Small pump with,
big power.
Fitted to many models of trolley and backpacks.
Replacement for
models as listed below but suitable for many other uses and other brands
of backpack. If your backpack does not have a flow
control then you probably need one of the lower flow models such as the 2203. All
the FL220* models are interchangeable for mounting but flow can be in either
direction. Note that some sellers sell similar models but use
different numbers.
I cannot be responsible for any change in
manufacturers specification. The below chart is a guide based on my
experiences. I have put as much information as I know but it is up to the
purchaser to make their own choice. Extend2wash cannot be responsible for
a buyer making the wrong choice.
It is possible to have 2 types of backpack
with the same pump number on but they are not interchangeable unless the
inlet and outlet pipes are swapped over. If you are unsure there is a
small arrow on the pump showing direction of flow.
To alter L to R or vice versa
take off the over pressure switch then take out the 2 screws holding the pump body
to the motor (don't take the pump off) then turn the pump through
180degrees, taking care not to dislodge the O ring. Replace the screws.
The wires on the over pressure switch can be replaced either way.
The 22 series
pump have 3 types of fitting. Barb, (hosetail) as fitted to the TSR35, clip on
elbow as fitted to the KSR80/505 and screw on as fitted to some of the
early WS series
of backpacks. The 2202 series has a slightly longer motor than the
2203 series so if fitting a 2202A to a 505 backpack to increase
performance it needs to have
the cap taken of the o.p. switch before it will fit in
Models in bold are the
models I stock but these pumps suit other models sold by various
suppliers though the onus is on you to make sure which pump you need
as suppliers change specification from time to time.
Direction of flow is
the direction shown on the arrow with the pump held with OP switch
at the top and the label facing you.
Extend2wash will not
accept responsibility for a buyer purchasing the wrong pump. The
following chart is for your guidance but is not guaranteed to be
100% accurate. The final decision is yours.
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