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JUDO FIMAT

Data sheet

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Connecting diagram for filter control with potential-free relays

Fig. 10: Connecting diagram for filter control with potential-free relays

LED (green)

Operation

LED (yellow)

Flushing

LED (red)

Fault

DIP switch S1

Backwashing

interval

24 VAC

Buzzer

Differen-

tial pres-

sure switch

Manual

release

HE contac-

tor yellow

(bottom)

Motor

HE contac-

tor red

(top)

DIP switch S2

Potential-free

input

brown

red

pink

yellow

green

blue

white

grey

Potential-
free input

Potential-free relay 1 faults message

Potential-free relay 2 flushing message

Summary of Contents for FIMAT JFXL-M 1 1/2

Page 1: ...before installing and putting the unit into service These instructions must always be issued to the owner user Installation and operating instructions JUDO FIMAT Backwash protective filter Model JFXL M 1 2 Model JFXL T 1 2 Model JFXL TP 1 2 Valid for EU countries and Switzerland JFXL M 1 2 JFXL TP 1 2 ...

Page 2: ...fi dence in us which you have shown by purchasing this device The product you have purchased is a filter developed using state of the art technology This filter is suitable for use in cold drinking water up to a maximum ambient temperature of 30 C 86 F It removes coarse and fine grained parti cles larger or equal in size to the filter screen strainer mesh from the filter through screen filtration ...

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Page 4: ...TION see chapter Safety information and dangers due to non compliance The instruction manual must permanently be available at the place where the filter is installed This instruction manual is intended to make it easier to familiarize yourself with the filter and its possible intended uses The instruction manual contains important information in order to safely properly and economically run the fi...

Page 5: ...rve the general danger symbols can result for example in the following risks Failure of important functions of the filter Danger to persons due to electrical and mechanical effects Danger to persons and the environment due to leaks Refrain from any unsafe working methods Failure to comply with this instruction manual and the safety information can not only result in dangers for people but can also...

Page 6: ...e for any damages caused by these additional dangers The operator is responsible for these risks The use of the device in accordance with the customer s specifications includes the observance of the operating instructions The manufacturer supplier should be consulted prior to any operation of the filter other than in the operational areas stated in these operating instructions The filter may only ...

Page 7: ...rical power supply In the event of such cases persons are at risk and may sustain elec trical shocks Therefore any electrical devices equipment situated in the direct vicinity should be splash water proof respectively comply with the statutory requirements for wet areas IP44 2 2 2 Potential free input 2 2 3 Potential free output Switched voltage maximum 24 V Current maximum 1 A Fig 2 Pressure redu...

Page 8: ...deral Environmental Agency and the DVGW working sheet W 270 and metallic materials fulfil the requirements of DIN 50930 6 Impact on the drinking water quality 4 Installation 4 1 General ATTENTION see chapter Safety information and dangers due to non compliance The unit may only be installed by skilled personnel The chapter Intended use must always be observed The pipes must be able to safely suppo...

Page 9: ...an be installed in all standard drinking water pipes It is not permitted to install the back wash protective filter upstream of the water meter A socket outlet with earthing contact for the automatic filter s power supply unit is required above the backwash protec tive filter with a continuous power supply at a maximum distance of 60 inch 1 5 m 4 1 3 Installed position ATTENTION see chapter Safety...

Page 10: ... mounted Do not unscrew the screws Insert the four flange screws in the bayonet drill holes on the built in rotary flange see fig 3 I Turn the filter in a clockwise direction as far as it will go see fig 3 II Tighten the four flange screws ATTENTION see chapter Safety information and dangers due to non compliance The section of the profiled flange gasket must point towards the built in rotary flan...

Page 11: ...ing water valve This pipe must have the same dimension as the flushing water valve In all options a free discharge must be ensured JFXL M If there is no wastewater connection an appropriately sized bucket can be used The following points must be noted if a bucket is used for backwashing If the mains pressure is high water can splash out of the bucket In this case damage to property close to the ba...

Page 12: ...ns of back washing see chapter Backwashing After backwashing and venting the filter sta tion is ready for use 5 2 Control lamps manual pushbuttons Operation Permanent green light The backwash protective filter is ready for use Green light flashing The filter is in flushing position while plugging in the mains adapter The LED Operation is blinking until the flushing valve is closed Flushing Permane...

Page 13: ...ts 3 to 6 of DIP switches S1 see tab 1 Only one contact may be switched to the left for adjustment When adjusted the wrong way the switch will react with an acoustic signal see chapter Fault Reattach cover and tighten it with the four screws The backwash protective filter is ready for operation after backwashing Fig 7 Differential pressure switch Cable for electric circuit Primary pressure Adjusti...

Page 14: ...lter with time control JFXL T With respect to JFXL T the automatic back washing procedure has been set for one week by the factory Depending on more or less accumulation of dirt it is necessary to set the automatic backwashing procedure alternatively to one month one day or to one hour see chapter Setting the backwashing interval JUDO FIMAT backwash protective filter including time and differentia...

Page 15: ...y 5 6 1 Backwashing interval ATTENTION see chapter Safety information and dangers due to non compliance If the interval until the next backwashing is longer than six months the particles on the filter screen can stick or a large filter pres sure resistance can result Unauthorized persons must not operate the filter Persons who operate the filter must observe the operating instructions Failure to o...

