.55] 0.365 [9.27] 0.435 [11.05] 0.560 × 1.430 [14.22 × 36.32] 1.75 [2.60]
(KELB) G4F 4/solid 0.204 [5.18] 0.311 [7.90] 0.381 [9.68] 0.506 × 1.268 [12.85 × 32.21] 1.38 [2.05]
6/solid 0.162 [4.11] 0.269 [6.83] 0.339 [8.61] 0.464 × 1.142 [11.79 × 29.01] 1.12 [1.67]
2/solid 0.258 [6.55] 0.365 [9.27] 0.435 [11.05] 0.540 × 1.410 [13.72 × 35.81] 1.69 [2.51]
(KELB) M4F 4/solid 0.204 [5.18] 0.311 [7.90] 0.381 [9.68] 0.486 × 1.248 [12.34 × 31.70] 1.32 [1.96]
6/solid 0.162 [4.11] 0.269 [6.83] 0.339 [8.61] 0.444 × 1.122 [11.28 × 28.50] 1.07 [1.59]
4/solid 0.204 [5.18] 0.331 [8.41] 0.401 [10.19] 0.526 × 1.328 [13.36 × 33.73] 1.45 [2.16]
(KELB) G5F
6/solid 0.162 [4.11] 0.289 [7.34] 0.359 [9.12] 0.484 × 1.202 [12.29 × 30.53] 1.19 [1.77]
4/solid 0.204 [5.18] 0.331 [8.41] 0.401 [10.19] 0.506 × 1.308 [12.85 × 33.22] 1.39 [2.07]
(KELB) M5F
6/solid 0.162 [4.11] 0.289 [7.34] 0.359 [9.12] 0.464 × 1.182 [11.79 × 30.02] 1.13 [1.68]
(KELTB-LP) G3F 6/solid 0.162 [4.11] 0.233 [5.92] 0.283 [7.19] 0.412 × 0.986 [10.46 × 25.04] 0.87 [1.29]
(KELTB-LP) M3F 6/solid 0.162 [4.11] 0.233 [5.92] 0.283 [7.19] 0.392 × 0.966 [9.96 × 24.54] 0.82 [1.22]
Tolerances, in. [mm]: insulation, ±0.010 [0.254]; jacket, ±0.012 [0.305]; overall, minor, ±0.020 [0.508], major, ±0.040 [1.016]

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Lasalle Cable Protectors
Applications Introduction
■ ESP installations During the past 25 years, Lasalle* ESP
■ Completions with downhole gauges cable protectors have been field
■
proven in a wide array of oilfield
Intelligent and standard comple-
applications and in many types of
tions using control line, fiber-
completions. Lasalle protectors from
optic cable or electric cable
Schlumberger are used more often in
subsea, deepwater, and extended-
Benefits reach completions than any other
type of cable protector.
■ Molds control line and cable The all-cast crosscoupling cable
during installation protector is at the core of a wide range
■ Supports the control line rather of manufactured products.
than physically gripping it Cast in either carbon or stainless
■ Prevents damage during dynamic steel, the Lasalle protectors are
motion of production tubing designed to ensure that all control
■ Demounts easily and allows lines and ESP power cables are pro-
reinstallation tected for the full production string
length. By protecting these compo-
■ Reduces the risk of hang up nents from crushing and abrasive
during completion installation forces during installation of the com-
pletion, Lasalle protectors extend the
Features equipment run life, functionality, and
operability of all downhole equip-
■ Optimum standoff ment. Without this protection, dam-
■ Reusable, one-piece design age to the control line and cable could
■ Optimized cable slot lead to premature malfunction or
■ Maximized chamfers completion failure.
Protectors can be custom designed
■ All cast construction to meet specific project requirements,
■ Interlock design of hinge or they can be adapted on site.
and fasteners
■ Locator neck fixing position Crosscoupling cable protectors
■ Weight-reducing pockets Lasalle crosscoupling cable protectors
■ Unique flapper mechanism can be supplied in all-cast, strap-type,
or slimline design.
Strap-type protectors are only
recommended when the internal drift
of the casing is not sufficient to
accommodate the all-cast design.
However, the slimline protector design
provides an all-cast protector for wells
with restricted tubing or tight casing
clearances.
Downhole Systems ■ Lasalle Cable Protectors
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Crosscoupling protectors are avail- Special application
able for tubing sizes from 2 3⁄8 in. to cable protectors
9 5⁄8 in. and can be produced for all cou-
pling types and all control line and Subsurface safety valve protector
cable specifications. The patented design protects the
Continual design evolution of these control line and cable while it is
protectors, based on client feedback, bypassing large-diameter equipment.
ensures that installation and removal The unique flapper mechanism molds
of the protectors is simple and quick. the control line and cable without rig
When used with a pneumatic kit by an crew assistance to ensure the control
experienced rig crew, the preengaged line and cable are lifted from the
hexagonal head bolt protector can be tubing to exit the protector parallel
installed in approximately 20 s. The self- to the valve body. The protector
locating fastening mechanism mini- securely captures the control line and
mizes the potential for thread damage. cable in the protector body. The unit is
designed to resist axial movement by
locating a cast internal lip profile in
Harsh environment the gap between the flow coupling and
cable protector the equipment sub or a groove
In subsea wells, the completion string machined in the flow coupling.
is subjected to excessive cyclical This protector is available for popu-
action caused by heave, rig misalign- lar tubing sizes, and the range of sizes
ment, or both. is being extended continuously. The
Harsh environment protectors are standard Lasalle subsurface safety
available for tubing sizes from 3 in. to valve (SSSV) control line protector
7 in. and can be provided for all cou- is available for all tubing sizes.
pling types and all control line and Side-pocket mandrel protector
cable specifications. In conjunction with the development
of the new SSSV control line/cable
Motorlead extension protector, a new side-pocket mandrel
cable protector (SPM) protector has also been devel-
oped. This unit incorporates the same
Two motorlead extension (MLE) protection capabilities as the SSSV
protectors are available in an all-cast control line protector, with the excep-
body design, typically with a stainless tion of the flapper mechanism. The
steel saddle clamp. One MLE protec- minimal step between the tubing and
tor is specifically for the pothead the mandrel body leaves insufficient
location and the other is for the room to locate the flapper in this unit.
tandem equipment above and below This protector is available for popular
the motor pothead. tubing sizes, and the range of sizes is
The MLE designs are centralized or being extended continuously. The stan-
noncentralized types to meet specific dard Lasalle SPM protector is available
completion requirements. These for all tubing sizes.
protectors can be provided to meet
all pump string combinations and all
control line and cable specifications.
Lasalle MLE protectors are
designed for quick and simple installa-
tion. These protectors are typically
designed with a preengaged hexagonal
head bolt. Because this mechanism is
self-locating, the potential for thread
damage is minimized, saving time
during installation.

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Power Cable
Polyethylene (PPEPE) Round Cable

Description AWG Conductor OD, in. [mm] Weight, Part Number
Size/Type lbm/ft [kg/m]
1/stranded 1.187 [30.15] 1.19 [1.77] 738567
2/stranded 1.110 [28.19] 0.98 [1.46] 318865
Unarmored, 4-kV voltage rating
4/solid 0.921 [23.39] 0.63 [0.94] 738575
6/solid 0.830 [21.08] 0.45 [0.67] 738583
Redalene* POTB Flat Cable

1/stranded compacted 0.72 × 1.90 [18.19 × 48.21] 1.69 [2.51] 977199
Galvanized armor, 5-kV voltage rating 2/stranded compacted 0.69 × 1.81 [17.45 × 46.00] 1.38 [2.05] 977207
4/solid 0.62 × 1.62 [15.82 × 41.12] 1.06 [1.58] 901587
Galvanized armor, 4-kV voltage rating, 4/solid 0.59 × 1.53 [15.06 × 38.84] 1.01 [1.50] 1156934
low temperature 6/solid 0.55 × 1.40 [14.00 × 35.64] 0.81 [1.21] 1179936
1/stranded 0.72 × 1.90 [18.21 × 48.29] 1.62 [2.41] 507582
2/stranded 0.68 × 1.79 [17.30 × 45.54] 1.40 [2.08] 508002
Galvanized armor, 4-kV voltage rating
4/solid 0.59 × 1.53 [15.06 × 38.84] 1.01 [1.50] 508291
6/solid 0.55 × 1.40 [14.00 × 35.64] 0.81 [1.21] 508648
1/stranded 0.72 × 1.90 [18.21 × 48.29] 1.69 [2.51] 818625
MONEL ® armor, 4-kV voltage rating
4/solid 0.59 × 1.53 [15.06 × 38.84] 1.07 [1.59] 1044288
Redalene POF Flat Cable

4/solid 0.60 × 1.38 [15.34 × 35.13] 1.02 [1.52] 1022557
6/solid 0.56 × 1.26 [14.27 × 31.90] 0.82 [1.22] 1046341

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Redalene* PPEO Round Cable
1/0/stranded compacted 1.44 [36.60] 2.10 [3.12] 1035559
1/stranded compacted 1.36 [34.42] 1.79 [2.66] 977173
Galvanized armor, 5-kV voltage rating 2/0/stranded 1.61 [40.82] 2.46 [3.66] 829036
4/solid 1.16 [29.36] 1.11 [1.65] 901603
MONEL® armor, 5-kV voltage rating 1/stranded compacted 1.35 [34.16] 1.74 [2.59] 861435
Flat profile, galvanized armor, 4/solid 1.04 [26.31] 1.11 [1.65] 1206614
4-kV voltage rating
1/stranded 1.36 [34.47] 1.72 [2.56] 742361
2/stranded 1.28 [32.51] 1.48 [2.20] 742379
4/solid 1.09 [27.71] 1.05 [1.56] 742791
6/solid 1.00 [25.40] 0.83 [1.24] 744854
1/stranded 1.35 [34.21] 1.66 [2.47] 507608
2/stranded 1.27 [32.26] 1.43 [2.13] 868695
MONEL armor, 4-kV voltage rating
4/solid 1.08 [27.51] 1.00 [1.49] 816934
6/solid 0.99 [25.25] 0.79 [1.18] 826107
Flat profile, stainless steel armor, 2/stranded 1.20 [30.53] 1.45 [2.16] 1071398
4-kV voltage rating
Stainless steel armor, 4-kV voltage rating 4/solid 0.96 [24.46] 1.00 [1.49] 1060920
Redahot* ETBO Round Cable

Galvanized armor, 5-kV voltage rating 1/stranded compacted 1.38 [34.98] 1.87 [2.78] 1113398
Heavy flat profile, galvanized armor, 1/stranded 1.37 [34.67] 2.12 [3.15] 1187038
4-kV voltage rating
Double galvanized armor, 4-kV voltage rating 2/stranded compacted 1.35 [34.29] 1.88 [2.80] 1000132
Heavy galvanized armor, 4-kV voltage rating 2/stranded 1.35 [34.29] 1.88 [2.80] 868679
1/strand compacted 1.31 [33.32] 1.78 [2.65] 1000223
1/stranded 1.38 [35.03] 1.79 [2.66] 836221
1/solid 1.30 [32.92] 1.66 [2.47] 1182401
2/stranded 1.30 [33.05] 1.54 [2.29] 836239
2/solid 1.23 [31.17] 1.44 [2.14] 1182419
4/solid 1.11 [28.27] 1.11 [1.65] 836247
6/solid 1.02 [25.96] 0.89 [1.32] 836254
Unarmored, 4-kV voltage rating 1/stranded 1.21 [30.71] 1.27 [1.89] 1144146

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Power Cable
Redahot* ETBO–HW Round Cable

Galvanized armor, 5-kV voltage rating 1/solid 1.42 [36.07] 1.84 [2.74] 1242072
Galvanized armor, 4-kV voltage rating 1/stranded 1.44 [36.55] 1.86 [2.77] 1157809
Redahot EO Round Cable

4/solid 1.10 [27.71] 1.07 [1.59] 1017169
Redahot EO–HW Round Cable

Heavy flat profile, galvanized armor, 4/solid 1.20 [30.38] 1.50 [2.23] 1129857
5-kV voltage rating
Heavy galvanized armor, 5-kV voltage rating
4/solid 1.23 [31.24] 1.40 [2.08] 1013176
Flat profile, stainless steel armor, 2/stranded compacted 1.27 [32.23] 1.54 [2.29] 1143601
5-kV voltage rating
4/solid 1.13 [28.75] 1.12 [1.67] 1139591
Stainless steel armor, 5-kV voltage rating
Heavy galvanized armor, 4-kV voltage rating 1/stranded 1.45 [36.86] 2.07 [3.08] 863720

