March Pump 809-SS 24V Centrifugal Magnetic Drive Pump (0809-0215-0200)
A rugged 24V DC stainless steel magnetic drive pump offering a 5 GPM / 300 GPH flow rate and handling liquid temperatures up to 250°F, ideal for hot water systems and homebrewing.
Part Number: 0809-0215-0200

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Reliable Liquid Transfer with the March Pump 809-SS 24V
The March Pump 809-SS 24V (MPN: 0809-0215-0200) is an American-made, seal-less centrifugal magnetic drive pump designed for heavy-duty applications including hot water systems, solar heating, and homebrewing. Engineered to operate efficiently on a 24-volt DC system, this industrial-grade pump is built to transfer hot liquids safely and reliably. By utilizing a magnetic drive rather than a direct mechanical shaft connection, the 809-SS completely eliminates the need for a traditional shaft seal. This design prevents hazardous leaks and ensures that minor jams or blockages will not permanently damage the motor.

Stainless Steel Construction and High-Temperature Durability
Built to withstand harsh and demanding operational environments, the wet end of the March Pump 809-SS is composed of premium stainless steel for both the front and rear housings, as well as the shaft. This robust construction allows the pump to safely handle continuous liquid temperatures reaching 250°F (121°C) and an impressive maximum internal pressure of 150 PSI (10.3 bar). Equipped with a Teflon thrust washer, a silicone O-ring, and a durable Ryton/Teflon/Glass impeller, the 24V motor delivers a maximum flow rate of 5 gallons per minute (18.9 LPM) and a maximum head of 7.1 feet (2.1 meters).
Straightforward Maintenance and Operation
Homebrewers and industrial users alike favor the March Pump 809-SS for its exceptionally easy maintenance profile and reliable performance. Because it is a magnetic drive pump, it is not self-priming and must be mounted below the liquid source with flooded suction. However, its modular design allows the stainless steel pump head to be quickly disassembled with basic tools for thorough cleaning or part replacement, ensuring the pump remains a reliable fixture in your setup for years.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
- Manufacturer: March Pump
- Model: 809-SS 24V
- MPN: 0809-0215-0200
- Pump Type: Centrifugal Magnetic Drive (Seal-less)
- Voltage: 24V DC (Brush Motor)
- Voltage Range: 0-26V
- Max Flow: 5 GPM (18.9 LPM) / 300 GPH
- Max Head: 7.1 FT (2.1 M) / 3 PSI
- Power: 0.01 HP (0.007 KW)
- Motor Speed: 1850 RPM
- Inlet Connection: 1/2" MPT
- Outlet Connection: 1/2" MPT
- Max Internal Pressure: 150 PSI (10.3 bar)
- Max Liquid Temperature: 250°F (121°C)
- Wet End Materials: Stainless Steel (Housing, Shaft), Teflon (Thrust Washer), Silicone (O-Ring), Ryton/Teflon/Glass (Impeller)

FAQs
Is the March Pump 809-SS 24V self-priming?
No, this the March Pump is a centrifugal magnetic drive pump and is not self-priming. It must be mounted below the liquid source with flooded suction, and users must properly prime the pump (such as cracking the output valve to let liquid flow) before powering it on to avoid airlocks.
What is the maximum liquid temperature the pump can handle?
The March Pump 809-SS 24V is designed with a stainless steel wet end to safely pump liquids up to 250°F (121°C), making it ideal for transferring hot wort in homebrewing, boiling water, and high-heat solar fluids.
What happens if the impeller gets jammed?
Because the 809-SS utilizes a magnetic drive rather than a direct mechanical shaft, a jammed impeller (often caused by debris or hardened sugars in homebrewing) will generally not permanently damage the motor. The stainless steel pump head can be easily removed to clean the interior and unseize the impeller.
What voltage does the 0809-0215-0200 model require?
This specific March 809-SS model requires a 24V DC power source, operating safely within a voltage range of 0 to 26 Volts.
What materials make up the wet end of the March Pump 809-SS?
The components that come into contact with the liquid include Stainless Steel (front and rear housing, shaft), Teflon (thrust washer), Silicone (O-ring), and Ryton/Teflon/Glass (impeller).

