DRTCC – Tank full model
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Real Time Water Level Controller
This controller is a real time based timer used for switching the motor pumps for the set time along
with water overflow preventor. It has 25 ON & OFF programmable time slots where the motor pump can be
controlled for the set time. In addition to that, it will also switch OFF the motor when the tank is full (or sump
empty in case of Sump Users) within the programmed slot. This device has a password protected access facilitating
the users to avoid unauthorised handling. It is so unique that if power fails and resumes, the motor pump continues
running within the programmed slot, but will skip to the next programmed slot once switched OFF when tank is
full. Magnetic float sensors are used for Tank & Sump water Levels.
Product Description:
Power ON/OFF switch:
This switch is provided at the bottom of the device to switch ON or switch OFF
the controller unit.There is a power ON delay of 6 seconds.
Fuse:
Auto cut off in event of any excessive current.
Alpha numerical 2x16 LCD display:
1.
Home Screen
: It will display the current date and day on the first line. It shows the current time
and status on the second line.
2.
Status in the LCD:
It includes Auto / Manual, Motor ON / OFF, Tank Full / Low.
Menus:
1.
Set Date / Time:
It helps to set the current date, month, year, hours, minutes and day.
2.
Set ON & OFF time:
It helps to set the ON & OFF time slots.
3.
Mode:
It helps to select the AUTO / MANUAL operation. In AUTO mode, the timer works based on
the set time. In MANUAL mode, NEXT and UP keys are used for switching ON /OFF operation.
4.
Change Password:
It helps to change / update the current password.
INPUT keys:
1.
SET key
: It is used for entering the menu and to save the settings.
2.
NEXT key
: It is used for moving to the NEXT options like Menu, Successive Locations.
3.
UP key:
Used to set the values in date, time, password.
Installation steps
Power Connection for Switch/MCB model:
Caution: Switch off the main power while doing the Power Connection steps.
Step 1:
Connect Phase and neutral (AC 230V) to red and black (paired) wire of the controller respectively
as shown in the
Picture1
.
Step 2:
Connect Blue pair cable to the switch or MCB in parallel as shown in the
Picture1
.
Power Connection for Starter model:
Step 1:
Connect Phase and neutral (230V) to red and black (paired) wire of the controller respectively as
shown in the
Picture2
.
Step 2:
Remove the wire which connects the start and stop button terminals.
Connect one wire of blue
pair and one wire of black pair to the start button where the wire was removed as shown in the
Picture 4
.
Step 3:
Connect the other wire of blue pair in parallel to the same side of the start button.
Step 4:
Connect the other wire of the black pair to the stop button where the wire was removed as shown
in the
Picture 2.
Sensor Connection:
Step 1:
Tie the Sensor to the PVC pipe using cable tie as shown in the
Picture1
. High level Sensor
must be placed 2 to 3 inches below the 100% level of the OHT (overflow level).
Step 2:
This sensor has two wires. Connect any one wire of the sensor to the sensor black wire
(common) of the product. Connect another wire to the brown wire of the product.
Step 3: Use a communication cable in between the product and the sensor (3 pair telephone
wire).
Step 4:
Place the sensor tied PVC pipe inside the OHT and in a vertical manner as shown in
Picture1
. Before placing the pipe, leave some extra wires of the communication cable out of the tank
(roughly 1 meter).