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Redablack* EER Round Cable
Heavy galvanized armor, 5-kV voltage rating 2/stranded compacted 1.31 [33.35] 1.71 [2.54] 1000116
4/solid 1.18 [29.87] 1.34 [1.99] 1000157
4/solid 1.16 [29.26] 1.17 [1.74] 1000736
MONEL® armor, 5-kV voltage rating
4/solid 1.15 [29.11] 1.12 [1.67] 973222
2/strand compacted 1.28 [32.59] 1.42 [2.11] 1203496
Stainless steel armor, 5-kV voltage rating
4/solid 1.15 [29.11] 1.08 [1.61] 1203504
1/stranded 1.36 [34.47] 1.77 [2.63] 973339
6/solid 1.00 [25.40] 0.87 [1.29] 973107
Redablack ETBE–400 Round Cable

Heavy flat profile, galvanized armor, 1/stranded compacted 1.37 [34.85] 2.25 [3.35] 1077353
5-kV voltage rating
1/solid 1.37 [34.77] 1.80 [2.68] 7003684
4/solid 1.21 [30.63] 1.13 [1.68] 1242064
MONEL armor, 5-kV voltage rating 1/solid 1.36 [34.52] 1.75 [2.60] 1250901
Galvanized armor, 4-kV voltage rating 2/solid 1.22 [31.01] 1.55 [2.31] 7000482
Double galvanized armor, 4-kV voltage rating 4/solid 1.22 [31.01] 1.55 [2.31] 1130004
MONEL armor, 4-kV voltage rating 2/solid 1.23 [31.14] 1.45 [2.16] 1250919
Redablack ETBE–300 Round Cable

Heavy flat profile, galvanized armor, 1/stranded compacted 1.36 [34.62] 2.23 [3.32] 1197839
5-kV Voltage Rating
Heavy galvanized armor, 5-kV voltage rating
Unarmored, no splines, 5-kV voltage rating 1/stranded compacted 1.17 [29.64] 1.36 [2.02] 1247774
4/solid 1.11 [28.27] 1.12 [1.67] 1157007

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Power Cable
Redablack* EEF Flat Cable

Double galvanized armor, 5-kV voltage rating 2/stranded compacted 0.81 × 1.74 [20.52 × 44.30] 2.08 [3.10] 979260
4/solid 0.74 × 1.55 [18.90 × 39.42] 1.69 [2.51] 1037803
Redablack EBE Round Cable

Redalead* ELB Flat Cable

Galvanized armor, 5-kV voltage rating 2/stranded compacted 0.68 × 2.36 [17.35 × 59.92] 2.66 [3.96] 1245810
with 3⁄8-in. [9.53-mm] stainless steel tube
Double galvanized armor, 5-kV voltage rating
1/stranded 0.77 × 1.84 [19.56 × 46.66] 2.95 [4.39] 872143
Double galvanized armor, 4-kV voltage rating 2/stranded 0.74 × 1.73 [18.87 × 43.92] 2.64 [3.93] 872127
4/solid 0.64 × 1.41 [16.13 × 35.69] 1.96 [2.92] 872226
1/stranded 0.67 × 1.76 [17.00 × 44.63] 2.37 [3.53] 872200
2/stranded 0.63 × 1.65 [16.08 × 41.88] 2.09 [3.11] 872184
4/solid 0.53 × 1.33 [13.34 × 33.66] 1.50 [2.23] 872168
6/solid 0.48 × 1.20 [12.27 × 30.45] 1.24 [1.85] 923094
1/stranded 0.67 × 1.76 [17.00 × 44.63] 2.44 [3.63] 872218
2/stranded 0.63 × 1.65 [16.08 × 41.88] 2.16 [3.21] 872192
MONEL® armor, 4-kV voltage rating
4/solid 0.53 × 1.33 [13.34 × 33.66] 1.55 [2.31] 872176
6/solid 0.48 × 1.20 [12.27 × 30.45] 1.28 [1.90] 923102

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Redalead* ELBE Round Cable
MONEL® armor, 4-kV voltage rating 1/stranded 1.50 [38.15] 2.858 [4.25] 1242049
Stainless steel armor, 4-kV voltage rating 2/solid 1.37 [34.87] 2.29 [3.41] 1250893
Redalead ELTB Flat Cable

Galvanized armor, 5-kV voltage rating 1/0/stranded compacted 0.73 × 1.93 [18.44 × 48.97] 3.18 [4.73] 1000884
MONEL armor, 5-kV voltage rating 1/0/stranded compacted 0.73 × 1.93 [18.44 × 48.97] 3.25 [4.84] 1043819
Redalead EHLBE Round Cable

Double galvanized armor, 5-kV voltage rating 2/solid 1.51 [38.46] 3.23 [4.80] 1251818
Galvanized armor, 5-kV voltage rating 1/0/stranded compacted 1.63 [41.30] 3.69 [5.49] 1098581
Redalead EHLB-NS Flat Cable

Galvanized armor, 4-kV voltage rating 4/solid 0.55 × 1.39 [13.84 × 35.18] 1.71 [2.54] 1137157
Redalead ELB Flat Cable

0.025 Class II galvanized armor, 1/solid 0.67 × 2.22 [13.84 × 35.18] 3.29 [4.90] 7009186
⁄8-in. [9.53-mm] OD × 0.049-in. [1.25-mm]
3
wall capillary tube, 5-kV voltage rating 1/stranded compacted na† 3.30 [4.91] tba‡
† not available
‡ to be assigned
RedaCDC* SETBE–400 Round Cable

Heavy galvanized armor, 5-kV voltage rating 1/stranded compacted 1.41 [35.69] 2.13 [3.17] 1187046

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RedaCDC* SETBE–300 Round Cable

Heavy flat profile galvanized armor, 1/solid 1.36 [34.42] 2.14 [3.18] 1236587
5-kV voltage rating
RedaValu* PTB Flat Cable

2/stranded 1.46 × 0.57 [37.16 × 14.50] 1.17 [1.74] 1253772
Galvanized armor, 4-kV voltage rating 4/solid 1.20 × 0.48 [30.45 × 12.27] 0.805 [1.20] 1253780
6/solid 1.07 × 0.44 [27.25 × 11.20] 0.62 [0.92] 1253798
RedaSurface* TEOPVC Round Cable

4/solid 1.26 [31.90] 1.24 [1.85] 1253731
Unarmored, 5-kV voltage rating 2/stranded compacted 1.45 [36.80] 1.16 [1.73] 1253756
4/solid 1.31 [33.32] 0.86 [1.28] 1253764
RedaSurface TEOPVC–PVC
4/solid 1.31 [33.30] 1.36 [2.02] 1253707

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375 Series, 3-kV KELTB (Low Profile), 0.392-in. × 0.966-in. [9.96-mm × 24.54-mm] OD
30 [9] 25 [11] 409441
40 [12] 33 [15] 409474
55 [17] 45 [20] 381764
6 MONEL® Tape in
70 [17] 57 [26] 381772
80 [24] 66 [30] 1035153
90 [27] 74 [34] 947796
456 Series, 4-kV KEOTB, 0.468-in. × 1.154-in. [11.89-mm × 29.31-mm] OD

30 [9] 21 [10] 404996
40 [12] 28 [13] 405001
55 [17] 38 [17] 356824
70 [21] 48 [22] 405019
6 Galvanized Tape in 80 [24] 55 [25] 414565
90 [27] 62 [28] 921163
100 [30] 69 [31] 944892
110 [34] 76 [34] tba†
120 [37] 83 [38] tba
† to be assigned
456 Series, 4-kV KEOTB, 0.448-in. × 1.134-in. [11.38-mm × 28.80-mm] OD

30 [9] 19 [9] 405027
40 [12] 26 [12] 405035
55 [17] 35 [16] 406033
70 [21] 45 [20] 406041
6 MONEL Tape in 80 [24] 51 [23] 1237221
90 [27] 58 [26] 417402
100 [30] 64 [29] tba†
110 [34] 70 [32] 499079
120 [37] 77 [35] 1046697
† to be assigned

Power Cable ■ Motorlead Extensions MONEL® is a registered trademark of Inco Alloys International, Inc.
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456 Series, 4-kV KELB, 0.464-in. × 1.142-in. [11.79-mm × 29.01-mm] OD
30 [9] 34 [15] 406207
40 [12] 45 [20] 406215
55 [17] 62 [28] 406223
70 [21] 78 [35] 406231
90 [27] 101 [46] 462200
100 [30] 112 [51] 499111
110 [34] 123 [56] 946186
120 [37] 134 [61] tba†
† to be assigned

30 [9] 32 [14] 406249
40 [12] 43 [19] 406256
55 [17] 59 [27] 406264
70 [21] 75 [34] 406272
6 MONEL® Tape in 80 [24] 86 [39] 880252
90 [27] 96 [43] 419101
100 [30] 107 [48] 499939
110 [34] 118 [53] 922468
120 [37] 128 [58] 927350
540/562 Series, 4-kV KEOTB, 0.510-in. × 1.280-in. [12.95-mm × 32.51-mm] OD

30 [9] 26 [12] 406058
40 [12] 35 [16] 406066
55 [17] 48 [22] 356865
70 [21] 62 [28] 406074
4 Galvanized Tape in
80 [24] 70 [32] 877324
90 [27] 79 [36] 498907
100 [30] 88 [40] 499491
110 [34] 97 [44] 895623

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540/562 Series, 4-kV KEOTB, 0.490-in. × 1.260-in. [12.44-mm × 32.00-mm] OD

30 [9] 25 [11] 406082
40 [12] 33 [15] 406090
55 [17] 46 [21] 406108
70 [21] 58 [26] 406116
4 MONEL® Tape in
80 [24] 66 [30] 466169
90 [27] 75 [34] 499947
100 [30] 83 [38] tba†
110 [34] 91 [41] 878934
† to be assigned
540/562 Series, 4-kV KELB, 0.506-in. × 1.268-in. [12.85-mm × 32.21-mm] OD

30 [9] 41 [19] 406298
40 [12] 55 [25] 406306
55 [17] 76 [34] 406314
70 [21] 97 [44] 406322
90 [27] 124 [56] 499053
100 [30] 138 [63] 414631
110 [34] 152 [69] 875088
120 [37] 166 [75] 889907

30 [9] 40 [18] 406330
40 [12] 53 [24] 406348
55 [17] 73 [33] 406355
70 [21] 92 [42] 406363
4 MONEL Tape in 80 [24] 106 [48] 407981
90 [27] 119 [54] 407999
100 [30] 132 [60] 417485
110 [34] 145 [66] 874388
120 [37] 158 [72] 963736

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30 [9] 47 [21] tba†
40 [12] 62 [28] tba
55 [55] 85 [39] tba
70 [21] 109 [49] 1252816
80 [24] 124 [56] 7000433
4 MONEL® Tape in 90 [27] 140 [63] 2000317
100 [30] 155 [70] tba
110 [34] 170 [77] tba
120 [37] 186 [84] 1184894
130 [40] 200 [91] 7006471
200 [61] 310 [140] 1162270
† to be assigned

30 [9] 47 [21] tba†
40 [12] 62 [28] tba
55 [55] 85 [39] tba
70 [21] 109 [49] 1252816
80 [24] 124 [56] 7000433
4 MONEL Tape in 90 [27] 140 [63] 2000317
100 [30] 155 [70] tba
110 [34] 170 [77] tba
120 [37] 186 [84] 1184894
130 [40] 200 [91] 7006471
200 [61] 310 [140] 1162270
† to be assigned

30 [9] 53 [24] 893560
40 [12] 70 [32] 893586
2 Galvanized Tape in
55 [17] 96 [43] 893594
70 [21] 123 [56] 893602

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30 [9] 51 [23] 893610
40 [12] 68 [31] 893628
2 MONEL® Tape in
55 [17] 93 [42] 893636
70 [21] 118 [53] 893644

55 [17] 156 [71] 2004013
75 [23] 222 [101] 7063738
1 MONEL Direct connect 120 [37] 333 [151] 7009871
165 [50] 443 [201] 7062995
250 [76] 705 [319] 7003692

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Maximus 300 Motorlead Extensions

40 [12.2] 43 [19.5] 100313420
50 [15.2] 54 [24.5] 100313421
60 [18.3] 64 [29.0] 100324398
75 [22.3] 80 [36.3] 100313422
80 [24.4] 86 [39.0] 100324385
Maximus* 300 90 [27.4] 96 [43.5] 100324395
6 Monel®
plug-in 100 [30.5] 107 [48.5] 100324361
110 [33.5] 118 [53.5] 100348541
120 [36.6] 128 [58.1] 100324370
130 [39.6] 139 [63.0] 100348542
140 [42.7] 150 [68.0] 100324379
150 [45.7] 161 [73.0] 100167119

40 [12.2] 45 [20.4] 100313417
50 [15.2] 56 [25.4] 100313418
60 [18.3] 67 [30.4] 100324400
75 [22.3] 84 [38.1] 100313419
Maximus 300 80 [24.4] 90 [40.8] 100204016
6 Galvanized
plug-in 90 [27.4] 101 [45.8] 100204004
100 [30.5] 112 [50.8] 100204011
120 [36.6] 134 [60.8] 100204013
140 [42.7] 157 [71.2] 100204014
150 [45.7] 168 [76.2] 100158174

