SFA CD 10 - Page 8

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US
WARNING
Definition of warning signs : Risk of electrical shock.
Risk of machinery breakdown or its operation.
Directions to be used only by qualified professionals.
CAUTION : This pump has been evaluated for use with water only.
WARNING : Disconnect electrical power before working on the unit!
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DESCRIPTION
2.1 OPERATING PRINCIPLE
Sanicondens® Best Flat contains a pump. The tank
of the Sanicondens® Best Flat has a built-in float
which controls the operation of the motor. When the
condensate enters the tank, the pump starts up.
Sanicondens® Best Flat has also a built-in secondary
float that can trigger an alarm (audible and/or visual)
and a condensate neutralization system.
2.2 TECHNICAL DATA
Type CD 10
Max. vertical pumping 15 Ft (4.5 m)
Maximum flow rate 100 gal/h
Min. pH 2.5
Level ON/OFF 2.2 in/ 1.8 in (56/46 mm)
Voltage 115 V
Frequency 60 Hz
Current consumption 1.6A
Electrical class I
Protection index IP20
Sound level < 45 dBA
Average operating
temperature
95°F (35°C)
Maximum allowable
temperature
176°F (80°C)
S3 15% (1min30 ON/8min30 OFF)
Weight 4.4 lb (2 kg)
Tank volume 0.9 gal (3.5 L)
Supply cable 4.9 Ft (1.5 m)
Discharge hose
16.4 Ft (5 m),
Øint : 3/8’’ (10 mm)
Alarm cable (2 cores) 4.9 Ft (1.5 m)
Max. power for the
connected boiler
500,000 BTU
Wall mounting Yes
2.3 LIST OF PARTS SUPPLIED: see pg. 2
2.4 DIMENSIONS: see pg. 7
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AREA OF APPLICATION
Sanicondens® Best Flat is a pump used to lift
condensation water from an air conditioning system, a
condensation boiler, dehumidifiers or from refrigeration
units. It includes a neutralization compartment where
granules are added to neutralize acidic condensate.
Many local and state codes require the condensate to
be neutralized prior to being discharged.
The pump starts automatically and has a high level of
performance, safety and reliability as long as all the
installation and maintenance instructions mentioned in
this manual are strictly followed.
All applications other than those described
in this manual are prohibited.
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START UP
3.1 INSTALLATION
Always install the pump:
- horizontally, using a leveling tool,
- as close as possible to the appliance keeping in
mind that the condensate has to drain through
gravity into the pump.
To ensure proper ventilation of the motor, the
pump must be free of any obstruction.
The pump can be mounted against a wall using the wall
bracket provided:
- Fix the wall bracket
C horizontally with the plastic
anchors A and screws B supplied (accessory bag). See
fig. 1 and 2 .
- Snap the
Sanicondens® Best Flat onto the bracket.
See fig. 3A and 3B .
- Check that the
Sanicondens® Best Flat is leveled
(fig. 3C ).
3.2 HYDRAULIC CONNECTION
Connecting the inlets
The pump has two inlets that can be used as required.
- The upper inlet is open. If used (fig.
5 ), close the lower
side inlet with the supplied gasket G , cover H and nut
E (fig. 4.2 ).
Do not use the closed upper inlet.
- To use the lower side inlet (fig. 4.1 ), place the nut E
and Ø1’’ F or 1 1/4’’ G gasket on the inlet pipe and screw
it onto the inlet.
Drain the condensate water to any of these inlets. If
necessary, use the rubber flexible adapter
D (fig. 5 ).
Connecting the discharge pipe
The Sanicondens® Best Flat discharge connection
must be connected to the flexible hose I .
- Unroll the flexible vinyl hose
I .
- Insert the hose into the discharge connection that has
a built-in non-return valve (
see fig. 6 ).
- Position the flexible hose in the upmost vertical position
possible to avoid any kinking. It is recommended to
make a smooth turn to avoid the hose from kinking.
- Secure the hose by using the clamp supplied
J (fig 6 ).
The 3/8’’ vinyl hose can be connected to a PVC pipe of
larger diameter by using the plastic reducer coupling
K
(provided). Provide a cable tie to secure the connection
(fig.
6.1 and 6.2 ).
The
Sanicondens® Best Flat is fitted with a non-return
valve to prevent re-activation.
3.3 CONNECTING THE ALARM
Sanicondens® Best Flat is fitted with a detection
system that can cut o the power supply to the
2.5 PERFORMANCE CURVES: see pg. 7
2.6 VERTICAL PUMPING/HORIZONTAL
PUMPING:
see pg. 7
INSTRUCTIONS INTENDED SOLELY FOR QUALIFIED PROFESSIONALS