What to do if the BWT Liff Powermag PM100S panel temperature is high?
- Rrachel57Aug 4, 2025
If the panel temperature is high, the cause may be loose connections on the power circuit. Check all connections and secure any that are loose.
What to do if the BWT Liff Powermag PM100S panel temperature is high?
If the panel temperature is high, the cause may be loose connections on the power circuit. Check all connections and secure any that are loose.
Why is the BWT Liff Powermag PM100S Water Filtration Systems coil remaining inactive?
The coil may remain inactive due to several reasons: the supply water flow may have stopped (check water supply flow), or the water temperature may be above the set point of the thermistor (do not use thermistor for hot water). Also, adjust the thermistor to suit the application using the dial on the rear of the Control PCB Display.
What to do if the BWT Water Filtration Systems mains MCB is tripping?
If the mains MCB is tripping, it could be due to a fault on the transformer. Test the transformer and replace it if necessary.
What to do if the BWT Liff Powermag PM100S coil DC supply MCB is tripping?
If the coil DC supply MCB is tripping, this may indicate a fault on the coil. Test the coil and replace if necessary.
What to do if fault monitoring contacts remain closed in BWT Liff Powermag PM100S Water Filtration Systems?
If the fault monitoring contacts remain closed, it may be due to a loss of power to the panel. Check the power supply and the MCB status.
Details the optimal positions for installing Powermag units, including gravity feed and booster pump configurations.
Identifies and labels the primary electrical components within the control panel, such as PCBs, transformer, and MCBs.
Details the physical dimensions, weight, flow rates, and operating limits of the Powermag units.
Lists transformer voltage, MCB ratings, and power consumption for the Powermag system.
Details the optimal positions for installing Powermag units, including gravity feed and booster pump configurations.
Identifies and labels the primary electrical components within the control panel, such as PCBs, transformer, and MCBs.
Details the physical dimensions, weight, flow rates, and operating limits of the Powermag units.
Lists transformer voltage, MCB ratings, and power consumption for the Powermag system.
| Model | PM100S |
|---|---|
| Brand | BWT Liff |
| Technology | Magnetic |
| Material | Brass |
| Operating Temperature | 5°C to 30°C |
| Connection Size | 1/2 inch |