Motorlead Extensions ■ Maximus 300 Motorlead Extensions Monel® is a registered trademark of Inco Alloys International, Inc.
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ProMotor Lead Extensions

70 [21] 78 [35] tba†
80 [24] 90 [41] 100204016
90 [27] 101 [46] 100204004
100 [30] 112 [51] 100204011
6 Galvanized Plug-in
120 [37] 134 [61] 100204013
130 [40] 146 [66] tba
140 [43] 157 [71] 100204014
150 [46] 168 [76] 100158174
† to be assigned

70 [21] 97 [44] 100227273
80 [24] 110 [50] 100227671
90 [27] 124 [56] 100227673
100 [30] 138 [63] 100227674
4 Galvanized Plug-in 110 [34] 152 [69] 100227675
120 [37] 165 [75] tba†
130 [40] 179 [81] 100227676
140 [43] 193 [87] 100227677
150 [46] 207 [94] 100227678
† to be assigned

70 [21] 97 [44] 100227729
80 [24] 110 [50] 100227730
90 [27] 124 [56] 100227731
100 [30] 138 [63] 100227732
4 MONEL® Plug-in 110 [34] 152 [69] 100227733
120 [37] 165 [75] 100227736
130 [40] 179 [81] 100227737
140 [43] 193 [87] 100227738
150 [46] 207 [94] 100227739

Power Cable ■ ProMotor Lead Extensions MONEL® is a registered trademark of Inco Alloys International, Inc.
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Fixed Speed Drives
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FixStar Fixed Speed Drive
Applications The FixStar* fixed speed drive pro-

■ Fixed speed ESP installations vides ESP operators with electrical
system protection for downhole ESP
systems in a fixed speed application.
Benefits It also provides an effective platform
■ Safety features provide protection for analyzing well and pump perform-
for service personnel. ance in real time.
The modular FixStar drive is a
■ A wide operating range means proven protection system for an ESP
greater flexibility of input voltages. operating in a fixed speed applica-
■ Extensive electrical system tion. It incorporates a combination
monitoring and fault protection of a fused main disconnect switch
capabilities protect equipment (or circuit breaker) with a vacuum
from damage. (or air-break) contactor that connects
■ System simplifies data gathering ESP systems to the surface power
and remote monitoring and con- supply. This provides maximum pro-
trol of ESP. tection for the ESP system in case of
major surface or downhole electrical
system faults. Built-in lightning
Features arresters protect the downhole pump
■ Separate low- and high-voltage system from spikes in the supply
compartments system caused by lightning strikes.
■
A control potential transformer pro-
Main disconnect switch (circuit
vides power for all instruments
breaker) with fuse and vacuum
housed in the FixStar drive enclosure.
(air-break) contactor
All the above-mentioned components
■ Multitap control potential are mounted in a high-voltage com-
transformer partment. To provide better protec-
■ UniConn* universal site controller tion for field operators, the UniConn
■ True root-mean-square (rms) controller is located in a low-voltage
three-phase current measurement compartment that is isolated from the
and protection high-voltage compartment.
■
The UniConn controller in the
Three-phase directly measured
FixStar drive provides extensive
voltage monitoring and protection
electrical system monitoring and
available
protection against both surface and
■ Backspin and leg ground protec- downhole electrical faults. The current
tion available transformer in the UniConn control-
ler, together with its burden module,
provides true rms and high-resolution
three-phase current monitoring. The
three-instrument potential transform-
ers provide directly measured three-
phase voltages and the optional A095
backspin shunt provides backspin and
leg ground protection.

Fixed Speed Drives ■ FixStar Fixed Speed Drive *Mark of Schlumberger

Additionally, the FixStar drive is a designed low-voltage compartment can These optional instruments allow
platform for gathering data, remote house the site communication box for the UniConn controller to gather data
monitoring, and controlling ESP the espWatcher* surveillance and con- during power outages. All the FixStar
operations when the UniConn control system for ESPs and the Phoenix drive options can be preassembled in
troller’s expandable functionality is gauge three-phase choke. Also, the the factory or assembled in the field.
used. All wellsite surface instruments high-voltage compartment can house a
required for modified three-phase choke used with
■ running Phoenix* artificial lift Phoenix gauges.
monitoring systems Other optional instruments that can
■ using the espWatcher remote sur-
be installed with a FixStar drive include
■ Bristol chart recorder
veillance and control system
■ monitoring and controlling ■ pilot light set
remotely with SCADA and other ■ 24-V DC battery pack.

applications
can now be fully housed in the FixStar
drive’s enclosure. This provides a com-
pact and simple solution. The specially
FixStar Drive Specifications

Model Voltage Rating, V Current Rating, A Dimensions Weight, lbm [kg] Power Rating, kVA
(H × W × D), in. [mm]
5000 5,000 70; 130; 170; 200 78 × 36 × 24 1,100 [498.9] 606; 1,126; 1,472; 1,732
[1,981.2 × 914.4 × 609.6]
3900 3,900 70; 130; 170; 200 78 × 36 × 24 1,100 [498.9] 473; 878; 1,148; 1,351
[1,981.2 × 914.4 × 609.6]
3300 3,300 70; 130; 170; 200 78 × 36 × 24 1,100 [498.9] 400; 743; 972; 1,143
[1,981.2 × 914.4 × 609.6]
1500 1,500 70; 130; 170; 200 78 × 36 × 24 1,100 [498.9] 182; 338; 442; 520
[1,981.2 × 914.4 × 609.6]
600 600 45; 90; 135 42 × 28 × 14 250 [113.4] 47; 94; 140
[1,066.8 × 711.2 × 355.6]
FixStar Drive Main Components

Main disconnect switch (circuit breaker for 600-V models)—1 each
Vacuum contactor (air-break contactor for 600-V, 45-, 90-, 135-A models)—1 each
Multiple-tap control power transformer (750 VA for 600-V models, 1 kVA for all other models)—1 each
Lightning arrester—3 each
UniConn controller—1 each
Current module with burden module—1 set
Note: All FixStar models have operating temperature ratings of –40 to 131°F [–40 to 55°C] and storage temperature ratings
of –58 to 158°F [–72 to 70°C]. All FixStar models come standard with NEMA 3/3R enclosure.
FixStar Drive Optional Components

NEMA 4/4X enclosure
Instrument potential transformer—3 each
A095 backspin shunt—1 each
Phoenix interface kit (UniConn Phoenix card, 3-phase choke and wiring)†
espWatcher interface kit (internal SCB, UniConn SCADA card and wiring)†
Bristol chart recorder kit,† pilot light kit,† 24-V DC battery pack
† Available as factory- or field-installed kits.

Revised 6/2006 ESP Catalog

FixStar Fixed Speed Drive
FixStar* 600
Description Max. Voltage Current Weight, Part Number Part Number
Rating, V Rating, A lbm [kg] (Base Model) (400- to 1,000-V Backspin Protection)
FixStar 600-45 600 45 250 [114] 100151381 100135121
FixStar 600-90 600 90 250 [114] 100151379 100135109
FixStar 600-135 600 135 250 [114] 100151182 100120627
Note: Each FixStar drive comes with a UniConn* controller, but with no Bristol amp chart recorder.
FixStar 1500
Rating, V Rating, A lbm [kg] (Base Model) (800- to 2,000-V Backspin Protection)
FixStar 1500-70 1,500 60 1,100 [499] 100228228 100228223
FixStar 1500-130 1,500 125 1,100 [499] 100228226 100228221
FixStar 1500-170 1,500 150 1,100 [499] 100228225 100228220
FixStar 1500-200 1,500 200 1,100 [499] 100228224 100218365
Note: Each FixStar drive comes with a UniConn controller, but with no Bristol amp chart recorder.
FixStar 3300
Rating, V Rating, A lbm [kg] (Base Model) (1,800- to 4,000-V Backspin Protection)
FixStar 3300-70 3,300 70 1,100 [499] 100151203 100129046
FixStar 3300-130 3,300 130 1,100 [499] 100151202 100129018
FixStar 3300-170 3,300 170 1,100 [499] 100151198 100128973
FixStar 3300-200 3,300 200 1,100 [499] 100151195 100128667

Fixed Speed Drives ■ FixStar Fixed Speed Drive Revised 6/2006

FixStar 3900
FixStar 3900-70 3,900 70 1,100 [499] 100151186 100128253
FixStar 3900-130 3,900 130 1,100 [499] 100151185 100128251
FixStar 3900-170 3,900 170 1,100 [499] 100151184 100128246
FixStar 3900-200 3,900 200 1,100 [499] 100151177 100114021
FixStar 5000
FixStar 5000-70 5,000 70 1,100 [499] 100151193 100128303
FixStar 5000-130 5,000 130 1,100 [499] 100151189 100128300
FixStar 5000-170 5,000 170 1,100 [499] 100151188 100128298
FixStar 5000-200 5,000 200 1,100 [499] 100151187 100128274


FixStar Drive Accessories
FixStar* Drive Options

Description Factory Installed Field Installed
Bristol amp chart recorder kit 100139601 100139607
FixStar pilot light kit 100184185 100184190
Instrument Potential Transformers

Instrument potential transfomer, 480/120 VAC 1157726
Instrument potential transfomer, 3600 Multiple-tap/120 V AC 1157114
Instrument potential transfomer, 5400 Multiple-tap/120 V AC 2003957
espWatcher* System Wellsite Hardware

Stand-alone SCB-AA, North American version AC900001 na†
Stand-alone SCB-BA, Global version AC900003 na
Internally mounted SCB-AA for SpeedStar* VSD or FixStar FSD 100136498 100139656
Internally mounted SCB-BA for SpeedStar VSD or FixStar FSD 100055832 100139658
Modbus™ multiplexer used to interface SCADA and 100134389 tba‡
espWatcher system
† not available
‡ to be assigned
UniConn* Controller Options

USC 200 Phoenix* gauge interface card 100129807
Phoenix downhole monitoring surface kit, complete with 100139602
USC 200 card, memory module, and ESP power cable interface.
For use with UniConn controller in medium-voltage FixStar
applications. Factory installed.
For use with UniConn controller in medium-voltage FixStar
applications. Field installed.
For use with UniConn controller in low-voltage FixStar
or SpeedStar VSD applications.
Phoenix downhole monitoring surface kit, complete with tba†
For use with UniConn controller in low-voltage FixStar
or SpeedStar VSD applications. Factory installed.
† to be assigned
Modbus™ is a trademark of Gould, Inc.
Fixed Speed Drives ■ FixStar Drive Accessories Revised 6/2006

Variable Speed Drives

SpeedStar Low-Voltage VSDs
Applications Why use a VSD?

■ All ESPs and horizontal pumping Using variable speed drives (VSDs) to
systems (HPSs) control downhole or surface pumps
provides maximum flexibility for
responding to changing operating
Benefits conditions. This allows operators to
■ Lowers pump operating costs maximize oil recovery while minimiz-
■ Accelerates oil production ing energy costs and without pump
resizing. Schlumberger, with in-
■ Increases pump system life depth oilfield knowledge, and Toshiba
International Corporation, with world-
Features class motor-control technology, have
partnered to develop SpeedStar* VSD
■ ESPs are isolated from line solutions, tailored to the unique
disturbances. requirements of ESPs and HSPs. The
■ Diode-bridge rectifier provides SpeedStar VSD portfolio offers a
high input power factor and broad range of advanced ESP control
reduces reflected harmonics. and protection. Incorporating the
■ IGBT inverter provides efficient smoothest waveform output available
pulse width modulated (PWM) to minimize electrical system stress,
waveform and reduces output SpeedStar VSDs are available in rat-
harmonics. ings ranging from 66 kVA to 1,500 kVA
■ Sine wave filter provides sinusoidal and in configurations rated to both
output to extend the life of ESP NEMA 1 and NEMA 3R standards.
system electrical components.
■ UniConn* controller enhances Low-voltage VSD solutions
ESP protection and control. VSD operation can have a significant
■ Variable speed control enables soft impact on ESP system run life. The
and rocking starts for ESP motors. SpeedStar VSD family was developed
■ Control flexibility accommodates taking into consideration the many
all production scenarios. factors that enhance ESP perform-
ance and longevity.
■ Pump operation adapts to changing The Schlumberger SpeedStar VSD
reservoir conditions. portfolio offers a complete range of
■ Motor harmonics are eliminated low-voltage ESP control solutions:
as a cause of equipment failure. ■ The SpeedStar SWD* VSD is the
premium low-voltage drive specifi-
cally designed for ESP systems.
This PWM VSD incorporates a sine
wave filter in the output section to
provide a smooth output waveform.
■ The SpeedStar 2000 Plus* VSD is
also a PWM-output VSD with
reduced output harmonic distor-
tion. It can be used with most ESP
Variable Speed Drives ■ SpeedStar Low-Voltage VSDs Revised 6/2006

