Installation and operating manual
Water level control for overflow collecting tank
Art. No. 3030000020 (without solenoid valve)
Function:
The
NR-12-TRS-2 collection reservoir control system is a technically high-quality product which can only
correctly fulfil its function if it has been connected and assembled in accordance with the instructions and if this
operating manual is followed. The
NR-12-TRS-2 is particularly suitable for use in swimming pools with
overflow channels. It is constructed with integrated circuitry and consists of:
electronic controller
submerged electrodes (option)
The submerged electrodes do not cause any electrolyte formation in the water because they are operated with
alternating current. The electrode cables can be extended up to 20 m (min. 1.5mm
2
) without requiring electronics
balancing. The electronic circuitry has been specially developed for overflow collection reservoirs. Wave
movements do not cause direct switching processes due to special circuitry in order to avoid switching cycles
which may be too short.
The submerged electrodes are operated using non-hazardous safety low voltage. The controller itself has been
designed to comply with the currently applicable German VDE and CE regulations.
Specifications:
Control system:
Dimensions:
220mm x 219mm x 100mm
Operational voltage:
230V/50Hz
Control system power consumption:
ca. 7VA
Switching capacity:
max. 1.1kW (AC3)
*
Protection class:
IP 40
Submerged electrodes:
Dimensions:
ø24mm x 134mm
Cable length:
3m
Operational voltage:
12V
*
See also connection plan.
Installation
:
The controller must be installed in accordance with its protection class.
Before opening the housing, the
device must be switched voltage-free using a multi-pole main switch with a contact opening distance of
at least 3 mm. This main switch must be integrated in the on-site installation. It is imperative that you
observe the throughflow direction (arrow direction) indicated on the solenoid valve.
Use in open-air pools:
Depending on the swimming pool design, it is possible that rainwater raises the water level in open-air pools and
activates the "forced switching" function. If this operating behaviour is not required, "forced switching ON"
(terminal 8) can be disconnected.
