WARNINGS DURING INSTALLATION
AND ASSEMBLY WORK
When connecting the electrical wiring to
the machine motor, connect the motor in
line with the wiring diagram attached to the
machine.
The equipment should be connected to an
alternating current supply (see data on
the pump’s plate) with earth connection,
protected by a residual current device (RCD)
having a rated residual operating current not
exceeding 30 mA.
The pool should not be used while the
pumping equipment is running. Do not use
the pump if anyone is in contact with the
water.
Take into account national installation
regulations when assembling and installing
the pumps.
Avoid contact at all times - even accidentally
- with moving machine parts while the
machine is running and/or before it comes to
a complete standstill.
Before any electrical or mechanical
maintenance operation, disconnect the unit
from the power supply and block the start-up
devices.
Install them in line with the specific
instructions for each installation.
Respect current regulations regarding
accident prevention.
When working on each machine or on the
units linked to them, disconnect the unit from
the power supply and the start-up devices,
as the electrical parts of the pump are live
during operation.
All assembly and maintenance work must
be carried out by qualified and authorised
personnel who have carefully read the
installation and service instructions.
Installation and assembly
GENERAL
Our pumps may only be assembled and
installed in pools or ponds that are
compliant with HD 384.7.702. Should
you have any doubts, please consult your
specialist.
All pumps are fitted with a foot with holes in
it to anchor it to the ground.
LOCATION
Fit the pump underneath the water level in
the pool to improve pump performance.
Where a self-priming pump is to be
fitted above the water level, the pressure
differential to the pump suction should not
be higher than 0.02 MPa (2 mH2O), ensuring
that the suction pipe is as short as possible
as a longer pipe would increase suction time
and the installation’s load losses.
Make sure that the pump is safe from
possible flooding and receives dry ventilation.
The pumps must not be run without water.
Where this is not the case, the mechanical
gasket may be damaged, leading to a loss of
water.
Check that the motor rotates in the correct
direction by means of the fan located at the
back of the motor that can be seen through
the view hole on the fan cover.