systems under the correct design Protecting power supply integrity receptacle for use in the field. Output
conditions. A sine wave filter is On the supply system side, two recog- current is measured using a Hall-effect
optional for applications that nized issues must be considered: har- current transformer to ensure stable
require sinusoidal output. The monic distortion and commutation speed, which cannot be achieved using
SpeedStar 2000 Plus VSD is suitable notching. Harmonic distortion is gen- a standard current transformer. Each
for surface rotating equipment. erated by the nonlinear rectifier, which SpeedStar VSD is type-tested, includ-
■ The SpeedStar Titan* VSD incorpo- converts the incoming AC waveform to ing heat-run, to ensure proper opera-
rates the innovative Toshiba G7 DC (the commutation process). This tion at rated temperature and under
power converter, which allows the harmonic distortion is reflected back full-load conditions.
drive to be rated in accordance with to the supply system, where it can SpeedStar VSDs are designed to oper-
the operating ambient temperature. cause such problems as overheating of ate continuously for at least 40,000 hr at
The SpeedStar Titan VSD provides utility equipment (surface motors), their rated load and operating temper-
economical and efficient VSD control disruption of the utility electrical sys- ature. These VSDs incorporate protec-
for nearly all operating conditions. tem, and distorted readings for stan- tion features for the most severe fault
dard electrical meters. conditions, such as phase-to-phase short
Mitigation of supply-side harmonic circuiting on the load side. All units are
Improving ESP system run life distortion is critical to ensuring that available with the StarShield* tran-
All VSDs rely on rapid switching of a the VSD has minimal environmental sient voltage surge suppressor, which is
DC bus to create a variable-frequency impact and that it does not cause prob- superior to the multiple metal-oxide
AC output. The rapid switching causes lems for other electricity users sharing varistor (MOV) suppressors in general
harmonic distortion and voltage stress the electrical source. The standard for oilfield use for providing protection
in both the supply system and in the compliance with supply-side harmonic against both power supply surges and
load. On the load (pump) side, har- distortion limits is IEEE-519, which sets lightning strikes.
monic distortion leads to excessive the limits of total harmonic distortion SpeedStar VSDs are rated by UL to
heating and shaft vibration, and volt- allowed in particular configurations. NEMA 1 or NEMA 3 to accommodate
age stress causes insulation break- To meet supply-side requirements, low- the environmental application. For
down. ESP system run life can be voltage SpeedStar VSDs are available outdoor applications, the electronics
extended by eliminating harmonic dis- with either a 6-pulse or a 12-pulse rec- enclosure within the SpeedStar VSD
tortion and reducing voltage stress in tifier or with an IEEE-519-compliant has a NEMA 4 rating to ensure maxi-
the applied waveform. In fact, eliminat- rectifier, if required. mum environmental protection in all
ing harmonic distortion is the single Commutation notching occurs when operating conditions.
most significant system improvement a diode rectifier or silicon-controlled
that can be made to promote longer rectifier (SCR) shorts out during the Protection, control,
ESP system run life. Analysis of the commutation process, causing a spike and data acquisition
Schlumberger ESP performance data- in the input waveform that is then
base, comprising approximately 23,000 reflected to the utility system. Con- All SpeedStar VSDs utilize the
ESP installations over a 15-yr period, sug- ventional VSDs that use SCRs can UniConn* universal site controller as
gests that, on average, a 50% increase switch at different points on the volt- the single-user interface for wellsite
in run life can be achieved by eliminat- age waveform, resulting in a power- protection, control, and data acquisi-
ing harmonic distortion in the applied factor decrease in a range of 0.6 to 0.8. tion, both at the surface and downhole.
waveform. SpeedStar VSDs use a diode rectifier, The UniConn controller accommodates
In high-cost operating environments, rather than an SCR. This ensures the all hard-wired and satellite-based
such as remote operations, offshore fastest possible switching with mini- SCADA systems, enabling real-time
platforms, and subsea installations, mal spike energy and minimal disrup- protection and monitoring of all vital
improved ESP run life can result in tion of the supply system, potentially ESP system parameters. ESPs can be
dramatic savings by reducing workover saving the cost of penalties while deliv- controlled for speed, current, and pres-
costs, accelerating oil production, and ering a consistently high power factor sure, and the UniConn controller pro-
lowering ESP system operating costs. of 0.96 or greater. vides protection against ESP motor
Moreover, confidence in ESP system backspin, enables rocking starts for
performance and run life can be deci- stuck pumps, and enhances under-
sive when the development scenarios Certified design for voltage ride-through.
are being determined. maximum protection
All SpeedStar 2000 Plus and SpeedStar
SWD drives are equipped with a poten-
tial transformer that powers a utility

The SpeedStar SWD VSD control by calculating the main output Many publications and technical
This is the premier Schlumberger current vector into separate magnetiz- papers have described how pump vari-
VSD solution in the SpeedStar drive ing and torque-current vectors. ables such as cables, depth, and trans-
portfolio. It is most suitable to applica- Benefits include higher torque per former tap setting affect VSD wave
tions in which ESP system run life is amp, less motor heating, and reduced shape and make it difficult to predict
the most important consideration in torque pulsations. actual voltage at the motor using
VSD selection. A sine wave filter, built into the conventional VSD technology. The
With the standard sine wave filter, drive enclosure, provides an output volt- SpeedStar SWD VSD removes these
the SpeedStar SWD VSD provides a age that is similar to a rotating genera- uncertainties and extends the life of
nearly sinusoidal output, which tor output and is suitable for any ESP ESP system electrical components, such
ensures constant speed and torque at any cable length. as penetrators, cables, and motors.
SpeedStar SWD Specifications

Principal control parameters
Control system Flux-vector PWM, V per Hz control
Input supply 380 to 480 V ±10%, 50 or 60 Hz ±5%
Output voltage regulation From 0 to supply voltage
Frequency setting 0.01 to 120 Hz, 0.1-Hz resolution
PWM carrier frequency 2.2 kHz
Input configuration Diode, 6- or 12-pulse
Efficiency 98% at all loads and speeds
Power factor 96% at all loads and speeds
Overload rating 120% for 120 s, 100% continuous
Protection features Main circuit overcurrent at startup, electronic thermal overload, DC bus overvoltage and undervoltage,
load side phase-to-phase short circuit, regeneration power ride-through, power failure ride-through,
soft-stall: automatic load reduction, heat sink and enclosure overtemperature, and open output phase
Other specifications and ratings
Enclosure NEMA 1 (indoor) or NEMA 3R (outdoor), standard compliance with UL-508
Cooling method Forced air (automatic internal and external fans)
Maximum altitude 4,921 ft [1,500 m] above sea level
Ambient temperature –22 to 122°F [–30 to 50°C]
Relative humidity 20% to 100% maximum (noncondensing)
H2S protection Circuit boards, heat sink, and heat exchanger
Material 12-gauge steel enclosure
Standard features
Input circuit breaker disconnect with 100k-A interrupting capacity fuses
Diode front-end converter
IGBT inverter
StarShield transient-voltage surge suppressor
Heat-sink-mounted power components
Outdoor-rated heat exchanger for forced-air cooling
1-kVA potential transformer for two 110-V receptacles
Hall-effect current transformer speed-sensing device
UniConn universal site controller
Mounting studs and antenna stand
Sine wave output filter
Lockable weatherproof door with 3-point latch
Lifting eyebolts
5-yr warranty

SpeedStar SWD Specifications (continued)
Optional features
Space heater with thermostat to prevent condensation
3-phase current transformer module for current monitoring
3-potential transformer for 3-phase voltage monitoring
Internal transceiver
All UniConn controller expansion cards
External junction box
DC link or AC line reactor
Door-mounted ammeter, voltmeters, push buttons, and switches
Monitored parameters
Current: Drive motor (calculated or 3-phase measured optional)
Voltage: Drive input and output (3-phase step-up output optional)
Supply voltage
Power: Drive input and output, running frequency
Spin frequency, leg ground (using A095)
Protection set points
Overload, underload, tracking underload, imbalance
Overvoltage, undervoltage, imbalance, phase rotation
High and low supply voltage
Backspin, leg ground
Control functionalities and parameters
Speed: Target, maximum and minimum, base
Three jump frequencies and bandwidths, individually settable
V per Hz pattern, start-up boost, V per Hz slope
Speed control in frequency, current, or pressure mode
Catch a spinning motor, change rotation without stopping
Speed follower based on external analog signal
Stall protection: Automatic speed reduction
Pressure mode: Automatic speed control
Current mode: Automatic speed control


The SpeedStar 2000 Plus VSD The SpeedStar 2000 Plus VSD uses
The SpeedStar 2000 Plus VSD is well the same platform and components as
suited for controlling ESPs in shallow the SpeedStar SWD drive, with the
wells where system resonance is negli- exception of the sine wave filter. If
gible and a sine wave filter is not needed, sine wave output can be
required. This VSD provides PWM out- obtained by adding a Schlumberger
put for maximum flexibility and con- R-992 external sine wave filter.
trol, with the benefits of simplicity and The SpeedStar 2000 Plus VSD is
cost. The drive output provides high appropriate for all environmental
torque per amp, as well as low motor conditions.
heating and reduced torque pulsations.
SpeedStar 2000 Plus Specifications

Control system Flux vector PWM, V per Hz control
Input configuration Diode, 6- or 12-pulse
Efficiency 98% at all load and speeds
soft-stall: Automatic load reduction, heat sink and enclosure overtemperature, and open output phase
Enclosure NEMA 1 (indoor) or NEMA 3R (outdoor), standard compliance with UL-508
Ambient temperature –22 to 122°F [–30 to 50°C]
Standard features
IGBT inverter
Lifting eyebolts
5-yr warranty

SpeedStar 2000 Plus Specifications (continued)
Optional features
Supply voltage
Speed: Target, maximum and minimum, base
V per Hz pattern, start-up boost, V per Hz slope


The SpeedStar Titan VSD temperature, provides an economical and torque control by calculating the
The SpeedStar Titan VSD, the indus- and efficient VSD solution for nearly all main output current vector into sepa-
try’s first variable-rated VSD, enables operating environments. rate magnetizing and torque-current
power maximization in nearly all oper- A three-phase diode-bridge rectifier vectors. Additional benefits include
ating environments. An optional, provides a constant high-power factor at higher torque per amp, less motor heat-
internally mounted sine wave filter the input terminals. It has a constant- ing, and reduced torque pulsations.
provides increased operational flexibil- voltage DC bus feeding a state-of-the- The SpeedStar Titan VSD provides a
ity, longer system run life, and art IGBT inverter section. The inverter uniquely flexible motor control solution
enhanced ESP system performance output is a PWM waveform, which pro- that allows the operator to optimize the
and efficiency, all as a result of lower vides flexible frequency output with drive for specific load requirements and
voltage stress on the system. relatively low harmonic distortion. environmental conditions.
The Toshiba G7 power converter, With the optional sine wave filter, the
which enables the drive to be rated in VSD provides a nearly sinusoidal out-
accordance with the operating ambient put waveform to ensure constant speed
SpeedStar Titan Specifications

Control system Flux vector PWM, V per Hz control
Input configuration Diode, 6-pulse
Efficiency 98% at all loads and speeds
soft-stall: Automatic load reduction, heat sink and enclosure overtemperature, and open output phase
Enclosure NEMA 3R (outdoor), standard compliance with UL-508
Ambient temperature 14 to 122°F [–10 to 50°C]
Standard features
IGBT inverter
Lifting eyebolts
5-yr warranty

SpeedStar Titan Specifications (continued)
Optional features
Supply voltage
Speed: Target speed, maximum and minimum speed, base speed
V and Hz pattern, start-up boost, V and Hz slope


