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Hotsy CWC Series

A self-contained cold water cabinet with removable panels and Smart Control (auto start/stop and time-delay shutdown): 4.0 GPM at 3,000 PSI or 5.0 GPM at 2,000 PSI, 7.5 HP. The brochure notes it can be fed hot water, which suits food plants.

Maker
Hotsy
PSI
2,000 to 3,000
GPM
4.0 to 5.0
Heat
none
Power
230V 1-phase or 230/460/575V 3-phase electric, 7.5 HP (8 to 36 A)
Setup
stationary
Warranty
Pump 7 years limited (per the 2016 brochure)
Quoted on the call

What it's for

  • Food industry wash-down
  • Wash bays that want remote start and auto shutdown

What it's not for

  • Portable use
  • Oily soils (look at hot water)

Before it's installed

  • Power: 230V single phase or 230, 460 or 575V three phase, 8 to 36 A by model
  • Water: feeds a float tank with a Hudson valve
  • Remote ready for wash bay operation
  • Size: 24.5 x 21 x 36 inches, 340 lb shipping

Models

From the manufacturer's 2016 brochure. Current models can differ; the shop confirms on the call.

ModelGPMPSIPowerFuel
CWC-534.03,0007.5 HP, 230V 1PHNone (electric, cold water)
CWC-544.03,0007.5 HP, 230V 3PHNone (electric, cold water)
CWC-554.03,0007.5 HP, 460V 3PHNone (electric, cold water)
CWC-564.03,0007.5 HP, 575V 3PHNone (electric, cold water)
CWC-635.02,0007.5 HP, 230V 1PHNone (electric, cold water)
CWC-645.02,0007.5 HP, 230V 3PHNone (electric, cold water)
CWC-655.02,0007.5 HP, 460V 3PHNone (electric, cold water)
CWC-665.02,0007.5 HP, 575V 3PHNone (electric, cold water)

Manufacturer brochure (PDF)

Where these numbers come from: Hotsy CWC Series brochure, effective 3/16 (2016). Models checked on hotsy.com 2026-10-23: all eight listed.

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