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Fig.8 -  Commands panel 

Adjustment knob frequency (%) of the number of injections 

START/STOP button 

Button  function  selection:  full  scale  20/100%  /  entrance  1:1;  activation  and  deactivation  function  UNDER-
LOAD / OVER-LOAD held down for 5 sec. 

1:1  function display external signal “green” LED 

100% flow scale read out “green” LED 

20% flow scale read out “green” LED 

UNDERLOAD mode alarm (green LED), OVERLOAD mode alarm (red LED) 

STAND BY mode (green LED flashing), operation mode (red LED flashing) 

Commands description  

a)

 

START/STOP button controls the activation and deactivation of the pump. Under stand-by mode (STOP) the green LED (8) 
flashing at long intervals; 

b)

 

LED (8) signals the injections of the pump, “red” LED flashing, the pump operates; 

c)

 

FLOW RATE ADJUSTMENT (knob 1) adjust the injection/minute of the pump until 100% of the maximum flow rate; 

d)

 

FLOW RATE SCALE READ OUT; 

e)

 

ALARM LEVEL: the pump is predisposed for level alarm (see section), the level alarm, the pump stop dosing and the LED 
(8) lights up red color; 

f)

 

UNDER-LOAD (see section), the pump stop dosing and the red LED lights up; 

g)

 

OVER-LOAD (see section), the pump stop dosing and the red LED lights up; 

UNDER-LOAD and OVER-LOAD functions 

The innovative HRS technology has allowed to create a range of metering pumps capable of detecting pressure changes 

within the plant or malfunctions associated with these changes. The pump is able to provide you with useful information about the 
status operation. This is possible through two types of signals. 

a) UNDER-LOAD: where, in normal operation, the pump is missing the fluid, in addition to the normal lack of additive in the 

tank, could be caused by problems on the suction line: filter clogged or damaged valves, the pump is placed in a state of UNDER 
LOAD . This condition is indicated by the LED red lights up (7) and the pump stops after about 10 injections. 

b) OVER-LOAD: The pump, during normal operation, performs a real-time control on the pressure conditions inside the plant 

to be treated. If this pressure exceeds the maximum allowed (factory default), the pc-board of the pump reacts lighting up the red 
LED (7) and stop the dosing after about 10 injections. 

The OVER-LOAD and UNDER-LOAD functions can be enabled and disabled by pressing and holding (for about 5 seconds) 

the 20/100% button (3). A triple blink of the red LED (7) indicates that the function has been enable, while a triple blink of the 

Summary of Contents for eOneMa

Page 1: ...1...

Page 2: ...dimensions 7 Material in contact with the additive 7 INSTALLATION 8 Introduction 8 Pump installation 8 Electrical scheme 8 Tubes connection 9 Typical installation 10 Accessories 11 REGULATIONS FOR SU...

Page 3: ...in this manual FORBIDDEN Before safety information it highlights an operation not to be performed ATTENTION Before a very important notes regarding health protection for the exposed personnel or regar...

Page 4: ...p in his possession and its correct use The manufacturer cannot be considered responsible for any damage derived from improper erroneous and unreasonable use Shipping and handling Shipping must be per...

Page 5: ...the discharge tube and then proceed with maintenance operations using adequate safety measures gloves goggles overalls etc Assembly All the pumps we produce are normally supplied fully assembled For...

Page 6: ...s and UV rays Power supply extended range 90 260 Volt 50 60 Hz IP65 protection level Environmental conditions closed environment altitude up to 2000 m ambient temperature from 5 C to 40 C maximum rela...

Page 7: ...h water at temperature of 20 C Overall dimensions Fig 1 Dimensions in mm Plate for wall mounting Material in contact with the additive In the standard configuration the pumps of the eOne series are su...

Page 8: ...d state before starting up the pump Locate the pump as shown in fig 2 taking into account that it can be located over or under the liquid level within a maximum difference of 1 5 meters The injection...

Page 9: ...through ring nut 2 and bush 3 3 Press the hose end 1 onto the conic adapter of the nozzle 4 4 Place the nozzle 4 onto the nipple 5 5 Tighten the ring nut 2 onto the nipple 5 Fig 4 Tubes connection To...

Page 10: ...10 Fig 5 Priming sequence Typical installation A Main pipeline B Injection valve C Backpressure valve D Pressure gauge E Relief valve F Power supply plug G Chemical tank H Foot filter I Level probe...

Page 11: ...lene semi rigid white discharge hose length 2m n 1 3 8 BSP injection valve n 1 foot filter n 1 instruction manual REGULATIONS FOR SULPHURIC ACID ADDITIVE MAX 50 In this case it is necessary to take in...

Page 12: ...e section the pump stop dosing and the red LED lights up UNDER LOAD and OVER LOAD functions The innovative HRS technology has allowed to create a range of metering pumps capable of detecting pressure...

Page 13: ...default Level alarm and 1 1 signal input The pump is supplied with a connector for a level switch supplied on request When the height of the liquid in the product tank is lower than a predetermined mi...

Page 14: ...he additive from the tube Again if the casing is in contact with the additive must be cleaned Warning when the power supply is deactivated the pump may emit one or more pulses so before you disconnect...

Page 15: ...X 1 PUMP DRAWINGS 1 pump head screws to tighten the four screws use a dynamometer screwdriver set to a tightening torque of 180 200 Nxcm using a hexagonal insert of 2 5 mm 1 ELECTROMAGNET 2 PUMP HEAD...

Page 16: ...MORSETTI APPENDIX 2 EXPLODED VIEWS 1 Plastic casing 2 Plastic cover 3 Pump head 4 Electromagnet 5 Pump gasket 6 PC board 7 Knob basket 8 Adjustment knob 9 Flange 10 Diaphragm 11 Pump head basket 12 p...

Page 17: ...106 5 Body filter 6 Ceramic ball 7 O ring 3030 8 O ring 3081 9 Valve seat 10 Filterinig basket 1 Ring nut 2 Bush 3 Nozze 4 O ring 106 5 Injection valve nipple 6 Adapter 7 O ring 3024 3030 8 Ceramic b...

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