T.I.P. MSC 3/3 M Instrucciones Para El Manejo página 12

5. Installation
5.1. General installation information
During the entire process of installation, the device must not be connected to the electrical
mains.
The pump and the entire connection system have to be protected from frost.
Please also note the illustrations which are located in the text and also as an annex at the end of these operating
instructions. The figures, which are shown in brackets in the statements below, refer to fig. 5 at the end of the
operating instructions.
All connection lines have to be perfectly tight since leaking lines may affect the performance of the pump and
cause considerable damage. If required, please use a suitable sealant to make the installation airtight.
When tightening threaded connections, please do not apply excessive force which may cause damage.
When laying the connection pipes, you should make sure that the pump is not exposed to any form of weight,
vibration or tension. Moreover, the connection lines must not contain any kinks or an adverse slope.
5.2. Installation of the pressure line
The pressure line conveys the liquids to be discharged from the pump to the point of withdrawal. To avoid
dynamic flow losses, one should use a pressure line having at least the same diameter as the pressure port (5) of
the pump.
The pressure line to be used for this application should be a suitable flexible hose - for instance, a specifically
designed drainage hose.
Rigid pipes have proven to be the ideal pressure line for use in a permanent installation.
The pump isn´t equipped with an integrated check valve (non-return valve). The non-return valve will prevent
liquid from flowing back from the pressure line into the pump after the pump is shut down and protect the unit from
being damaged by pressure peaks.
The pressure line is to be installed to the pressure port (5) of the pump.
5.3. Installation of lowering rope
Fig.1
Thread the lowering cord supplied as shown in fig. 1, through the three eyes in the upper end of the pump. Then
fasten the cord with a double knot (fig. 2). Ensure that the lowering cord is fastened firmly to the pump.
5.4. How to position the pump
To lower or raise the pump, please use a suitable lowering rope, but never the pressure hose
or the connection cable.
To lower the pump down into or lift it out of the liquid, one has to use a lowering rope suitable for this purpose.
Please use a rope made of stainless steel or synthetic materials such as nylon. Considering the risk of breaking
involved, ropes which tend to the formation of rust, weathering, mouldering etc must not be used. The rope does
not only have to bear the weight of the pump plus that of the water-filled pressure line and the connection cable, it
also has to resist to the strain occurring in operation.
The standard equipment of this model includes a high-grade lowering rope (1).
To fasten the rope to the pump, please use the two eyelets (2) located at the upper part of the unit. Make sure
that the pump will move into a vertical position when lifted up with the rope.
The lowering rope, the connection cable (3) and the pressure line have to be tied together at distance intervals of
about 2 m using a suitable adhesive tape or cable ties to keep them from getting entangled while the pump is
raised or lowered.
Carefully lower the pump with the lowering rope down into liquid to be discharged. Make sure that the unit will not
bump or rub against the circumference of the cavity.
The unit must be fully immersed in the liquid.
The minimum distance from the ground should be 0.5 m to prevent sludge, sand, stones etc from being sucked in.
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