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P o o l C o p M a n u a l : V 4 2 EN P a g e | 23
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Relay output connection:
Figure 11 Terminals
The pump relay K1 is a dedicated relay for primary pump control, and will not be used for other functions.
Auxiliaries can be connected via relays K2 K7.
See the appropriate section of this manual for connection details.
Feed auxiliary equipment control cables through appropriate compression gland into the CCU.
When using multi strand cable, use a cable end.
Always cramp the cable ends together as close as possible to the connector (see Figure 11 Terminals above)
Function
Relay
Label
Relay
ID
Connector
Rating
Examples of possible use
Primary
Pump
Control
Pump IN
Pump OUT
K1
J6
6A/230V
A single phase pump power supply up to 1100W can be
switched directly by the relay; although it is not
recommended to switch the pump directly.
AUX or
VS pump
Aux1 IN
Aux1 OUT
K2
J6
6A/230V
Pool lighting, etc.
AUX or
VS Pump
Aux2 IN
Aux2 OUT
K3
J6
6A/230V
Pool heating relay control, etc.
AUX or
VS Pump
Aux3 IN
Aux3 OUT
K4
J6
6A/230V
Pool cleaner booster pump, etc.
AUX
Aux4 IN
Aux4 OUT
K5
J19
6A/230V
Garden lighting, irrigation control, etc.
AUX or
Waste Valve
Aux5 IN
Aux5 OUT
K6
J19
6A/230V
Pool treatment equipment, etc.
AUX or
ORP Control
Aux6 IN
Aux6 OUT
K7
J19
6A/230V
Water treatment, etc.
This relay dedicated to integrated ORP if installed.
pH Control
Aux7 IN
Aux7 OUT
K8
J19
6A/230V
pH Control
Table 1 Relays and Power Ratings
WARNING:
Never exceed the power ratings.
Always conform to local installation norms and requirements.
CAUTION:
If you are unsure of the applicable wattage rating, contact the distributor of the auxiliary apparatus to
confirm prior to connection.

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