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Operation
The KAROO contains an internal sensor that will automatically start the pump when
the water level rises above approximately 15 mm and stop the pump when the water
level has fallen to approximately 5 mm. The KAROO is also fitted with a high water
level alarm that will operate the alarm relay if the water level rises above
approximately 25 mm. The pump will continue to run until the minimum water level is
reached and the alarm will reset.
Pump On
Pump Off
Alarm On
Fig.3.
Alarm Relay
Volt Free Break On Fault connection is rated 5
amps 1250VA. It may be necessary to use a
contactor if the host equipment supply is to be
switched.
Fig.2.
Wire Colour Connect Symbol
1 GREEN/ YELLOW EARTH E
2 BLACK LIVE L
3 WHITE NEUTRAL N
4 VIOLET Alarm contact
5 VIOLET Alarm contact
E
L N
POWER SUPPLY
CONTROL
CIRCUIT
1A
FUSE
1 2
3 4 5
Wiring Connections
Connect the ground, live and neutral wire from the supply cable of the KAROO pump to
the supply terminals (see Fig.6)
This product must be connected using a switch with contact separation in all poles that
provide full disconnection from the power supply under over-voltage categories III. A
fuse non time delay (rated 250V 1A), shall be fitted into the line, supply side (see Fig.2).
Installation
The KAROO pump is designed to be very easy to install.
Ensure that the drain pan is free of dirt and debris and place the KAROO flat and level
in the bottom.(Fig.1)
Route the mains cable and discharge tube so as to avoid sharp edges.
The KAROO pump will vibrate during operation and is fitted with anti-vibration feet to
reduce any associated noise. To further reduce possible noise, ensure that the
KAROO is not touching the side walls of the drain pan and clamp the discharge tube
and mains cable to a convenient solid surface.
Fig.1.
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