SpeedStar MVD
Applications Medium-voltage VSD solution
■ Variable speed control of ESP and The SpeedStar MVD* VSD is the right
horizontal pumping systems (HPS) solution when total ESP system run
life is one of the most important
considerations in drive selection.
Benefits The SpeedStar MVD medium-voltage
■ Eliminates input and output har- drive is a premium VSD. The MVD is
monic distortion, extending ESP designed for installations where space
system run life and weight are constrained and har-
■ Prevents equipment failure by iso- monic distortion at the input and out-
lating the ESP from system power put terminals must be eliminated.
disturbances Schlumberger, with in-depth oilfield
■
knowledge, and Toshiba International
Minimizes electrical and mechani-
Corporation, with world-class motor-
cal stress on equipment
control technology, have partnered to
■ Enables single-unit replacement develop the SpeedStar* family of VSD
of traditional input transformer, solutions. The VSD solutions are tai-
variable speed drive (VSD), and lored to the unique requirements of
output transformer components ESPs and HPSs.
■ Provides smallest footprint and best The SpeedStar MVD drive is a single-
power-to-weight ratio in the industry unit VSD solution that integrates the
■ Enhances ESP protection and traditional input transformer into the
control VSD enclosure. This solution enables
variable output voltages between 480
and 4,800 V directly to the downhole
Features ESP system. The integrated package
■ Plug-and-play VSD solution in a sin- eliminates the requirement for input
gle compact unit and output transformers, cutting
■
weight by about 18,720 lbm [8,490 kg]
Integrated 24-pulse transformer
and space savings of about 5,500 ft3
■ Power output direct to ESP [155 m3]. The SpeedStar MVD drive pro-
■ Sine wave filter VSD output filter vides the industry with the best power-
■ UniConn* universal site controller to-weight ratio and smallest footprint.
■
Unlike the traditional VSD input
NEMA 1 or NEMA 3R rating
and output oil-filled transformers, the
■ IEEE 519-1992 compliance at input SpeedStar MVD drive has a dry internal
terminals transformer. The use of dry components
■ ESP motors with soft- and rocking- is increasingly becoming a specified
start capability requirement for all offshore installa-
■ Control system with multilevel tions where containment is an issue
pulse width modulated (PWM) and where oil-filled equipment repre-
flux vector or V or Hz control sents an unacceptable fire hazard.
■
To promote long ESP run life, the
Insulated gate bipolar transistor
SpeedStar MVD drive incorporates sine
(IGBT)
wave output filters in the drive output
■ Circuit breaker disconnect with section. These filters convert the multi-
current limiting fuses on the input level PWM output waveform to a wave-
■ Automatic load reduction and form that is similar to that from a
restart into a rotating motor rotating generator. This functionality
Variable Speed Drives ■ SpeedStar MVD Variable Speed Drives

enables the MVD to be used as a plug- Field-proven technology The SpeedStar MVD drive uses five-
and-play ESP drive solution, without IGBT technology is an effective, field- level neutral point clamp (NPC) tech-
causing detrimental effects to the ESP proven means of speed control in low- nology with highly reliable 3,300-V
motor installed at any cable length. voltage drives. The SpeedStar MVD drive IGBTs in the inverter section. NPC
design incorporates this technology, technology offers a low-stress output
using both diodes and IGBTs in the main from the drive with minimal neutral
Better performance point shift, enabling the use of all
and less maintenance power circuit.
IGBT technology provides the fol- motors across the full application
The SpeedStar MVD drive design incor- lowing advantages: range. This technology eliminates the
porates control circuit topology, which need for motor derating. The voltage
■ inherent short circuit and ground
provides the highest performance using between the positive or negative bus
the fewest parts. Fewer parts result in fault immunity at the output and ground is 1,950 V. The IGBTs are
lower maintenance. Its modular verti- ■ low gating power requirements rated to 3,300 V, providing a minimum
cal design enables power module inter- ■ small snubber circuitry. voltage margin ratio of 169%. This ratio
changeability and offers the smallest ensures long-term integrity through
footprint available to the industry. stress reduction.
All SpeedStar MVD drives use the
three power modules to provide flexi-
ble application and stress-free output SpeedStar MVD Specifications at 4,160-V Output (NEMA 1 Enclosure)
voltage and current. Rating, hp/A Dimensions Ambient Drive Output,
A special racking mechanism allows (H × W × D), Temperature, kVA
module inspection and maintenance in. [cm] °F [°C]
without removal. Additionally, the rack- 500/62 104 × 74 × 44 104 [40] 447
ing mechanism permits the module to [264 × 188 × 112]
slide easily from the drive for replace- 600/74 104 × 74 × 44 104 [40] 536
ment, permitting easy change-out with [264 × 188 × 112]
minimal disruption to operations. 700/87 104 × 74 × 44 104 [40] 625
[264 × 188 × 112]
The power module contains no fans,
contactors, or large electrolytic capaci- 800/99 104 × 74 × 44 104 [40] 715
[264 × 188 × 112]
tors. This reduction of components
900/112 104 × 74 × 44 104 [40] 804
enables more reliable VSD performance. [264 × 188 × 112]
1,000/124 104 × 74 × 44 104 [40] 893
[264 × 188 × 112]
1,250/155 104 × 122 × 44 104 [40] 1,116
[264 × 310 × 112]
1,500/186 104 × 122 × 44 104 [40] 1,340
[264 × 310 × 112]
1,750/217 104 × 122 × 44 104 [40] 1,563
[264 × 310 × 112]
2,000/248 104 × 122 × 44 104 [40] 1,786
[264 × 310 × 112]


Other Specifications
Electrical
Input power, kV, 50 or 60 Hz > 13.8
Input voltage tolerance, % ± 10
Input frequency tolerance, % ±5
Output voltage, V 0 to 4,800
Output frequency, Hz 0 to 120
Inverter efficiency, % 98
Power factor 0.98 at all loads and speeds
Overload current 110% for 60 s, 100% continuous
Accelerate and decelerate time, s 0.1 to 6,000
Analog inputs 2 selectable voltages or currents
Analog outputs 8 selectable voltages or currents, programmable
Digital inputs 8 fully programmable
Digital outputs 6 fully programmable
Environmental
Standard enclosure type NEMA 1
Ambient temperature operating range, °F [°C] 14 to 104 [–10 to 40]
Certification CE and UL
Protective functions
Current limit
Overcurrent
Overcharge
Overload
Undervoltage
Overvoltage
Ground fault
Central processing unit error
Abnormal cooling
SpeedStar SWD System (932 kVA)

Unit Dimensions Weight,
(W × H × D), in. [cm] lbm [kg]
Input transformer 84 × 65 × 54 10,582 [4,800]
[213 × 165 × 137]
SWD 94 × 117 × 44 5,071 [2,300]
[239 × 297 × 112]
Output transformer 84 × 65 × 54 10,582 [4,800]
[213 × 165 × 137]
SpeedStar MVD System (893 kVA)

Unit Dimensions Weight,
(W × H × D), in. [cm] lbm [kg]
Input transformer na† na
MVD 104 × 74 × 44 7,518 [3,410]

[264 × 188 × 112]
Output transformer na na
† not applicable

Variable Speed Drives ■ SpeedStar MVD Variable Speed Drives *Mark of Schlumberger

SpeedStar SWD
SpeedStar SWD* VSDs—NEMA 3R, 6 Pulse, 122°F [50°C] Ambient Temperature Rated
Rating Rating Rated Weight, Dimensions Part

at 480 V, 60 Hz at 380 V, 50 Hz Output, A lbm [kg] (W × H × D), in. [cm] Number
200 158 241 1,500 [681] 32 × 96 × 31 [81 × 244 × 79] 100158876
260 206 313 2,000 [908] 46 × 96 × 38 [117 × 244 × 97] 100158883
390 309 469 2,000 [908] 46 × 96 × 38 [117 × 244 × 97] 100158893
454 359 546 2,000 [908] 46 × 96 × 38 [117 × 244 × 97] 100158896
518 410 624 3,100 [1,408] 89 × 96 × 44 [226 × 244 × 112] 100159003
600 475 722 3,100 [1,408] 89 × 96 × 44 [226 × 244 × 112] 100159020
700 554 843 3,100 [1,408] 89 × 96 × 44 [226 × 244 × 112] 100159022
815 645 981 3,100 [1,408] 89 × 96 × 44 [226 × 244 × 112] 100159027
932 738 1,122 5,000 [2,270] 117 × 96 × 44 [297 × 244 × 112] 100159034
1,000 792 1,203 5,000 [2,270] 117 × 96 × 44 [297 × 244 × 112] 100159038
1,200 950 1,445 5,000 [2,270] 117 × 96 × 44 [297 × 244 × 112] 100159043
SpeedStar SWD VSDs—NEMA 3R, 6 Pulse, 104°F [40°C] Ambient Temperature Rated

518 410 623 2,000 [908] 46 × 96 × 38 [117 × 244 × 97] 100158998
932 738 1,121 3,100 [1,407] 89 × 96 × 44 [226 × 244 × 112] 100159031
1,000 792 1,203 3,100 [1,407] 89 × 96 × 44 [226 × 244 × 112] 100159038
1,400 1,108 1,684 5,000 [2,270] 117 × 96 × 44 [287 × 144 × 118] 100159046
1,500 1,188 1,804 5,000 [2,270] 117 × 96 × 44 [287 × 144 × 118] 100159049
SpeedStar SWD VSDs—NEMA 3R, 12 Pulse, 122°F [50°C] Ambient Temperature Rated

200 158 241 1,500 [681] 32 × 96 × 31 [81 × 244 × 79] 100158882
260 206 313 2,000 [908] 46 × 96 × 38 [117 × 244 × 97] 100158884
390 309 469 2,000 [908] 46 × 96 × 38 [117 × 244 × 97] 100158894
454 359 546 2,000 [908] 46 × 96 × 38 [117 × 244 × 97] 100158897
518 410 624 3,100 [1,407] 89 × 96 × 44 [226 × 244 × 112] 100159005
600 475 722 3,100 [1,407] 89 × 96 × 44 [226 × 244 × 112] 100159021
700 554 843 3,100 [1,407] 89 × 96 × 44 [226 × 244 × 112] 100159023
815 645 981 3,100 [1,407] 89 × 96 × 44 [226 × 244 × 112] 100159028
932 738 1,122 5,000 [2,270] 117 × 96 × 44 [297 × 244 × 112] 100159035
1,000 792 1,203 5,000 [2,270] 117 × 96 × 44 [297 × 244 × 112] 100159041
1,200 950 1,445 5,000 [2,270] 117 × 96 × 44 [297 × 244 × 112] 100159044

Variable Speed Drives ■ SpeedStar SWD Revised 6/2006

SpeedStar SWD* VSDs—NEMA 3R, 12 Pulse, 104°F [40°C] Ambient Temperature Rated

518 410 623 2,000 [908] 46 × 96 × 38 [117 × 244 × 97] 100159000
932 738 1,121 3,100 [1,407] 46 × 96 × 38 [117 × 244 × 97] 100159032
1,000 792 1,203 3,100 [1,407] 46 × 96 × 38 [117 × 244 × 97] 100159039
1,400 1,108 1,684 5,000 [2,270] 117 × 96 × 44 [297 × 244 × 112] 100159047
1,500 1,188 1,804 5,000 [2,270] 117 × 96 × 44 [297 × 244 × 112] 100159050
SpeedStar SWD VSDs—NEMA 1, 6 Pulse, 122°F [50°C] Ambient Temperature Rated

200 158 241 1,500 [681] 25 × 96 × 29 [64 × 244 × 74] 100159093
260 206 313 2,000 [908] 37 × 96 × 36 [94 × 244 × 91] 100159097
390 309 469 2,000 [908] 37 × 96 × 36 [94 × 244 × 91] 100159185
454 359 546 2,000 [908] 37 × 96 × 36 [94 × 244 × 91] 100159187
518 410 624 3,100 [1,407] 72 × 96 × 42 [183 × 244 × 107] 100159200
600 475 722 3,100 [1,407] 72 × 96 × 42 [183 × 244 × 107] 100159675
700 554 843 3,100 [1,407] 72 × 96 × 42 [183 × 244 × 107] 100159679
815 645 981 3,100 [1,407] 72 × 96 × 42 [183 × 244 × 107] 100159685
932 738 1,122 5,000 [2,270] 84 × 96 × 42 [213 × 244 × 107] 100159690
1,000 792 1,203 5,000 [2,270] 84 × 96 × 42 [213 × 244 × 107] 100159695
1,200 950 1,445 5,000 [2,270] 84 × 96 × 42 [213 × 244 × 107] 100159698

518 410 623 2,000 [908] 37 × 96 × 36 [94 × 244 × 91] 100159198
932 738 1,121 3,100 [1,407] 72 × 96 × 42 [183 × 244 × 107] 100159688
1,000 792 1,203 3,100 [1,407] 72 × 96 × 42 [183 × 244 × 107] 100159693
1,400 1,108 1,684 5,000 [2,270] 84 × 96 × 42 [213 × 244 × 107] 100159700
1,500 1,188 1,804 5,000 [2,270] 84 × 96 × 42 [213 × 244 × 107] 100159702


SpeedStar SWD
SpeedStar SWD* VSDs—NEMA 1, 12 Pulse, 122°F [50°C] Ambient Temperature Rated

200 158 241 1,500 [681] 25 × 96 × 29 [64 × 244 × 74] 100159096
260 206 313 2,000 [908] 37 × 96 × 36 [94 × 244 × 91] 100159098
390 309 469 2,000 [908] 37 × 96 × 36 [94 × 244 × 91] 100159186
454 359 546 2,000 [908] 37 × 96 × 36 [94 × 244 × 91] 100159189
518 410 624 3,100 [1,407] 72 × 96 × 42 [183 × 244 × 107] 100159201
600 475 722 3,100 [1,407] 72 × 96 × 42 [183 × 244 × 107] 100159676
700 554 843 3,100 [1,407] 72 × 96 × 42 [183 × 244 × 107] 100159680
815 645 981 3,100 [1,407] 72 × 96 × 42 [183 × 244 × 107] 100159686
932 738 1,122 5,000 [2,270] 84 × 96 × 42 [213 × 244 × 107] 100159691
1,000 792 1,203 5,000 [2,270] 84 × 96 × 42 [213 × 244 × 107] 100159696
1,200 950 1,445 5,000 [2,270] 84 × 96 × 42 [213 × 244 × 107] 100159699

