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Power rating: Usually the motor’s rated mechanical output (P2). Electrical input power (P1) is a different value. Check the product’s nameplate or manufacturer’s documentation to confirm which rating applies.
Outlet size: The nominal size class is expressed on a millimetre basis: for example, DN40 denotes a nominal 40 mm size. It does not specify the exact measured opening, connection type, thread, flange drilling or pressure rating.
Head and flow: Indicative figures describing the pump’s performance envelope, rather than a single operating duty point. Do not assume maximum flow is available at maximum head, or that every combination within the ranges is achievable. Minimum figures do not establish safe continuous operating limits. Consult the relevant performance curve.
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| Nominal voltage | 240v |
| Rated power | 0.024 kW |
| Shipping Weight | 5.0 kg |
| Package Dimensions | 35.0 × 35.0 × 45.0 cm |
| Indicative minimum head | 10.0 m head (1.0 bar) |
| Indicative maximum head | 160.0 m head (16.0 bar) |
| Indicative minimum flow | 0.0 m³/h (0.0 L/s) |
| Indicative maximum flow | 0.0 m³/h (0.0 L/s) |
This listing is for a Grundfos DDA 7.5-16 AR-PV/V/C SMART Digital chemical dosing pump, product number 97792289. It is a precision diaphragm dosing pump designed for accurately injecting small quantities of chemicals into water treatment and industrial process systems.
The pump delivers an adjustable dosing capacity of 0.0025–7.5 litres per hour against a maximum operating pressure of 16 bar. It features a chemically resistant PVDF dosing head, FKM seals, ceramic valve balls and intelligent digital controls.
Unlike conventional fixed-speed dosing pumps, the Grundfos DDA uses a variable-speed stepper motor to regulate the dosing stroke. This provides precise adjustment over a wide operating range while maintaining a full diaphragm stroke for reliable dosing performance.
Condition: Supplied in as-new surplus condition. The item may show minor cosmetic marks from storage and handling.
Guarantee: Supplied with a 2-year guarantee.
Technical note: Performance figures are based on Grundfos DDA 7.5-16 technical literature. The exact connection arrangement, installation accessories and special-variant configuration should be checked against the supplied unit.
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Call us on 01803 220416 for technical assistance.
Grundfos SMART Digital DDA, DDC and DDE technical data booklet, including performance information, materials, operating modes, installation dimensions and product selection:
View Grundfos SMART Digital Dosing Pump Data Booklet
Grundfos installation and operating instructions for SMART Digital S DDA and DDC dosing pumps:
View Grundfos DDA Installation and Operating Instructions
Important: The application must be compatible with the specific PVDF/FKM/ceramic wetted-material configuration. Chemical compatibility must be established before use.
The Grundfos DDA 7.5-16 is a precision chemical dosing pump. It is designed to introduce accurately controlled quantities of liquid chemicals into water treatment systems and industrial processes.
Unlike a conventional centrifugal pump used for transferring large volumes of water, the DDA is designed for comparatively small dosing quantities, with electronic adjustment down to just a few millilitres per hour.
DDA identifies the Grundfos SMART Digital advanced dosing pump range.
The 7.5 represents the maximum dosing capacity of 7.5 litres per hour, while 16 represents the maximum operating pressure of 16 bar.
The pump is therefore designed for applications requiring relatively small chemical dosing quantities against potentially high discharge pressures.
These material codes are important because dosing pumps are manufactured with different wetted-material combinations depending on the chemicals being handled.
PVDF (polyvinylidene fluoride) is a high-performance engineering polymer offering good chemical resistance in many demanding industrial applications.
Compared with some standard plastic pump-head materials, PVDF can provide improved chemical resistance for selected liquids. However, compatibility depends on the chemical, concentration and temperature.
This pump uses FKM seals and ceramic valve balls, which must also be compatible with the liquid being dosed.
Potentially, but suitability must be checked for the specific chemical.
The PVDF head can offer good resistance to many chemicals, but the FKM seals may not be appropriate for every acid, alkaline solution, oxidising chemical or solvent.
Before selecting the pump, check the chemical concentration, temperature, viscosity and compatibility with PVDF, FKM, ceramic and PTFE. Do not assume that a chemical is suitable simply because the pump has a PVDF head.
