KELCO E30, Инструкция по установке и программированию

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appears asking you to review the pressure settings. Pressing (P) then
takes you back to the top of the menu.
SET THE PRESSURE PUMP 2 Mode 4
The starting and stopping pressure you set for pump two will depend on
the application. If the system is to operate as a duty standby set then in
most situations the pressure settings for pump two will be identical to the
settings used for pump one.
START PRESSURE 2
The starting pressure can be set between 0 and 2000 kPa or between 0
and 290 psi. If you elected to use a low-pressure trip point, the starting
pressure must be higher than the set trip pressure.
STOP PRESSURE 2
The stopping pressure can be set between 0 and 2000 kPa or between 0
and 290 psi. The cut-out pressure must be set to a value that is higher than
the cut-in pressure and if used, the trip pressure.
ACCEPT SETTINGS Modes 1 2 3 4
This is the end of the menu. Select yes to con fi rm all your previous settings
or use the ( ˅ ) ( ˄ ) buttons to select no to return to the top of the menu. If
you accept yes and press (P) you are then asked to press (R) to start the
pump. The F60 will start the pump and attempt to run the system using the
settings you have programmed in. If the settings you have initially made
prove unsatisfactory then simply pressing and holding down the
(P) button
for about 1 second and then releasing it will shut the pump down and take
you to the top of the main menu where you can step through the settings
and make appropriate changes.
MAINTENANCE
The E30 is a minimal maintenance device. If it is correctly installed in a
location that is out of direct exposure to the elements it should give a long
and reliable life and require no maintenance at all. Factors that may reduce
its life are lightning strikes or power surges, failure to fully tighten its lid and
cable glands, exposure to pressures or temperatures in excess of its ratings
and operation outside its electrical limitations in terms of supply voltage
and motor loads.