
Busch side channel blower range with volume flow up to 2200 m³/h.
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Busch SAMOS SI 1500/2200 E1 is a side channel blower range.
Compare the manufacturer ratings below, then contact QCAS to establish the appropriate size, drive, installation and operating conditions for your application.
ISO 50 Hz manufacturer data. Negative differential vacuum converted to mbar absolute using 1013.25 mbar atmospheric reference. Range maxima may apply to different variants and are not simultaneous duty ratings.
Published values describe a product or range envelope. Maximum flow, pressure and vacuum may occur at different speeds, stages or configurations and must not be treated as one simultaneous operating point.
ISO 50 Hz manufacturer data. Negative differential vacuum converted to mbar absolute using 1013.25 mbar atmospheric reference. Range maxima may apply to different variants and are not simultaneous duty ratings.
Differential vacuum values above are retained as published. The Vacuum filter uses mbar absolute, calculated at a 1013.25 mbar atmospheric reference. Actual site atmospheric pressure varies.
Manufacturer source: Busch SAMOS SI 1500/2200 E1. Confirm duty-specific performance and availability with QCAS.
Busch SAMOS SI 1500/2200 E1 is listed as a side channel blower. Compare the selected configuration against the flow and pressure or vacuum your process requires.
The Busch SAMOS SI 1500/2200 E1 listing gives 1500–2200 m³/h. Confirm the selected variant at your operating pressure or vacuum, since the published airflow and pressure limits may represent different duty points.
For the Busch SAMOS SI 1500/2200 E1, the catalogue lists maximum pressure of 210 mbar(g) and vacuum of 788.25 mbar absolute. Confirm the duty point for the specific pressure or vacuum variant with QCAS.
The Busch SAMOS SI 1500/2200 E1 lists noise level (iso 3744) as 82 dB(A). Compare figures measured at the same distance and under comparable conditions when planning where to locate the equipment.
Start with the airflow and differential pressure or vacuum your process needs at the same time. Tell QCAS whether demand is steady or variable and provide the inlet conditions. QCAS can compare that duty against the Busch SAMOS SI 1500/2200 E1 performance data.