The Grundfos DDA range is commonly used in chemical treatment applications involving liquids that may release gas, including certain disinfection duties.
The DDA incorporates automatic deaeration and SlowMode functions that can help improve dosing reliability where gases form in the dosing head.
However, this particular pump uses FKM seals. Sodium hypochlorite compatibility depends on concentration, temperature and seal selection, so it should not be assumed suitable without checking the complete material specification.
The DDA 7.5-16 has a published dosing repeatability of approximately ±1% under specified operating conditions.
Its variable-speed stepper motor adjusts the dosing process while maintaining a full diaphragm stroke, allowing precise control over a wide capacity range.
For accurate operation, the pump should be correctly installed, primed and calibrated for the actual liquid and system conditions.
The minimum published dosing capacity is 0.0025 litres per hour, equivalent to 2.5 millilitres per hour.
This gives a dosing adjustment range of 1:3000, allowing the pump to operate at very low dosing rates compared with its maximum capacity of 7.5 litres per hour.
Yes. The AR version supports several dosing and control methods, including:
This allows the pump to be integrated into many automated chemical dosing and water treatment installations.
Yes. The AR control version supports 0/4–20mA analogue control, external stop inputs and configurable relay outputs.
The DDA range also supports GENIbus communication and integration with certain industrial fieldbus systems using suitable additional interface equipment.
The correct control wiring, signal configuration and external interface requirements should be checked before installation.
No, not as the standard AR configuration.
The DDA range includes different control variants. The AR version provides digital dosing control, analogue signals and relay functionality.
The more advanced FC and FCM variants provide additional flow-monitoring functions, with integrated flow measurement available on the FCM version.
If your existing system requires these functions, confirm that the replacement pump has the correct control variant before ordering.
SlowMode reduces the suction stroke speed to help the pump handle more difficult suction conditions, including some higher-viscosity and gas-forming liquids.
For the DDA 7.5-16:
Slowing the suction stroke can help reduce cavitation risk and improve filling of the dosing head. Actual suitability depends on liquid properties, suction pipework and valve configuration.
Yes. The pump and suction line must be correctly installed and primed before dosing chemicals.
Grundfos provides a deaeration arrangement to assist commissioning. The published DDA 7.5-16 reference data specifies a maximum operating suction lift of approximately 6 metres and a maximum priming suction lift of approximately 2 metres under specified conditions.
For chemical dosing, the suction height should be kept as low as practical, with correctly sized suction pipework and suitable valves.
Yes. The Grundfos DDA SMART Digital range uses a universal single-phase 100–240V AC, 50/60Hz electrical supply.
The pump is therefore suitable for normal UK 230V / 240V mains voltage. The mains plug and installation arrangement should be checked, as some European-market versions use an EU-style plug.
Product number 97792289 is identified in distributor catalogue information as an Ecolab-associated Grundfos DDA 7.5-16 AR-PV/V/C variant.
For replacements in existing chemical dosing equipment, the exact Grundfos product number should be checked rather than relying on the general DDA 7.5-16 model designation alone.
Different versions can have variations in connections, accessories or other configuration details. Please contact us with the existing nameplate if you need assistance confirming compatibility.
Grundfos supplies DDA dosing pumps in different configurations, with or without installation accessories.
Depending on the version, an installation set may include dosing hose connections, suction hose, discharge hose, a foot valve and an injection unit.
Please refer to the product photographs for the exact components supplied with this surplus item. Additional tubing, valves or installation accessories may be required.
We specialise in supplying new and unused surplus commercial pumps, industrial dosing equipment and genuine Grundfos products.
This item is supplied in as-new surplus condition and may show minor cosmetic marks from storage and handling.
Supplied with a 2-year guarantee.
Chemical dosing pumps must be selected carefully to ensure compatibility with the liquid, operating pressure, electrical supply and control system. If you require assistance confirming suitability, please contact us on 01803 220416.
Specification & guidance notice: Technical information and FAQ content are provided in good faith based on manufacturer literature and industry experience. Descriptions of hydraulic types and application suitability represent general guidance only and do not constitute a guarantee of performance. Actual results will depend on system design, pipework losses, media characteristics, and installation conditions. Please consult the manufacturer & thier documentation and satisfy yourself that the equipment is suitable for your specific application prior to purchase.