1EF059LF Model e614T Bell & Gossett Pump

1EF059LF – e-60 1.50X6.25 PUMP ASM. – MODEL e614T LEAD FREE

Overview

The Bell & Gossett 1EF059LF (Model e614T) is a high-efficiency, three-piece, in-line centrifugal pump from the Series e-60 line. Designed as a lead-free, maintenance-free solution for fluid transfer, this pump is engineered for durability and quiet operation in both residential and commercial settings. It serves as a modern, dimensionally interchangeable replacement for the legacy Series 60 pumps, specifically replacing the 172750LF model.

Features

• Maintenance-Free Design: Features permanently lubricated pump and motor bearings using the XL-11 bearing system, eliminating the need for regreasing.
• Enhanced Efficiency: Built with class-leading hydraulic efficiency and a robust, unitized, internally self-flushing mechanical seal for long service life.
• Easy Serviceability: The three-piece design allows the motor, coupler, seal, and impeller to be repaired or replaced without disconnecting the pump from the system piping.
• Space-Saving Installation: Designed for in-line mounting directly to system piping using included bolted flange connections.
• Quiet Operation: Engineered for smooth performance and minimal noise, making it ideal for indoor HVAC environments.
• Reliable Construction: Includes a cast iron body with bronze-fitted internals and a 6.25-inch ASTM B584 impeller.

Specifications

• Model: e614T (Part Number 1EF059LF)
• Horsepower: 1 HP
• Voltage: 208-230/460V
• Phase: 3 Phase
• Frequency: 60 Hz
• Speed: 1750 RPM
• Connection Size: 1.5-inch Suction and Discharge (Flanged)
• Impeller Diameter: 6.25 inches
• Maximum Flow Rate: 127 GPM
• Maximum Head: 41 ft
• Maximum Working Pressure: 175 PSI
• Maximum Operating Temperature: 250°F
• Motor Enclosure: Open Drip Proof (ODP)
• Frame Size: 48Y

Applications

• HVAC Systems: Ideal for hydronic heating and cooling circulation.
• Potable Water: Lead-free construction makes it suitable for clean water transfer.
• Commercial & Residential: Used in apartment buildings, office complexes, and industrial facilities for general fluid transfer and water circulation.