518 410 623 2,000 [908] 37 × 96 × 36 [94 × 244 × 91] 100159199
932 738 1,121 3,100 [1,407] 72 × 96 × 42 [183 × 244 × 107] 100159689
1,000 792 1,203 3,100 [1,407] 72 × 96 × 42 [183 × 244 × 107] 100159694
1,400 1,108 1,684 5,000 [2,270] 84 × 96 × 42 [213 × 244 × 107] 100159701
1,500 1,188 1,804 5,000 [2,270] 84 × 96 × 42 [213 × 244 × 107] 100159703

Variable Speed Drives ■ SpeedStar SWD Revised 6/2006

SpeedStar 2000 Plus
SpeedStar 2000 Plus VSDs—NEMA 3R, 6 Pulse, 122°F [50°C] Ambient Temperature Rated

66 52 79 1,000 [454] 32 × 78 × 31 [81 × 198 × 79] 100159765
83 66 100 1,000 [454] 32 × 78 × 31 [81 × 198 × 79] 100159774
111 88 133 1,000 [454] 32 × 78 × 31 [81 × 198 × 79] 100159787
130 103 156 1,000 [454] 32 × 78 × 31 [81 × 198 × 79] 100159796
163 129 196 1,000 [454] 32 × 78 × 31 [81 × 198 × 79] 100159799
200 158 241 1,000 [454] 32 × 78 × 31 [81 × 198 × 79] 100159801
260 206 313 1,200 [545] 46 × 78 × 38 [117 × 198 × 97] 100159827
390 309 469 1,200 [545] 46 × 78 × 38 [117 × 198 × 97] 100159973
454 359 546 1,200 [545] 46 × 78 × 38 [117 × 198 × 97] 100159976
518 410 624 2,000 [908] 89 × 78 × 44 [226 × 198 × 112] 100159988
600 475 722 2,000 [908] 89 × 78 × 44 [226 × 198 × 112] 100159995
700 554 843 2,000 [908] 89 × 78 × 44 [226 × 198 × 112] 100159997
815 645 981 2,000 [908] 89 × 78 × 44 [226 × 198 × 112] 100160013
932 738 1,122 2,000 [908] 89 × 78 × 44 [226 × 198 × 112] 100160015
1,000 792 1,203 2,000 [908] 89 × 78 × 44 [226 × 198 × 112] 100160018
1,200 950 1,445 3,500 [1,590] 117 × 78 × 44 [297 × 198 × 112] 100160038

518 410 624 1,200 [545] 46 × 78 × 38 [117 × 198 × 97] 100159984
1,400 1,108 1,684 3,500 [1,589] 46 × 78 × 38 [117 × 198 × 97] 100160040
1,500 1,187 1,804 3,500 [1,589] 46 × 78 × 38 [117 × 198 × 97] 100160128

Variable Speed Drives ■ SpeedStar 2000 Plus Revised 6/2006


66 52 79 1,000 [454] 32 × 78 × 31 [81 × 198 × 79] 100159769
83 66 100 1,000 [454] 32 × 78 × 31 [81 × 198 × 79] 100159776
111 88 133 1,000 [454] 32 × 78 × 31 [81 × 198 × 79] 100159789
130 103 156 1,000 [454] 32 × 78 × 31 [81 × 198 × 79] 100159797
163 129 196 1,000 [454] 32 × 78 × 31 [81 × 198 × 79] 100159800
200 158 241 1,000 [454] 32 × 78 × 31 [81 × 198 × 79] 100159804
260 206 313 1,200 [545] 46 × 78 × 38 [117 × 198 × 97] 100159829
390 309 469 1,200 [545] 46 × 78 × 38 [117 × 198 × 97] 100159974
454 359 546 1,200 [545] 46 × 78 × 38 [117 × 198 × 97] 100159978
518 410 624 2,000 [908] 89 × 78 × 44 [226 × 198 × 112] 100159989
600 475 722 2,000 [908] 89 × 78 × 44 [226 × 198 × 112] 100159996
700 554 843 2,000 [908] 89 × 78 × 44 [226 × 198 × 112] 100160000
815 645 981 2,000 [908] 89 × 78 × 44 [226 × 198 × 112] 100160014
932 738 1,122 2,000 [908] 89 × 78 × 44 [226 × 198 × 112] 100160017
1,000 792 1,203 2,000 [908] 89 × 78 × 44 [226 × 198 × 112] 100160019
1,200 950 1,445 3,500 [1,589] 117 × 78 × 44 [297 × 198 × 112] 100160039

518 410 624 1,200 [545] 46 × 78 × 38 [117 × 198 × 97] 100159985
1,400 1,108 1,684 3,500 [1,589] 117 × 78 × 44 [297 × 198 × 112] 100160041
1,500 1,187 1,804 3,500 [1,589] 117 × 78 × 44 [297 × 198 × 112] 100160129
SpeedStar 2000 Plus VSDs—NEMA 1, 6 Pulse, 122°F [50°C] Ambient Temperature Rated

66 52 79 1,000 [454] 25 × 78 × 29 [64 × 198 × 74] 100160130
83 66 100 1,000 [454] 25 × 78 × 29 [64 × 198 × 74] 100160156
111 88 133 1,000 [454] 25 × 78 × 29 [64 × 198 × 74] 100160159
130 103 156 1,000 [454] 25 × 78 × 29 [64 × 198 × 74] 100160189
163 129 196 1,000 [454] 25 × 78 × 29 [64 × 198 × 74] 100160191
200 158 241 1,000 [454] 25 × 78 × 29 [64 × 198 × 74] 100160194
260 206 313 1,200 [545] 37 × 78 × 36 [94 × 198 × 91] 100160197
390 309 469 1,200 [545] 37 × 78 × 36 [94 × 198 × 91] 100160331
454 359 546 1,200 [545] 37 × 78 × 36 [94 × 198 × 91] 100160335
518 410 624 2,000 [908] 72 × 78 × 42 [183 × 198 × 107] 100160435
600 475 722 2,000 [908] 72 × 78 × 42 [183 × 198 × 107] 100160456
700 554 843 2,000 [908] 72 × 78 × 42 [183 × 198 × 107] 100160458
815 645 981 2,000 [908] 72 × 78 × 42 [183 × 198 × 107] 100168746
932 738 1,122 2,000 [908] 72 × 78 × 42 [183 × 198 × 107] 100168789
1,000 792 1,203 2,000 [908] 72 × 78 × 42 [183 × 198 × 107] 100168819
1,200 950 1,445 3,500 [1,589] 84 × 78 × 42 [213 × 198 × 107] 100168873


SpeedStar 2000 Plus

518 410 624 1,200 [545] 37 × 78 × 36 [94 × 198 × 91] 100160432
1,400 1,108 1,684 3,500 [1,589] 84 × 78 × 42 [213 × 198 × 107] 100168886
1,500 1,187 1,804 3,500 [1,589] 84 × 78 × 42 [213 × 198 × 107] 100168895

66 52 79 1,000 [454] 25 × 78 × 29 [64 × 198 × 74] 100160131
83 66 100 1,000 [454] 25 × 78 × 29 [64 × 198 × 74] 100160158
111 88 133 1,000 [454] 25 × 78 × 29 [64 × 198 × 74] 100160160
130 103 156 1,000 [454] 25 × 78 × 29 [64 × 198 × 74] 100160190
163 129 196 1,000 [454] 25 × 78 × 29 [64 × 198 × 74] 100160192
200 158 241 1,000 [454] 25 × 78 × 29 [64 × 198 × 74] 100160196
260 206 313 1,200 [545] 37 × 78 × 36 [94 × 198 × 91] 100160198
390 309 469 1,200 [545] 37 × 78 × 36 [94 × 198 × 91] 100160333
454 359 546 1,200 [545] 37 × 78 × 36 [94 × 198 × 91] 100160336
518 410 624 2,000 [908] 72 × 78 × 42 [183 × 198 × 107] 100160436
600 475 722 2,000 [908] 72 × 78 × 42 [183 × 198 × 107] 100160457
700 554 843 2,000 [908] 72 × 78 × 42 [183 × 198 × 107] 100160461
815 645 981 2,000 [908] 72 × 78 × 42 [183 × 198 × 107] 100168758
932 738 1,122 2,000 [908] 72 × 78 × 42 [183 × 198 × 107] 100168790
1,000 792 1,203 2,000 [908] 72 × 78 × 42 [183 × 198 × 107] 100168821
1,200 950 1,445 3,500 [1,589] 84 × 78 × 42 [213 × 198 × 107] 100168876

518 410 624 1,200 [545] 37 × 78 × 36 [94 × 198 × 91] 100160433
1,400 1,108 1,684 3,500 [1,589] 84 × 78 × 42 [213 × 198 × 107] 100168887
1,500 1,187 1,804 3,500 [1,589] 84 × 78 × 42 [213 × 198 × 107] 100168896

Variable Speed Drives ■ SpeedStar 2000 Plus Revised 6/2006

SpeedStar Titan
SpeedStar Titan* VSDs—NEMA 3R, 6 Pulse, Variable Rated
Rating Rating Rated Weight, Dimensions, Part

200 158 240 1,670 [758] 107 × 55 × 29 [272 × 140 × 74] 100122199
390 309 469 2,120 [962] 107 × 55 × 29 [272 × 140 × 74] 100122200
518 410 624 2,320 [1,052] 107 × 55 × 29 [272 × 140 × 74] 100122201
Note: Equipped with arctic package
SpeedStar Titan VSDs—NEMA 3R, 6 Pulse, Variable Rated
Rating Rating Rated Weight, Dimensions, Part

200 158 240 1,870 [848] 107 × 55 × 29 [272 × 140 × 74] 100122196
390 309 469 2,320 [1,052] 107 × 55 × 29 [272 × 140 × 74] 100122197
518 410 624 2,620 [1,279] 107 × 55 × 29 [272 × 140 × 74] 100122198
Note: Equipped with arctic package and sine wave filter

Variable Speed Drives ■ SpeedStar Titan *Mark of Schlumberger

SpeedStar MVD
SpeedStar MVD* VSDs—NEMA 1, 24 Pulse at 4,160-V Input
Rating, hp/A Drive Output, Ambient Dimensions Part Number
kVA at 4,160-V Temperature, (H × W × D),
Output Voltage °F [°C] in. [cm]
500/62 447 104 [40] 104 × 74 × 44 100120034
[264 × 188 × 112]
600/74 536 104 [40] 104 × 74 × 44 100120045
[264 × 188 × 112]
700/87 625 104 [40] 104 × 74 × 44 100120048
[264 × 188 × 112]
800/99 715 104 [40] 104 × 74 × 44 100120053
[264 × 188 × 112]
900/112 804 104 [40] 104 × 74 × 44 100120054
[264 × 188 × 112]
1,000/124 893 104 [40] 104 × 74 × 44 100120060
[264 × 188 × 112]
1,250/155 1,116 104 [40] 104 × 122 × 44 100120065
[264 × 310 × 112]
1,500/186 1,340 104 [40] 104 × 122 × 44 100120066
[264 × 310 × 112]
1,750/217 1,563 104 [40] 104 × 122 × 44 100120067
[264 × 310 × 112]
2,000/248 1,786 104 [40] 104 × 122 × 44 100120069
[264 × 310 × 112]

Variable Speed Drives ■ SpeedStar MVD Revised 6/2006

SpeedStar Accessories
espWatcher* Wellsite Hardware

Stand-alone SCB-AA, North American version na† AC900001
Stand-alone SCB-BA, global version na AC900003
Internally mounted SCB-AA for SpeedStar* VSD or FixStar* FSD tba‡ 100139656
Internally mounted SCB-BA for SpeedStar VSD or FixStar FSD tba 100139658
Modbus™ multiplexer used to interface SCADA and na 100134389
espWatcher system
† not applicable
‡ to be assigned
SpeedStar* Harmonics Line and Load Filters

Description Max. Voltage, V Current Rating, A Part Number
R992 5.3-kV load filter, standard configuration with M009 relay 5,300 32 to 110 100048488
R992 3.5-kV load filter, standard configuration with M009 relay 3,500 27 to 94 100053628
R991 resonant analyzer na† na AC01122-SYS1
† not applicable

Modbus™ is a trademark of Gould, Inc.
Variable Speed Drives ■ SpeedStar Accessories Revised 6/2006

Motor Controllers

UniConn Universal Site Controller
Applications The UniConn* universal site control-

