To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if there's humidity in the Kessel Staufix Control Unit housing?
If you notice humidity inside the control unit housing, remove the control unit. If this resolves the issue, reinstall it and perform a functional check. However, if the problem continues, contact KESSEL Factory Customer Service or replace the lockable cover with control unit.
How to fix low battery voltage in Kessel Staufix Control Unit?
The solution is to replace the battery.
General| Manufacturer | Kessel |
|---|---|
| Type | Backflow Preventer |
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
| Power Consumption | 150 W |
| Protection Class | IP 67 |
Overview of the backwater valves Staufix for various applications.
Illustrates installation in concrete slab and exposed pipe.
Details product components and functional characteristics for exposed pipes.
Specifies intended use and restrictions for the backwater valve and control unit.
Outlines requirements for personnel installing and maintaining the backwater valve.
Emphasizes keeping operating and maintenance instructions available.
Provides warnings about location, health hazards, and harmful atmospheres.
Details environmentally responsible disposal of the product and its components.
Provides general information applicable to both installation types.
Step-by-step guide for connecting the backwater valve to the pipe system.
Details the installation process within a concrete slab.
Instructions for installing extension sections and the upper section.
Guide to switching on the control unit and initial status indications.
Procedure for pairing the control unit with wireless receivers.
Procedure for testing the watertightness of backwater valve type 2.
Steps to check the acoustic and visual alarm function of the control unit.
Criteria to confirm the system is ready for operation.
Instructions for affixing and installing the cover correctly.
Details on opening and closing the emergency closure lever.
Table summarizing control unit procedures: switch on/off, couple, decouple, acknowledge.
Explanation of LED displays and their meanings for control unit status.
Procedure for switching off the control unit.
Steps to acknowledge an active alarm and switch off the acoustic signal.
Procedure for decoupling wireless receivers from the control unit.
Safety precautions for performing maintenance on the backwater valve.
Recommended intervals for visual inspection and expert maintenance.
Ensuring the backwater valve inlet is not used during maintenance.
Step-by-step guide to replacing the battery in the control unit.
Instructions for cleaning the backwater valve and its functional elements.
Table of LED and acoustic signals indicating faults and their meanings.
Specifications for the backwater valve, including load class and temperature.
Technical specifications for the control unit, including environment and wireless.
