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Aircraft Deicing Storage Tank With Transfer Pump

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Part# 12-05532
MFR Model# C100ST

Overview

Heated Insulated Storage Tanks are appropriate for indoor use only to store your de-icing fluid with a heated insulated wrap preset to 140℉. These storage tanks use an electric pump to transfer the heated fluid from the storage tank right to your Aircraft Deicing cart at a rate of up to 12 GPM. All storage tanks are supplied complete including a heavy duty polyethylene tank, 3000w 240v immersion heater, heavy vinyl insulated wrap, transfer pump, temperature gauge and a high-pressure hose with a pistol-grip nozzle.

    Tank
  • Capacity: 100 Gallons
  • Dimensions: 28in Diameter x 46in Height
  • Material: Polyethylene
    Immersion Heater
  • Voltage: 240V
  • Watts: 3000w
  • Amps: 13 Amps
  • Cord Length: 6 ft
  • Preset Temp: 140℉
    Pump
  • Type: Diaphragm
  • Material: Cast Aluminum
  • Voltage: 120VAC
  • Motor: 1400 RPM, UL listed, CSA Certified
  • Output: Up to 12 GPM
  • Hose Length: 12 ft
  • Wrap Material: CA16 gray vinyl

Features

  • Store de-icing fluid at a preset temp of 140℉ with a 3000w immersion heater
  • Easily transfer hot fluid to de-icing cart using an electric heavy duty transfer pump
  • 100 gallon Heavy duty polyethylene tank
  • 12ft high pressure transfer hose with handgun
  • Self-priming anti-siphon pump
  • Meter has a large, easy to read register
  • 90 day warranty

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