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Filter pump control
24.4.1.3
Control of unit with
external voltage supply
For external systems with their own power supply (AC or DC), the
power supply can be turned on and off via PoolManager
output.
The following figure schematically shows an application example for
switch output OUT 1.
1
External system to be controlled
2
External system's voltage supply input
3
External system's voltage supply
(AC or DC)
4
External system's voltage supply output
24.4.2
Lifespan of relay switching contacts
Depending on application, the lifespan of a relay
may be limited.
In general, the lifespan of a relay contact is reduced by high circuit
currents.
The following guideline values can be used for orientation:
•
230V~, 0.5A, resistive load
Lifespan > 1,000,000 switches
•
230V~, 4A, resistive load
Lifespan > 300,000 switches
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®
For external systems with their own power supply (AC or DC), the
power supply can be turned on and off via PoolManager
®
switch
The following figure schematically shows an application example for
External system's voltage supply input
External system's voltage supply output
Lifespan of relay switching contacts
Depending on application, the lifespan of a relay switching contact
In general, the lifespan of a relay contact is reduced by high circuit
The following guideline values can be used for orientation:
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Filter pump control
25.1
Safety information
Requisite user qualification:
TRAINED SPECIALIST or
ELECTRICAL SPECIALIST
Connection, configuration, and start
control may only be performed by a TRAINED
SPECIALIST or an ELECTRICAL SPECIALIST as
defined in the chapter
HAZARD!
Hazard from turning on filter pump
Turning on a filter pump can yield hazards for
swimming
guests
(e.g. due to current or suction effects).
Potential consequence:
degree of injury, heavy material damage.
•
Turning on a filter pump is expressly PROHIBITED
for all applications in which the safety of persons,
animals, and property is not completely guaranteed
at all times and under all circumstances.
•
Safety is exclusively in the system operator's
sphere of responsibility.
•
The device manufacturer disclaims all liability.
25.2
Overview
PoolManager
®
offers a triggering option for filter pumps. Conventional
filter pumps are simply turned on and off. Suitable
can additionally be set into three different operating modes:
•
Normal operation
(Normal filter operation)
•
Reduced output
(Energy saving mode, e.g. for night reduction)
•
Increased output
(Increase pump output, e.g. for filter rinsing,
attractions, or solar power operation)
PoolManager
®
filter pump control additionally offers the following
options:
•
Multiple flexibly programmable timers
•
Free configurable blocking of dosage (pH and disinfection)
depending on the filter pump operating mode
•
Linking of each filter pump operating mode with an external switch
or push button
•
Flexible allocation of up to three relay switch outputs for the filter
pump's various operating modes
•
Operation of relay switch outputs optionally as potenti
switch or as 230V~-output
•
Alternative filter pump triggering via a power output 0/4
(optional)
25.3
Menu
Filter pump
The configuration menu for filter pump control is called up with the
following icon:
Filter pump
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Filter pump control
Requisite user qualification:
TRAINED SPECIALIST or
ELECTRICAL SPECIALIST
Connection, configuration, and start-up of filter pump
control may only be performed by a TRAINED
ALIST or an ELECTRICAL SPECIALIST as
defined in the chapter
User qualification.
Hazard from turning on filter pump
Turning on a filter pump can yield hazards for
swimming
guests
(e.g. due to current or suction effects).
Potential consequence: Death or the gravest
degree of injury, heavy material damage.
Turning on a filter pump is expressly PROHIBITED
for all applications in which the safety of persons,
animals, and property is not completely guaranteed
at all times and under all circumstances.
Safety is exclusively in the system operator's
sphere of responsibility.
The device manufacturer disclaims all liability.
offers a triggering option for filter pumps. Conventional
filter pumps are simply turned on and off. Suitable variable filter pumps
can additionally be set into three different operating modes:
(Energy saving mode, e.g. for night reduction)
(Increase pump output, e.g. for filter rinsing, connecting water
attractions, or solar power operation)
filter pump control additionally offers the following
Multiple flexibly programmable timers
Free configurable blocking of dosage (pH and disinfection)
p operating mode
Linking of each filter pump operating mode with an external switch
Flexible allocation of up to three relay switch outputs for the filter
pump's various operating modes
Operation of relay switch outputs optionally as potential free
Alternative filter pump triggering via a power output 0/4-20mA
The configuration menu for filter pump control is called up with the