Automatic home water system WZI 850 with BRIO PC-13 IBO, press control, for irrigation and wells

Product detailed description

The WZI 850 automatic home water system with PC-13 is used mainly seasonally, primarily for irrigation. Self-priming pumps allow pumping water from shallower depths (up to 8m), or are used to increase water pressure in plumbing systems. Use of the IBO WZI 850 pump: pumping from wells where the suction height does not exceed 8 meters supplying clean water to houses, cottages, etc. irrigation Advantages of the IBO WZI 850 pump: high delivery head corrosion resistant easy operation BRIO PC-13 control unit type: Automatic switching the pump on and off when opening / closing the tap Built-in check valve and integrated dry-run protection Pressure gauge Rated current: up to 10A Operating voltage: ~ 230 V ± 10% / 50 Hz Connection: inlet and outlet, each external thread 2,54 cm (G1 ") Maximum operating pressure: approx. 10 bar Maximum water temperature: approximately 60 ° C Switch reset: manual Switch-on pressure range: 1,5 bar Setting the switch-off pressure is not possible Volume flow: approximately 150 liters / min Dimensions (H x W x D): 15 x 13 x 23 cm Weight: approximately 1,3 kg Protection class: IP65 The electronic switch for controlling pump operation, also known as press control, performs the function of a pressure switch, enabling automatic operation of the electric water pump depending on a drop in pressure and when water flow in the system stops (i.e. when the device's electrical contacts open and close) – it enables automatic operation of the pump or water system. The PC-13 press control automat with pressure gauge also provides dry-run protection - it switches off the pump when running without water. This protects the pump from damage that could occur if it ran without water. After switching off, it is put back into operation by pressing the RESET button. We recommend using the PC-13 press control automat with pressure gauge in clean water systems free of impurities and deposits; otherwise a suitable filter must be installed on the inlet side of the device. A suitable alternative is also: the PC-16 control unit. Product advantages: The PC-13 press control automat with pressure gauge can be used as an automatic unit for pumps and water systems without a pressure tank (automatic water system). A major advantage of the PC-13 control unit is its ease of use. The BRIO PC-13 control unit with pressure gauge - press control, has a built-in non-return valve to prevent water from flowing back into the pump. Operation and basic data: The PC-13 automat with pressure gauge starts the pump for approximately 15 seconds at the moment it is connected. The pump then starts every time the operating pressure is reached, at the moment the pressure in the system drops, for example when a valve is opened. Unlike other pressure switches and control units, which switch off when a certain pressure is reached, the PC-13 automat with pressure gauge switches off at the moment the minimum flow value is reached. When this condition is met, the device delays switching off the device by 7 to 15 seconds. This reduces the frequency of pump starts at low flow. Installation: The PC-13 automat with pressure gauge can be installed at any point between the pump and the first point of use, so that the direction of the arrow located on the underside of the device (near the thread) between the two connections with a diameter of 1" matches the direction of water flow. Perfect sealing of the hydraulic connections must be ensured in the system. If a pump with a maximum permissible pressure of 8 bar is used, a pressure-reducing valve must be installed at the PC-13 inlet. The device is factory-set to 1,5 bar, which is optimal for most applications. Supplied with cables: 1m cable with plug for connection to the electrical mains 60cm cable for connection to the pump The WZI 850 automatic home water system with BRIO PC-13 includes: WZI 850 pump BRIO PC-13 control unit The WZI 850 automatic home water system with PC-13 is supplied disassembled, to allow free placement of the control unit and/or filter. (The filter always goes before the control unit.)