WHI-SK20PPHS2
(2.2 bar Start Up)
AUTO RESTART
PUMP CONTROL
ELECTRONIC REGULATOR FOR ELECTRIC PUMPS
SPECIFICATIONS
Input Voltage 240V
Maximum working pressure 10bar
Frequency 50Hz
Max working temperature 60°C
Current Max. 16A
Connection 1” male BSP
Protection Rating IP65
UNIT STARTING AND WORKING
Warning
Never take the electronic board out of the control box.
The wiring diagram inside the terminal block will show you how to correctly wire
the controller. Wrong connection will destroy the whole electronic circuit.
Cable used for connection must be a three-wired one with compulsory grounding
end. It shall have the outer diameter at 7.5mm min and 8.5mm max. One of the
the cable beingconnected to the power as shown in the Figure below.
fastened to avoid water entering into the control box and damaging the electronic
circuit.
STARTING
When the unit is connected to the electrical network, the green led “Power On” lights up and the
yellow led “On” (pump in operation) 2 seconds later indicating that the pump has been started.
reach the required pressure.
pressed and wait, with a tap opened, until the red led is off.
Once the button is released the tap is closed, the unit stops the pump at its maximum pressure.
FUNCTIONING
This unit is programmed to perform all the pump control operation automaticlly.
When breakdowns occur, such as water failure, obstruction of the suction pipe etc., the unit can
prevent damages caused by its working in the absence of water.
When there is no water supply to the system, the water pump will stop automatically after 20s
running and the red led will glint. The water pump runs automatically for 40s after stopping for 10s
and checks the water supply; If there is no water supply, the water pump runs automatically for
40s after stopping for 10s again and checks the water supply; If there is still no water supply, the
water pump will stop automatically and turn to the dry - running protection status. After 24 hours,
the pump will start automatically and repeat the above procedures. During stopping the pump, the
pressing the “Restart” button.