Pump - MKII High Temp Magnetic Drive (65 Watts)
Pump - MKII High Temp Magnetic Drive (65 Watts)
Pump - MKII High Temp Magnetic Drive (65 Watts)
Pump - MKII High Temp Magnetic Drive (65 Watts)
Pump - MKII High Temp Magnetic Drive (65 Watts)
Pump - MKII High Temp Magnetic Drive (65 Watts)

KegLand MKII Magnetic Drive Pump | Center Inlet Pump Head | Stainless Steel | 13.5 GPM | 65 Watt

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WARNING : This product can expose you to chemicals including Lead and lead compounds, which is/are known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.p65warnings.ca.gov.

Please note: the example images show an AU style 220V plug. This unit comes with a standard US 3-prong 110V plug. Updated images coming soon.

A more powerful version of our best-selling MKII pump. This magnetic drive pump has 65 watt power, ideal for large batch homebrewing and micro brewers. The pump head is made from 304 grade stainless steel with 3/4" threaded ports that can easily be converted to tri-clamp. Works like a March or a Chugger but with a sealed case that is more water resistant (not water proof). The pump head can be rotated in 60-degree increments, allowing for 6 different pump head orientations.

We recommend adding two 1.5" T.C. x 3/4" Female BSPP adapters to the ports. From there you can use a ForgeFit 1.5" T.C. x Male QD to use quick disconnects with your lines, or convert to your preferred tri-clamp fittings.

Specifications:

  • 110V / 60hz
  • Max Head: 15-21 ft.
  • Max Flow: 13.5 Gal/min
  • Max Temp: 248°F (120°C)
  • Rotatable 304 stainless steel pump head
  • 3/4" BSPT fittings
  • Water resistant casing

KegLand Part Number: KL05487

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Scott H.
Watch Out - 3/4 inch not 1/2 inch

Be careful. I failed to realize this pump has 3/4 inch inlet/outlet and BSP not NPT. So if your hardware is all 1/2 inch you will need to factor in some adapters. It does have great flow rate. No air bleed valve to help prime. It is a hefty beast too. I've used it for 1 brew day so far and am happy with the performance.

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Bryan H.B.
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Beast. When you make 40 gallons of pure epicness you need the epic power of the MKii 65 watt beast pump. Transfered 40 gallons like it was nothin. ????

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Valued C.

Has worked great so far lots of flow for a small pump. Time will tell reliabilty but great addition for moving larger volumes around

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David C.
Great little pumper very pleased

I love this little pump it's a workhorse and hasn't let me down yet but the first thing I did was put the stainless steel head on it there's no better way to go

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Anonymous

My pump all of a sudden started not flowing as well as it has. At first I thought it was clogged with hops but took it apart and it was clear. I then tried it with just water and I it barely pushes any water. I don't see any air in the tubing and have purged it many times just in case. Any suggestions?

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Anonymous

Will this pump work well with 1/2" ID lines on the inlet (with suitable adapters)?

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Anonymous

Most of my equipment is all ½” and overlooked this was ¾”. I reduced the inlet to and got a 1.5” tri clamp ball valve and then attached a ½ quick disconnect to that. This was to fit the all my fitting to the kettle mash and HLT plus all my hoses have ½ quick disconnect to them. I notice a lot of air bubbles that got trapped under my false bottom during the transfer so there is a lot of cavitation due to the size reductions on entry and exit. What fitting do you recommend for the entry and what ball lock for the exit?

MoreCoffee!

Pretty sure the issue in not the entry but maybe the fact the flow is controlled by the ball value on the Mash tun it should be controlled by a ball valve on the out side of the pump that way the pump is not full force pulling which will draw air. If controlling on out side of the pump then that allows the hose to fill fully and cavitation ill not happen. Hope this help.

MoreCoffee!

I used 3/4 NPT x 1.5 tri clamp and have had no problems. This pump is very powerful and I only use it as a transfer pump. It pumps 36-40 gallons into my fermenter in minutes

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Anonymous

How will this work with a CIP ball? I have the MKII lower model and it does not make the CIP ball spin with any power with a head of 4ft.

MoreCoffee!

This pump is likely not powerful enough to spin a CIP ball. It is possible to put multiple pumps in-line to increase the velocity of the output.