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GC8000 Series Basic DC Power Unit, 12VDC Single Terminal Std Duty Motor, .250" Gear Gear Pump, 3 Quarts Reservoir

Description & Features

The Concentric AB GC8000 Series Basic DC Power Unit is engineered for robust industrial applications. Featuring a 12VDC Single Terminal Standard Duty Motor and a .250" gear pump, it ensures reliable performance. This unit includes a 3-quart reservoir, making it suitable for use requiring substantial fluid capacity.

This power unit is designed with high-quality materials, such as hardened and ground alloy-steel gears and precision needle bearings, ensuring longevity and durability. The GC8000 Series offers flexibility with configurations that cater to various operational needs, including options for remote control and manual control mechanisms.

Notable for its corrosion-resistant externally mounted valves and cartridge-type check valves, it provides ease of maintenance and enhanced operational efficiency. The unit's relief setting is meticulously calibrated at 2500 PSI, making it ideal for demanding pressure conditions.

SKU: 1300757

Supplier Part Number (MPN): 1300757

Alternate Part Numbers: C1EL95

Specifications

Current At 500 PSI: 115A, At 2000 PSI, 205A	Brand Concentric Rockford Inc	Brand Concentric Rockford	Pack Size 1.00	UOM EA	Features .250'' Gear	Motor 12VDC Single Terminal Std Duty	Motor Start Switch Case (Internal) Grounded	Oil Capacity 3 Quarts	Rated Flow at 2000 PSI 1.35	Rated Flow at 500 PSI 2.25	Relief Setting 2500	Supplier Part Number 1300757	Alternate Part Numbers Alternate Part Number C1EL95	Product Weight 25.95 lbs

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Part Number	Motor	Motor Start Switch	Rated Flow at 500 PSI	Rated Flow at 2000 PSI	Current	Relief Setting	Oil Capacity	Features	Price	Action
1300757	12VDC Single Terminal Std Duty	Case (Internal) Grounded	2.25	1.35	At 500 PSI: 115A, At 2000 PSI, 205A	2500	3 Quarts	.250'' Gear

Product Questions & Answers (1)

Question by: Phil R on Oct 12, 2025, 9:10 AM

what's the duty cycle on this thing? running it at 2000 psi and it keeps getting hot on me

Answer by: Customer Support on Oct 13, 2025, 9:07 PM

At 2000 psi with the .250" gear pump, you've got about a 30-second run time per 5-minute period before it needs to cool down. At 500 psi you get a full minute before you have to let it rest. That heat buildup is normal if you're pushing past those limits, so keeping an eye on your cycle times will go a long way toward protecting the motor.