Page 16: ...switches to Power off or fault state At the start of a backwash relay 2 will swich to Flushing state After a backwash relay 2 will switch to no Flushing state 5 8 Potential free input Filters identified pot free and filters with potential free status relays have an addi tional input potential free input and an additional DIP switch S2 which can be used for control of the filter if external switchi...

Page 17: ...t they can lead to the bursting of the filter The imprinted test marks are only valid if original spare parts are used Function DIP switch S2 Specification External start of flushing Starting of the flushing operation By closing a switch contact brown and red core connected to the potential free input External flushing stop If the switch contact at the potential free input brown and red core is cl...

Page 18: ...m damage Damaged flange surfaces cannot close tight any longer As a result escaping water can damage the building and installations Ensure that no dirt can get into the filter Upon re commissioning this dirt can get into contact with the drinking water and be discharged into the drinking water The health of people consuming polluted water is at risk Store the filter in frost free conditions The wa...

Page 19: ...p flashes and acoustic signal sounding Electrical or mechanical failure Delete the error message Start backwashing again by using the manual pushbutton If failure is occurring again Remove mains plug from the socket Inform the fitter or nearest customer service centre Close ball valves All three control lamps flash Services is necessary See chapter Warranty and ser vices Backwashing water continue...

Page 20: ...ters 5 4 and 5 6 1 DIN EN 13441 1 specifies that backwashing must take place at least every six months However JUDO recommends to carry out backwashing every two months Regular inspection and routine servicing are indispensable in order to continue to achieve a successful treatment for many years after the unit is put into service In the building services sector this is covered by DIN EN 806 5 A s...

Page 21: ...pliance A mesh size smaller than 0 1 mm 0 004 inch causes smaller particles to also be filtered out of the water That means that the filter can become contaminated faster The backwash intervals should be shortened in such cases Carry out backwashing latest when the filter is visibly soiled or the water pressure drops 9 2 Models Model Manual model Time control Diffential pressure control Order no J...

Page 22: ...JFXL 1 2 22 150 psi 150 1034 kPa PN 10 Nominal flow rate Model Nominal flow rate1 after back washing at a pressure loss of 3 psi 20 kPa and clean sieve 1 Information on water flow apply to drinking water For service water and more polluted water the maximum water flow is lower de pending on the chosen mesh size It then has to be chosen a bigger mesh size JFXL 1 2 88 gpm US liq gal 73 gpm Imp gal 2...

Page 23: ... operating instructions Built in rotary flange JQE 1 or 2 with bayonet fixture and screw connection Fig 9 Installation dimensions sewer junction necessary Model A B C C1 D E F G H JFXL M 1 252 9 9 231 9 1 416 16 4 80 3 1 276 10 9 160 6 3 JFXL M 2 280 11 0 231 9 1 416 16 4 80 3 1 284 11 2 168 6 6 JFXL T 1 252 9 9 231 9 1 475 18 7 80 3 1 276 10 9 160 6 3 JFXL T 2 280 11 0 231 9 1 475 18 7 80 3 1 284...

Page 24: ...en Operation LED yellow Flushing LED red Fault DIP switch S1 Backwashing interval 24 VAC Buzzer Differen tial pres sure switch Manual release HE contac tor yellow bottom Motor HE contac tor red top DIP switch S2 Potential free input brown red pink yellow green blue white grey Potential free input Potential free relay 1 faults message Potential free relay 2 flushing message ...

Page 25: ...e parts 10 Spare parts 28 27 11A 14 15 16 25 26 2 17 37 38 40 39 35 34 33 32 30 31 29 A 36 41 40 42 43 48 47 44 52 46 45 23 18 19 20 22 24 21 JFXL T TP JFXL TP 51 50 G 49 JFXL M T JFXL M 12 13 11B E 10 8 7 6 5 3 4 1 9 D ...

Page 26: ...onsisting of pos 1 6 11A 11B 12 13 14 15 16 17 1 2020990 128 Spare parts set Motor housing JFXL TP consisting of pos 1 6 11A 11B 12 13 14 15 16 17 1 2020992 150 G Spare parts set Differential pressure switch JFXL TP consisting of pos 50 1 2020972 466 1 Cover of housing 1 2 Sheet metal screw 3 9x22 4 3 Synchronous motor 1 4 Threaded pin M6x5 1 5 Motor flange 1 6 Sheet metal screw C 3 9x45 4 7 Plug ...

Page 27: ...O ring 100x1 5 1 39 O ring 178x6 1 40 O ring 12x3 2 41 Water jet pipe 1 2020113 15 42 Connecting pipe 1 2010031 38 43 O ring 26x3 1 1607111 8 44 Filter bottom 1 2020112 560 45 Ball valve black handle 1 1610004 32 46 Orifice disc only JFXL M 1 1440248 AU2 47 Hexagonal nut M8 4 1607117 2 48 Disc A 8 4 4 1607125 1 49 Plug M T 2 2290001 12 50 Differential pressure switch TP 1 51 Profiled flange seal 1...

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