J-Series Pump Head with Integrated Valve
The J-Series pump head incorporates the valve function directly into the pump liquid path. When the motor stops, the internal valve restricts water from moving freely back through the pump.
This helps keep the inlet-side water condition more consistent between operating cycles. Because the valve function is integrated into the pump head, an additional valve for the same function may not be required in that section of the machine water line.
For coffee machine manufacturers, this can simplify the component arrangement around the pump and reduce the need to position an extra valve close to the pump body.
The integrated valve is intended to control reverse liquid movement. It should not be treated as a pressure-holding or zero-leakage valve. Final performance depends on the complete machine water path.
Technical Specifications

| Product model | 370-XJZ Coffee Machine Tank Feed Diaphragm Pump | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rated Voltage | DC 3V | DC 6V | DC 9V | DC 12V | DC 24V | |
| Rated Current | ≦1200mA | ≦600mA | ≦400mA | ≦300mA | ≦150mA | |
| Power | 3.6 W | |||||
| Air Tap O.D. | Ø6.5mm | |||||
| Maximmm Water Pressure | ≧30 psi (200kpa) | |||||
| Water flow | 0.5-1.2 LPM | |||||
| Noise Level | ≦65db (30cm away) | |||||
| Life Test | ≧500 hours (continuous) | |||||
| Pump Head | ≧5m | |||||
| Suction Head | ≧2m | |||||
| Weight | 60g | |||||
Removable Tank Connection and Inlet-Line Layout
In coffee machines with a removable reservoir, the tank outlet is disconnected and reconnected each time the tank is removed for refilling or cleaning.
The tank connector and inlet hose should return to the correct position after repeated removal. The hose should have enough movement to allow the reservoir to be taken out without pulling on the pump port or twisting the connection behind the tank.
A short and direct inlet route is preferred. Sharp bends, flattened tubing or excessive hose length can change the inlet condition and make the tank connection more sensitive to assembly tolerances.
The pump uses a Ø6.5 mm water port, so the hose fit should be checked together with the actual tank outlet and connector during machine assembly.
Tank water level should also be considered. As the reservoir empties, the relationship between the water surface and pump inlet changes, so the inlet arrangement should work at both normal and low tank levels.
Water-Line Condition Between Operating Cycles
The inlet-side water condition can change between one pump cycle and the next.
For a removable-tank coffee machine, this condition is affected by the tank level, tank connector, inlet hose and the internal valve structure of the pump.
During machine development, check the inlet line after normal pump shutdown and again after the reservoir has been removed and installed. The goal is to confirm that the tank-feed section returns to a consistent condition during repeated machine use.
This check should be carried out with the actual reservoir and inlet assembly rather than with the pump alone.
FAQ
Q: What is different about the J-Series pump head?
A: The J-Series pump head incorporates an internal valve into the liquid path. Its main function is to restrict reverse liquid movement after the motor stops.
Q: Can the integrated valve replace an external valve?
A: It may reduce the need for an additional valve serving the same function near the pump, but this depends on the complete coffee machine water circuit. Other valves may still be required for different control functions.
Q: What should be checked with a removable water tank?
A: Check the tank outlet connection, hose movement and connector position after repeated tank removal and installation. The inlet hose should remain properly seated without being pulled or twisted.
Q: Does the tank water level affect the inlet condition?
A: Yes. The vertical relationship between the water surface and pump inlet changes as the reservoir empties. The tank-feed arrangement should therefore be checked at both normal and low water levels.
Different Tank or Water-Feed Layout?
Coffee machine water circuits vary with the reservoir position, tank connection and required water delivery. If your machine uses a different water-feed arrangement, compare our micro water pump for coffee machine options to find a pump that matches the actual water path.