■ Fixed and variable speed drive ler provides a single common platform
(VSD) motor controllers for ESP system protection, control,
and data acquisition. In its basic con-
■ Surface acquisition for downhole figuration, this is a fixed speed con-
monitoring of flowing and artificially troller. Through the use of standard
lifted wells expansion cards, it can easily be
■ Wellsite interface for all artificially adapted to variable speed applica-
lifted and monitored wells tions and used as a data acquisition
hub in artificially lifted and naturally
flowing wells.
Benefits The UniConn controller replaces
■ Provides centralized data gathering the multiple surface components
and storage for troubleshooting commonly needed in ESP applications
and engineering analysis requiring downhole data acquisition
■ Provides ultimate control and data and remote monitoring and control.
management to protect total ESP Wellsite data acquisition is simplified
system investment by providing a single-portal function-
■ Simplifies operation and ality for all system integration and
maintenance automation requirements. The univer-
sal design allows the UniConn con-
■ Reduces equipment operation troller to use the same hardware
and training costs module for all fixed speed drives
(FSD) and VSD control applications.
Firmware upgrades can be performed
Features
using a personal computer in a
■ One common, expandable platform Schlumberger service center or at the
for all ESP controllers and down- wellsite. Typically, the upgrades are
hole data acquisition interfaces completed in less than 1 min.
■ Proven reliability and integrity Alternate or additional surface sys-
in all environmental conditions tem functionality is achieved through
■ Remote setup capability with the use of expansion cards inserted in
multiple SCADA and Schlumberger the rear of the unit. Each expansion
satellite-based control system card is plug-and-play with card con-
or both trol menus automatically added to the
UniConn front panel screen.
USC 100 interface card

The USC 100 card interfaces the
UniConn controller with landline- and
satellite-based SCADA systems. With
four individually configurable expan-
sion card slots, the UniConn
controller can support up to four
independent communication systems
simultaneously. Standard Modbus™
protocol over an RS232 or RS485
connector is used.
Motor Controllers ■ UniConn Universal Site Controller Revised 6/2006

For satellite-based SCADA, the enhanced data display. In addition, four Protect your assets
USC 100 card provides the connection fixed-function and five multifunction The UniConn controller can monitor
to the site communication box (SCB) keys are provided to facilitate simple multiwell and ESP operating data
used for data transmission to facilitate control. Standard switchboard and points, depending on the scope of the
the espWatcher* surveillance and con- VSD instrumentation such as status ESP instrumentation. It protects the
trol system for ESPs. Specially modi- lights, mode selection, and start-stop total ESP system from fault conditions
fied to complement the UniConn controls have been incorporated into on any of the monitored signals. The
controller, the SCB mounts inside the the UniConn interface. controller can be configured to send
enclosure of a SpeedStar* VSD or the English is the standard display alarms, await user intervention, and
low-voltage compartment of a FixStar* screen language; however, other lan- shut down the system to prevent
FSD motor-control panel, providing guages are available as required. restart until the alarm or fault situa-
optimized system packaging. Additionally, all diagnostics and tions have been rectified. All protec-
alarms are displayed in plain language tion alarms can be configured as
rather than codes, eliminating cross- set-point violations, programmable
USC 200 interface card reference tables and manuals. under multiple password-protected
The USC 200 card is the electronic Facilitation control, measured data, layers, and with adjustable time curves
interface between the Phoenix* artifi- associated protection, and control and actions. Most shutdown functions
cial lift monitoring systems and acces- parameters are organized into menu- are set in the factory during manufac-
sories and the UniConn controller. The accessible tables. Menus associated turing and need only be adjusted for
unified interface shares the UniConn with specific expansion cards automati- specialized applications.
controller’s local display and keypad, cally appear and disappear as the spe-
which provides access to all controller cific card is inserted into or removed
and downhole pressure, temperature from one of the expansion slots.
and vibration data, and their associ-
ated protection parameters.
The USC 200 card provides the direct Monitor operating parameters
current power required by Phoenix The UniConn controller has internal
downhole gauges and acquires the memory to maintain a record of up to
measurement outputs from them. 500 alarms and events, greatly assist-
Additionally, the USC 200 card’s ing the troubleshooting process. In
functionality provides regular diagnos- addition, an external programmable
tic measurement of the downhole memory module, installed through the
gauge operation and telemetry. The faceplate, expands this functionality
USC 200 interface card is compatible and enables enhanced data analysis.
with Phoenix downhole monitoring Up to 16 data channels can be speci-
systems—MultiSensor* well monitor- fied to individually log, at required
ing unit for submersible pump com- intervals, the information stored for
pletions (types 0, 1, and 2) and diagnostic needs. Enhanced onsite
MultiSensor XT and Select* artificial data viewing, downloading, and device
lift downhole monitoring gauges. programming capabilities are avail-
able using the StarView* wellsite dis-
play software.
Universal user interface The UniConn controller accommo-
The UniConn controller’s local display dates four analog and six digital inputs
and interface provide user-friendly and provides two analog and four digi-
access for data display, parameter tal outputs. Each input and output
set-point adjustment, and FSD or VSD channel is independently config-
control functionality. The backlit urable, including associated motor
liquid crystal screen has two high- protection parameters.
definition 40-character lines for


UniConn Universal Site Controller
UniConn* Controller—SpeedStar* Monitoring and Control Parameters

Standard Configuration Upgrade Options
VSD output current 3-phase current measurement
ESP running current 3-phase current measurement
VSD input and output voltage 3-phase voltage measurement
Supply voltage
VSD input and output power
VSD output frequency
ESP spinning frequency
Leg-ground detection
Target speed, min. and max. speed, base speed
Jump frequencies and bandwidths
V per Hz pattern and slope
Catch a spinning motor
Acceleration and deceleration rate, speed pattern
Control functions and parameters
Stop mode, pulse width modulated carrier frequency
Base speed voltage selection
Rocking start frequency and number of attempts
Stall protection—automatic speed reduction
Motor rotation direction without stopping
Speed force mode
Speed follower mode
Constant current feedback control mode
Constant pressure feedback control mode
Current overload and underload Current unbalance
Voltage unbalance
High and low supply voltage Overvoltage and undervoltage
Protection configuration
Undervoltage ride-through
ESP backspin detection
Leg-ground detection
UniConn Controller—Switchboard Monitoring and Control Parameters

Monitored Parameters Protection Configuration
ESP system 3-phase currents Overload, underload, current unbalance, stall and short-circuit
3-phase surface voltage Overvoltage, undervoltage, voltage unbalance
Supply voltage and frequency High and low supply voltage and frequency
ESP spinning frequency and leg ground Spin and leg-ground alarm/trip
Power factor Low power factor alarm/trip
Motor Controllers ■ UniConn Universal Site Controller Revised 6/2006

UniConn* Universal Site Controller Specifications
Dimensions
Unit, H × W × D, in. [cm] 5.5 × 8.3 × 6.0 [14 × 21 × 15]
Faceplate, H × W, in. [cm] 7.5 × 10.5 [19 × 27]
Weight, lbm [kg] 6.6 [3.0]
Power supply
Alternating current (AC) 100- to 250-V rms, 1 A, both 50 and 60 Hz (300-V rms max. over range)
Direct current (DC) 24 V ± 2%, 2 A
Temperature
Operating range, °F [°C] –40 to 167 [–40 to 75]
CE compliant –40 to 131 [–40 to 55]
Storage range, °F [°C] –76 to 185 [–60 to 85]
CE compliant –40 to 185 [–40 to 85]
Expansion card slots and protocol Four Modbus™ standard (RS232 and RS485 format)
Digital output Four channels, 100- to 260-V AC rms, 10- to 28-V DC, 3 A max.
Digital input Six channels, 24-V DC power internally supplied
Current transformer One UniConn current module only, with appropriate burden resistors for 50-, 100-, and 200-A
sizes (fixed speed applications; optional for variable speed applications)
Voltage instrument transformer Three 1-VA rated,120-V AC rms nominal (250-V rms max. over range) output (5-kV input max.)
(fixed speed applications; optional for variable speed applications)
Analog input Four insulated, double-wire channels; 0- to 10-V DC (0- to 20-mA)
Analog output Two individually configurable 4- to 20-mA current loops
Maintenance port Standard serial port connector DB9 (RS232)
Qualification CE, UL, CSA


StarView Software
Applications StarView* wellsite display software

■ Configure UniConn* controller and enables the user to access the
memory card through personal UniConn universal site controller
computer (PC) from a PC. Connection to a PC is made
through the serial port on the con-
■ Download UniConn controller event troller’s faceplate using a standard
log and configure through a PC DB-9 serial connector. While using
■ Configure and download UniConn StarView software is not mandatory
data log through memory module to operate the UniConn controller,
the software provides many advan-
tages to field users.
Benefits StarView software enables simple
■ Simplifies field operations through and easy access to all parameters of
easier UniConn controller commis- the UniConn controller, including all
sioning and setup process installed and configured expansion
■ Improves ESP performance and cards. All live data values, active and
run life through simplified data latched alarms, and event logs are
analysis and troubleshooting viewed from the main screen. By
■ Enables efficient storage and data selecting the window specific to the
retrieval because of better well parameter category, a pop-up window
data record keeping is generated showing all the set-point
and protection parameters related to
those live values.
Features When a PC using the StarView
■
application is connected to an opera-
Plain English displays—no code
tional UniConn controller, the dis-
translation required
played data are updated continuously.
■ Uses simple, intuitive software A snapshot of all current data, input
structure parameters, and event logs at certain
■ Enables access and control of points in time are captured in the
UniConn controller data and input StarView software. This allows for
parameters by PC analysis of ESP operations.
■ Allows configuration and event The StarView software provides a
log data snapshot capture powerful tool to help analyze well and
■
equipment performances and failures.
Time- and well-based data storage
All stored data are organized by well
system
name, providing efficient data storage
■ Uses all UniConn controller con- and easy data search and retrieval.
figurations and modules Additionally, the StarView software
■ Logs multiple data channels with simplifies field operations. By clicking
variable sample rates one button, all the controller’s well
■ Uses a reader connected to a commissioning and set-up process
PC through a USB port to down- parameters can be preset in a control-
load data led environment, stored in the soft-
ware, and uploaded at the wellsite.
Motor Controllers ■ StarView Software Revised 6/2006

When closer analysis of well and extraneous data and optimize file size
equipment performance is required, a for the intended application. This capa-
memory module is used in conjunction bility permits the UniConn controller
with the StarView software to log all to gather a large amount of data over a
continuous data acquired in the long time span, enabling detailed anal-
UniConn controller. yses of well and equipment perform-
The UniConn controller’s memory ance. For example, an overall data log of
module allows the operator to log up 8 parameters, sampled every 10 min for
to 1,000,000 data points for as many as more than 1 yr, can be stored in a sin-
16 parameters in parallel. Each param- gle memory module. Data acquired
eter is logged with a sampling fre- using a memory module can be down-
quency as high as one sample per loaded and viewed with a PC using a
second. Sampling frequency is config- USB port. This data can be viewed
urable for each parameter to minimize using StarView software.


