CF COMFORT - Setting the Timer; Setting the Motor Circuit Breaker

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UTILISATION UTILISATION
SETTING THE TIMER
The programming timer allows you to control the pump operation during one or more
time slot(s).
If you have filtration, booster and projector boxes, each pump motor is independent and
can be controlled by its own timer. However, the booster is coupled with the filtration, so
if the filtration is not running, the booster will not run either.
EXAMPLE:
Turn the hand of the clock so that the tip of the arrow points to the current time (here it
is set to 3am).
Push out the pins that correspond to the timeslot when you want the timer-controlled
pump to operate for (here it is set to operate from 10am to 6pm).
Filter the water in your pool during the
warmest times of day, which are the
periods when bacteria and algae develop
most rapidly.
If the filtration is set to run for 365 days
per year without wintering (depending on
your climate zone), we advise you to use a
manual anti-frost relay (ref. COFGEL) or a
digital model (ref. HGEL) which will set the
filtration to run when the temperature falls
below a certain level (adjustable), thereby
slowing any formation of ice in the pool
and in the pipes.
Water
temperature (°C)
Daily duration of
filtration (hours)
16 8
20 10
24 12
26 14
28 15
30 24
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SETTING THE MOTOR CIRCUIT BREAKER
Use a screwdriver to set each motor circuit breaker to the value displayed on the rating
plate of your pump.
If the value is illegible or is not noted, please refer to the table below:
POWER SINGLE-PHASE MOTOR 230V
THREE-PHASE
MOTOR 400V
W cV
Current
absorbed
Circuit breaker
rating
Current
absorbed
Circuit breaker
rating
250 1/3 2.2A 1.6/6.25 0.9A 1.O/1.6
370 1/2 3.1A 2.5/4.0 1.2A 1.O/1.6
550 3/4 4.8A 4.0/6.3 1.6A 1.6/2.5
750 1 6.0A 4.0/6.3 2.0A 1.6/2.5
1100 3/2 7.6A 6.0/10.0 2.6A 2.5/4.0
1500 2 10.4A 10.0/16.0 3.5A 2.5/4.0
2200 3 5.0A 4.0/6.3
3000 4 6.6A 6.0/10.0
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