LPG Pump — LPG Dispenser & Parts for fuel dispensing and station equipment.
A turbine pump for LPG dispensing. It is the economical alternative to a submersible pump and feeds a dispenser from an above-ground or underground tank at high differential pressure. Built for continuous duty.
| Type | Turbine pump |
| Inlet | NPT ½″ |
| Outlet | 1″ |
| Flow rate | 7.5 m³/h |
| Motor speed | 3 450 rpm (60 Hz) / 2 880 rpm (50 Hz) |
| Max. working pressure | 27.6 bar (400 psi) |
| Max. differential pressure | 20 bar (290 psi) |
| Motor power | 5.5 kW |
| Temperature range | −32 °C to +107 °C |
The DT-LGPG-150 is a turbine pump for LPG dispensing with a 7.5 m³/h flow rate, a 5.5 kW motor and 20 bar maximum differential pressure. It works from an above-ground or underground tank and feeds a dispenser at the differential pressure the metering system needs.
Maximum working pressure is 27.6 bar, and the inlet is NPT ½″ with a 1″ outlet, so the suction and discharge lines are sized differently — worth noting when you plan the pipework. Motor speed is 3 450 rpm at 60 Hz and 2 880 rpm at 50 Hz.
Turbine pumps are usually chosen where a submersible is hard to justify — a single dispenser, a shallow tank, or a site where pulling a submersible for service is impractical. Tell us the tank depth and the line run and we will check the inlet conditions against the pump curve.