Motor Controllers Summary
UniConn* Universal Site Controller

UniConn base unit 100018805
UniConn base unit with outdoor enclosure 100188994
Memory module for storing operating performance data, 4-MB storage capacity 100203033
Memory module USB reader for downloading data to StarView* software 100171741
UniConn base unit with SpeedStar* variable speed drive retrofit kit to replace HMI units 100189002
UniConn Controller Options for Phoenix* Downhole Monitoring Systems

USC 200 Phoenix downhole monitoring gauge interface card 100129807
Phoenix downhole monitoring surface kit, complete with USC 200 card, memory module, and ESP power cable interface for use 100139602
with UniConn controller in medium-voltage FixStar* applications. Factory installed.
with UniConn controller in medium-voltage FixStar applications. Field installed.
with UniConn controller in low-voltage FixStar or SpeedStar VSD applications. Field installed.
Phoenix downhole monitoring surface kit, complete with USC 200 card, memory module, and ESP power cable interface for use tba†
with UniConn controller in low-voltage FixStar or SpeedStar VSD applications. Factory installed.
Phoenix choke console with ESP power cable interface for Phoenix ESP gauges (with enclosure) A446020-031
Phoenix choke plate, with ESP power cable interface for Phoenix ESP gauges (without enclosure) A446021
UniConn controller base unit for Select* CTS, complete with USC 200 card, memory module, and outdoor enclosure 100240291
Phoenix surface cable pack for Select CTS applications, complete with surface cable and junction box 100075758
† to be assigned
Keltronics Motor Controllers

Keltronics K595 motor protection unit 7000045
Keltronics K595 motor protection unit and flush-mount bracket 7062904
Keltronics K095 advanced motor controller with backspin and communication option 1157593
Keltronics L095 display with interface cable to Keltronics K095 1157106
Keltronics L095 display with interface cable and flush-mount bracket 1157635
Keltronics L095 display with interface cable and EEPROM upgrade to enable IMPAC communication 1260629
Keltronics L095 display with interface cable, flush-mount bracket, and EEPROM upgrade to enable IMPAC communication 2003714
Keltronics L095 with Cyrillic display, interface cable, and EEPROM upgrade to enable IMPAC communication 7009202
Keltronics D095 ground fault converter 1157668

Motor Controllers ■ Summary Revised 6/2006

Backspin Protection
A095 backspin shunt, 400 to 1,000 V 1157742
A095 backspin shunt, 400 to 1,000 V with 50-ft [15-m] cable AC05262-15.0
A095 backspin shunt, 800 to 2,000 V 1157734
A095 backspin shunt, 800 to 2,000 V with 50-ft [15-m] cable AC05225-15.0
A095 backspin shunt, 1,800 to 4,000 V 1157122
A095 backspin shunt, 1,800 to 4,000 V with 50-ft [15-m] cable AC05226-15.0
A095 backspin shunt, 3,000 to 5,000 V 7003619
Backspin relay, advanced A499, 120 V, 50 or 60 Hz 2006018
Backspin relay, advanced A499, 240 V, 50 or 60 Hz AC05229-240
Potential and Current Transfomers

Current transformer for 3-phase current sensing, 200-A max. rating 100072035
Current transformer, 50-A burden assembly 100074798
Current transformer for Keltronics K595 or K095 contollers, multiple-tap, 400:5, 200:5, and 100:5 ratios 7000573
Instrument potential transformer, 480 V to 120 V 1157726
Instrument potential transformer, 3,600 V multiple-tap to 120 V 1157114
Instrument potential transformer, 5,400 V multiple-tap to 120 V 2003957
StarView* Software
StarView software for Windows® 2000 and Windows XP tba†
StarView software serial connection cable between UniConn controller and computer 100052238
† to be assigned
IMPAC Data Logging System

IMPAC data receptacle, for use with K095 motor controller 1182427
IMPAC data card, 20 site, for use with IMPAC data system 1182450
IMPAC PC/AT parallel port adapter, for use with IMPAC data system 1182443
L095 IMPAC firmware 1182435
Serial adapter assembly for IMPAC data card AC05278-SA
Mounting bracket for IMPAC chart recorder 1182492
L-bracket for IMPAC mounting spacer 1182500

Windows® is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation.

Power and Control
Accessories

StarShield TVSS
Applications
■ Variable speed drives (VSDs)
■ Programmable logic controllers
■ Progressive cavity pump top drives
■ Beam pump motors
■ Pumpoff controllers
■ Instrumentation
Benefits
■ Increased current handling
capability (up to 200 kA)
■ Reduced residual voltage of
metal oxide varistor (MOV)-based
products
■ Improved operations safety
■ Enhanced system reliability
■ Improved equipment protection
Features
■ Operation without fuses
■ UL listed
■ Optional installation with large
size cables or directly on bus bars
(inline connection)
■ NEMA 4 enclosure rating
■ All products within specified
tolerances
■ 10-yr warranty

Power and Control Accessories ■ StarShield TVSS Revised 6/2006

Power line surges and other transient The StarShield* TVSS system The StarShield TVSS module is a
overvoltages can be introduced into a addresses the need for safer, more UL 1449 recognized surge protection
system by lightning strikes, local elec- reliable protection devices. These module rated for operation without the
tric utilities, in-house operations, or TVSS systems are designed to protect use of additional internal fuses. This
adjacent facilities. These transients a wide range of power and control unique feature, combined with the
degrade electrical insulation by installations. ability to be directly connected to
exceeding the device’s voltage rating, StarShield TVSS systems use a surge power lines or bus bars (inline connec-
resulting in a reduction of reliability or suppression module with a single heavy- tion), makes this TVSS system the most
destruction of equipment. For this duty, distribution-grade MOV disk. The reliable SPD in the market and ensures
reason, voltage surge protection must TVSS modules are available with 1.6-in. better protection for critical electronic
be used to safeguard power and con- [40-mm] and 3.2-in. [80-mm] MOV disk equipment.
trol systems. sizes that handle currents of 120 or StarShield TVSS protection is avail-
Conventional transient voltage 140 kA and 200 kA, respectively. able as a module, an internal retrofit
surge suppression (TVSS) systems and The unique design of the StarShield kit for SpeedStar* VSDs, or an exter-
surge protection devices (SPDs) have surge suppression module guarantees nally mounted stand-alone system for
been unable to provide reliable protec- the ability to handle extremely high either the SpeedStar VSD, FixStar*
tion of oilfield electronics. In the event energy combined with low let-through FSDs, or other third-party surface power
of power surges, these devices fre- voltages. This module minimizes the and control equipment.
quently emit smoke, catch fire, and effects of aging and eliminates the risk All StarShield TVSS systems are pro-
become a safety hazard to operating of catastrophic failure, explosion, or fire, tected by a 10-yr warranty.
personnel. which are common in conventional
The failure of conventional suppres- SPDs. Since 2003, all Schlumberger
sion devices can be attributed to poor VSDs have TVSS protection as a stan-
design and obsolete technology that dard feature.
rely on small-diameter MOVs con-
nected in parallel. Because of the lim-
ited handling capability and unequal
current sharing, conventional devices
use fuses to disconnect suppression
systems in the event of a severe surge.
This protects the suppression device
from fire or explosion, but unavoidably
leaves the electrical equipment unpro-
tected against subsequent power surges.


Power Distribution and Control Skids
Applications Schlumberger designs fit-for-purpose

■ ESP installations power distribution and control-system
skids for land and offshore oil and gas
facilities. Manufacturing specialists
Benefits build, test, and deliver standard as
■ Absolute quality assurance well as customized skid modules.
These specialists can also coordinate
■ Continuous engineering support manufacturing in remote locations.
for commissioning, site testing,
troubleshooting, and startup
■ Equipment manufacturing in Standard skid module
remote locations, as needed The standard skid modules are avail-
able with variable speed or fixed
speed surface power and control
Features packages.
■ Variable speed or fixed speed sur- A standard VSD package is avail-
face power and control modules able in three SpeedStar SWD* VSD
■ Harmonic load and line filters ratings: 200–454 kVA, 518–815 kVA,
and 932–1,500 kVA. The module is
■ Step-up or step-down transformer equipped with a step-up transformer
■ Subsurface tool and surface and a phase-shifting input trans-
integration unit former for 12-pulse operation. Both
■ Arctic, desert, or jungle service the VSD and the transformers are
rating mounted on a skid base.
■ Site communication equipment A standard fixed speed package is
supplied with either a FixStar* fixed
■ Backspin monitor speed drive (FSD) switchboard or a
■ UniConn* motor controller soft starter. The FixStar package is
■ Variable speed drive (VSD) available in five voltage ratings: 5 kV,
enclosures completely sealed 3.9 kV, 3.3 kV, 1.5 kV, and 600 V. The
and climate controlled for 600-V FixStar models have four cur-
constant temperature in a rent ratings to choose from: 45 A, 90 A,
dust-free environment 135 A, and 270 A. The 5-, 3.9-, 3.3-, and
1.5-kV FixStar packages are rated for
a 200-A current.
All FixStar FSDs are equipped with
a UniConn motor controller and have
a step-down or step-up transformer
mounted on a base skid.
The standard skid module features
harmonic load and line filters; a step-
down transformer; a subsurface tool
and surface integration unit; an arctic,
desert, or jungle service rating; site
communication equipment; a backspin
monitor; and a UniConn controller.

Power and Control Accessories ■ Power Distribution and Control Skids *Mark of Schlumberger

Specialized designs
Schlumberger designs and manufac-
tures modules for use in arctic, desert,
and jungle environments. All skid mod-
ules are assembled and tested prior to
shipment. The project group works
closely with the power systems and
new product development groups to
ensure that all skid components meet
strict standards. The group can also
coordinate equipment manufacturing
in remote locations.
To ensure absolute quality control,
all engineering and quality-assurance
testing is performed at the manufac-
turing center. Schlumberger offers a
variety of SpeedStar VSD options for
the skids, including VSDs from other
manufacturers in addition to engineer-
ing services for commissioning, site test-
ing, troubleshooting, and startup. Our
manufacturing center is ISO 9001:2000
certified and enforces strict quality-
control procedures.
VSD enclosures
Schlumberger also designs and manu-
factures outdoor-rated enclosures that
house the VSD, line reactors, and asso-
ciated controls and auxiliaries. The
enclosures are completely sealed
and climate-controlled to maintain
a constant temperature in a dust-free
environment.


Power and Control Accessories
StarShield* TVSS Modules

Part Number
100242174 100244461 100220423 100220424
Electrical characteristics
MOV disk size, in. [mm] 1.6 [40] 3.2 [80] 1.6 [40] 3.2 [80]
Nominal operating voltage, V 277 277 380 380
Clamping voltage, peak (RMS) 607 (429) 833 (589) 607 (429) 833 (589)
Max. continuous operating voltage, V 350 350 480 480
Max. surge current, IMAX (8/20) NEMA LS1, kA 140 200 120 200
Operating frequency range, Hz 0 to 500 0 to 500 0 to 500 0 to 500
Response time, ns <1 <1 <1 <1
Leakage current at Vn , mA 0.4 0.9 0.45 0.95
Energy handling
250 hits, 2-ms square waveform 500 1,000 500 1,000
according to IEEE C62.11, A
Standards compliance
UL compliance UL 1449 UL 1449 UL 1449 UL 1449
(2nd edition) (2nd edition) (2nd edition) (2nd edition)
CE marking Yes Yes Yes Yes
Environmental properties
Operating temperature, °F [°C] –40 to 185 –40 to 185 –40 to 185 –40 to 185
[–40 to 85] [–40 to 85] [–40 to 85] [–40 to 85]
Environmental protection IP 65 IP 65 IP 65 IP 65
Mechanical properties
Diameter, in. [cm] 2.5 [6.35] 4 [10.16] 2.5 [6.35] 4 [10.16]
Height, in. [cm] 3.72 in. [9.45] 3.68 in. [9.35] 3.72 in. [9.45] 3.68 in. [9.35]
Weight, lbm [kg] 0.81 [0.37] 2.03 [0.92] 0.82 [0.37] 2.07 [0.94]
StarShield TVSS Internal Retrofit Kits for SpeedStar* VSDs

Part Number
100248011 100248012 100248013 100248014
Nominal system voltage, V 554 (L-L) 554 (L-L) 554 (L-L) 554 (L-L)
StarShield modules 100242174 100244461 100242174 100244461
Modes of protection L-G, L-L L-G, L-L L-G, L-L L-G, L-L
Number of modules 3 3 6 6
Surge rating per module, kA 140 200 140 200
Dimensions (H × W × D), in. [cm] 4 × 14 × 6 4 × 14 × 6 7 × 14 × 6 7 × 14 × 7
[10.2 × 35.6 × 15.2] [10.2 × 35.6 × 15.2] [17.8 × 35.6 × 15.2] [17.8 × 35.6 × 17.8]
Cable size, AWG no. 2 2 2 2
SpeedStar VSD type 6 pulse 6 pulse 12 pulse 12 pulse
Recommended kVA operating range 50–325 390–1,500 50–518 600–1,500
Enclosure Internal Internal Internal Internal

Power and Control Accessories Revised 6/2006

StarShield* TVSS External Retrofit Kits for Low-Voltage FixStar* FSDs and SpeedStar* VSDs (for installation at the input)
Part Number
100249510 100249511 100249512 100249513
[30.5 × 25.4 × 15.2] [50.8 × 40.6 × 20.3] [50.8 × 40.6 × 20.3] [50.8 × 40.6 × 20.3]
Cable size, AWG no. 2 4/0 4/0 4/0
Enclosure rating NEMA 4 NEMA 4 NEMA 4 NEMA 4
Surge counter ready No No No No
Fuses included No No No No
StarShield TVSS External Retrofit Kits for Third-Party VSDs (for installation at the input)
Part Number
100261002 100261003 100261004 100261005
[50.8 × 40.6 × 20.3] [50.8 × 40.6 × 20.3] [50.8 × 40.6 × 20.3] [50.8 × 40.6 × 20.3]
Cable size, AWG no. 2 2 2 2
Enclosure rating NEMA 4 NEMA 4 NEMA 4 NEMA 4
Surge counter ready No No Yes Yes
Fuses included Yes Yes Yes Yes
Junction Boxes
Description Voltage Weight, Dimensions Part Number
Rating, kV lbm [kg] (W × H × D),
in. [cm]
Explosion-proof wellhead junction box 5 250 114] 24 × 30 × 14 100021798
[61 × 76 × 36]
Wellhead junction box, NEMA 3R 5 50 [23] 20 × 22 × 10 AC01130
[51 × 56 × 25]
Wellhead junction box, stainless steel Type 316, 5 60 [27] 20 × 20 × 9 AC01174
NEMA 4X [51 × 51 × 23]


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