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The iXL1000 uses precision oil lubricated bearings throughout the pump and booster, and includes an integrated exhaust non-return valve to prevent contaminant suck-back from the house exhaust. A Green Mode reduces utility consumption during idle periods, lowering power draw to 0.05 kW when the pump is not actively evacuating a chamber.[2]
| Designation | Generation | Vintage | Changes | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| iXL1000N | — | — | A variant with 1.1 kW power at ultimate, 0-40 slm typical purge flow (default 10), 168 kg weight, and 1/4 in tube fitting nitrogen connection. | advancedvacuum.se[2] |
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The iXL1000 has a peak pumping speed of 930 m³/h, 547 cfm, or 15,500 l/min.[2]
The iXL1000 achieves a typical ultimate pressure of 0.001 mbar (0.00075 Torr / 0.1 Pa). The iXL1000N variant achieves 0.002 mbar (0.0015 Torr / 0.2 Pa).[2]
Average power consumption at ultimate pressure is 1 kW for the iXL1000 and 1.1 kW for the iXL1000N. In Green Mode, power consumption drops to 0.05 kW.[2]
The iXL1000 operates at an average noise level of 55 dB(A) at ultimate pressure.[2]
The iXL1000 has an ISO100 inlet connection and an NW25 outlet connection.[2]
The iXL1000 weighs 167 kg; the iXL1000N weighs 168 kg.[2]
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Last updated Sep 24, 2026.