Overview
Overview
KIT-HP-7UD is Spectra’s distributor rebuild kit for the 7% Clark Pump, including the original Ventura 150 and Aquifer 150 applications identified on the manufacturer’s product page. It is intended for pump rebuilding in a service workshop.
Spectra’s detailed contents qualify the broad “all internal components” headline: the kit excludes spacer rings and top-end spool pistons. It includes a photographic parts-identification map and replacement cylinder/top-end decals, but the map is not a rebuild procedure.
Specifications & Contents
Specifications & Contents
| Part number | KIT-HP-7UD |
|---|---|
| Installed pump ratio | 7% |
| Internal-parts scope | Factory-rebuild internal parts, except spacer rings and top-end spool pistons |
| Identification aids | Photographic parts map and cylinder/top-end decals |
| Tools and instructions | Not included |
Fits My System
Fits My System
Choose this kit for the installed 7% pump. Ventura 150 and Ventura 200 do not use the same rebuild kit merely because they share a family name; the original 200 arrangement uses 10%.
Select your configuration to see its requirements, or open the complete reference below.
All documented configurations and requirements
Each group applies only to the listed configurations and installed hardware. Match the conditions and manufacturer references before ordering.
Documented configurations
- Ventura 150 MPC · Match installed voltage and hardware
- Ventura 150C · Connect · 12 VDC · Standard · VT-150C-12V
- Ventura 150C · Connect · 24 VDC · Standard · VT-150C-24V
- Ventura 150D · Deluxe · 12 VDC · Standard · VT-150-D-12V
- Ventura 150D · Deluxe · 24 VDC · Standard · VT-150-D-24V
- Ventura 150R · Remote · 12 VDC · Standard · VT-150R-12
- Ventura 150R · Remote · 24 VDC · Standard · VT-150R-24
Installed 7% Clark Pump. Full rebuild kit; not interchangeable with 10% or 20% kits.
FAQs
FAQs
Is this a conversion to a higher-output watermaker?
The manufacturer identifies it as a rebuild kit for an existing 7% pump. The reviewed documentation does not describe it as a system-capacity conversion.