18 ControlPro
Variable Speed application example
ControlPro
will enable you to get the most out of a variable speed pump. The system will enable you to use a slow
and energy efficient setting for most of the time and only ramp up the speed when required.
Check your pump manual for selecting pump speeds.
These data are provided for guidance only!
Pump Settings
Speed 1 (step 1 on the pump): low speed filtration.
Set duration to 0 and speed at:
1350rpm for pools up to 45m
3
1600rpm for pools up to 55m
3
1850rpm for pools up to 60m
3
2100rpm for pools up to 70m
3
Speed 2 (step 2 on the pump): heating speed
Move the pump speed up to a level where your heater will work. Select one speed higher.
Set duration on the pump to 0. Speed 2 is selected whenever the heater is activated.
Speed 3 (step 3 on the pump): solar speed
Move the pump speed up to a level where your solar system is working OK. Select one speed higher.
Set duration on the pump to 0. Speed 3 is selected whenever the solar is activated. This speed can also be used for
programming a higher filtration speed in one of the timer schedules.
Speed 4 (override on the pump): backwash speed
Select 2850 rpm for a
600mm filter and 3450rpm for a
750mm sand filter in order to generate sufficient flow
when backwashing.
ControlPro settings
Set program 1 at speed 1 from 08:00 to 00:00
This is the ‘normal’ filtration at low speed for 16 hrs/day.
Set program 2 at speed 3 from 12:00 to 13:00
Set program 3 at speed 3 from 17:00 to 18:00
This is a ‘high’ filtration speed for 2 hrs a day to provide for even distribution of heat and chemicals in the pool. It will
also help to evacuate heat from under a pool cover when the pool is covered for longer periods.
If you use an automatic pool cover it would be possible as well to link speed 2 or 3 to work whenever the pool cover is
open (see ‘setting’ menu).
Energy saving example
Applying this programming for a 50m3 pool, 2.4 kWh of electricity is used on 1 day for filtration with the VS pump.
Using a conventional 0.55 kW pump for 10 hrs. a day, 8,5 kWh will be the daily power consumption.
This results is a 6.1 kWh per day (72%) energy saving when using a VS pum !
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