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General| Protection Degree | IP65 |
|---|---|
| Display | LCD |
| Power Supply | 24 VDC |
| Material | Stainless steel |
| Light Source | LED |
| Detector | Photodiode |
Intervention and repair must be done by qualified personnel; manufacturers decline responsibility for failures.
Pump must be moved vertically; transport is at purchaser's risk; claims for missing/defective materials must be made promptly.
Pump is designed for dosing liquid additives; any other use is improper and dangerous. Contact for clarification.
Check pump for soundness after unpacking; keep packing materials away from children; verify power supply and electrical installation compliance.
Follow manual instructions for hazardous liquids; check hydraulic part and materials; flush and neutralize pump head before disconnecting.
Pumps are usually supplied assembled; consult exploded view for details; follow specific steps for dismantling.
Describes the working principle of the metering pump using a diaphragm and electromagnet.
Lists product compliance, casing, power supply, environmental conditions, and optional features like manual stroke adjustment.
Details the materials used for diaphragm, pump head, nipples, filter, hoses, and valves.
Provides detailed specifications and performance data for various DLX pump models.
Follow regulations for electrical installations, use a circuit breaker, and ensure supply circuits are open before accessing parts.
Install in dry place, consider liquid level difference, nipple positioning, and hose connections.
Details the process of installing the injection valve, including connectors and fittings.
Explains how to adjust the stroke length on DLXB models using the dedicated knob.
Periodically check chemical tank level, pump condition, and clean hydraulic parts like valves and filters.
Details hose replacement and safety warnings when dosing concentrated sulphuric acid due to gas production and overheating risks.
Identifies and explains the function of each button and LED on the pump's control panel.
Illustrates a standard installation setup for the DLX pump, showing connections to tanks and process.
Lists the standard accessories included with the DLX Control pump.
Explains the function of the level control, which stops the pump when the chemical tank is empty.
Provides a detailed explanation of the various indicators, symbols, and parameters displayed on the pump's LCD screen.
Lists default settings and available parameters for Setpoint, Hysteresis, Intervention, and Temperature compensation.
Summarizes key performance characteristics like temperature range, relay output, pH, and RX measurements.
Guides the user through initial setup, including selecting measurement type (pH/Redox) and confirming settings.
Details how to select between pH and Redox measurement modes on the pump controller.
Explains how to choose the temperature unit (°C or °F) for display and compensation.
Describes how to set the temperature compensation value for accurate measurements.
Allows setting a delay time from pump activation to measurement start to accommodate electrode inertia.
Guides the user through the two-point calibration process for pH and Redox measurements.
Covers setting the target value (setpoint), dosing direction, and operating mode (Manual/Proportional).
Allows setting the hysteresis value, which defines the deadband around the setpoint before the pump starts or stops dosing.
Used in Manual mode to set the pump's flow rate as a percentage of maximum frequency.
Used in Proportional mode to set the maximum speed based on a target measurement value.
Enables configuration of maximum, minimum, and overdosing alarms for pump operation.
Outlines the steps to perform a factory reset on the pump controller.
Explains how to put the pump into or exit stand-by mode using button combinations.
Shows the configuration and pinout of the service connector for level probe connection.
Addresses common mechanical issues like loose fittings, broken hoses, or diaphragm seal failures.
Covers troubleshooting electrical problems such as no power, no pulse, or inconsistent pulses, relating to LEDs and voltage.
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