Use Of Extension Cords - Truper HIDR-1/2X24 Manual De Instrucciones

1. Water Inlet (Device Suction Opening)
2. Water Tank and / or Cistern Feeding Pipes
3. Water Tank and / or Cistern
4. Check Valve (Water Tank)
5. Water Outlet
6. Check Valve (Supply Line)
7. Stop Cock Valve or Ball Valve
8. Pump Motor Housing
9. Gauge
10. Pump Housing
11. Device Fastening Supports
12. Foot Valve (Cistern)
13. Pressurestat
14. Braided Hose to Inter-Connect Pump and Tank
15. Tank (Horizontal or Vertical)
16. Power Cable
Models:
Models:

Use of extension cords

When using an extension cord verify the gauge is enough
for the power that your product needs. A lower gauge cord
will cause voltage drops in the line thus, power loss and
motor overheating
The following table shows the right size to be used
depending on cord's length and the ampere capability shown
in the device nameplate. If in doubt use the next higher
gauge. Remember, the lower the gauge, the heavier the
cord will be. Double-check the extension cord is in good
shape and it has a grounded conductor.
4
HIDR-1/2X24
HIDR-1/2X50
HIDR-1X100
HIDR-1-1/2X150
10
3
1
9
2
14
12
4
1
3
2
12
4
Minimum gauge for extension cords (AWG)
(For 120V~ only)
Ampere Capacit
Higher than Up to
0 A 10 A
10 A 13 A
13 A 15 A
15 A 20 A
(1) It is safe to use only if the extensions have an over
current protection device.
(2) One of the conductors shall be grounded. All conductors
are the same gauge including the one that is grounded.
Reference: NMX –J-195-ANCE-2006
7
6
5
13 16
8
15
11
10 13
8 9
11
(2) Extension Gauge
Number of From 5.9'
Conductor to 49.2'
3 18 AWG (1)
3 16 AWG
3 14 AWG
3 8 AWG
16
14
15
5
6 7
Higher than 49.2'
16 AWG
14 AWG
12 AWG
6 AWG