Progres Agronic, Instruction Manual

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INSTRUCTION 

MANUAL 

VERSION 2 

                  INDEX 

Sec. 

                  THEME 

Page 

1.  

BASIC FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION 

1 

2.  

DIMENSIONS  

3 

3.  

INSTALLATION  

3 

3.1.  

Placing the unit 

3 

3.2. Connection 

4 

3.3. 

Guide to malfunctions 

5 

3.4. 

Enclosed information for the 

installation options 

6 

4. TECHNICAL 

CHARACTERISTICS 

7 

5. 

USE 

8 

5.1 

Functions 

8 

5.2 

Configuration 

8 

5.3 

Timings 

8 

5.4 

Manual 

9 

5.5. 

Totals 

9 

5.6. 

Consultation 

9 

PRESENTATION 

We wish to take this opportunity to thank you for 

the confidence in us which you have demonstrated in 
expressing interest or acquiring the Agrónic Filters. 

This confidence, for our part, stimulates our 

efforts to meet and surpass the expectations of our 

clients to justify the traditional quality of our products. 

This manual will explain the specification of the 

equipment as well as its installation and use. 

However, if after reading this you still have any 

doubts, contact us and we will happily answer them.

1. BASIC FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION   

is a controller for the automatic cleaning 

of filter batteries with different possibilities of starting 
and working. 

There are 3 different models according to the 

number of filters to control: for 6, 12 and 18 filters. 
Models for 6 and 12 filters can be increased whenever 
necessary, up to 18, sending them back to the factory. 

Filter cleaning can be started by: 
 
a) By a “drop in pressure”: Working whenever 

the controller receives a signal from the differential 

pressure gauge which controls the drop in pressure 
between the input and outlet of the filters, as a 
consequence of the dirt accumulated in them. 

 
b) By “volume”: Working every certain volume of 

filtered water. In this case, the controller must receive 
signals from a volumetric impulse transmitter.  

 
c) By “time”: Working every certain time of  water 

circulation through the filters (in this way, the 

controller needs to receive the corresponding external 
signal). 

 
d) By a combination of the “drop in pressure” 

with the “filtered volume” or the “ time that has gone 
by” and in this way a minimum periodical cleaning is 
guaranteed,  if  it  has  not  been  necessary    to  do  it 
before, due to an unexpected accumulation of dirt. 

Once the cleaning order has been detected, the 

different connected filters will be activated sequentially 
(one after the other) by the controller. The duration of 
the cleaning of every filter can be programmed 
independently.