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3.5 FITTING THE CONTROL BOX
Install the control box in a non-submersible place,
protected from frost and humidity.
The alarm signal must always be visible to the user.
3.6 HYDRAULIC CONNECTION
Connect the outlet to a pipe or duct with an
external diameter of 40 mm and a minimum
internal diameter of 25 mm.
3.7 OPTION OF CONNECTION TO AN
EXTERNAL ALARM
Option of externalising the alarm signal. Dry
contact (no voltage) NO (normally open) operated
by a relay.
Alarm contact can be connected to a powered
system (250 V and 16 A max.). This contact closes
as soon as the control box is in alarm mode and
remains closed as long as the alarm sounds.
3.8 ELECTRIC CONNECTION
Only
connections
hydraulic connections have been completed.
Rainkit Sanisub 800 is powered by the control box.
• Connect the pump and float alarm cables to the
control box as shown on page 9. Observe the cable
colours on the slots.
• Connect the control box to the power supply:
The device's power supply must be connected to
ground (class I), protected by a high sensitivity
differential circuit breaker (30 mA). Devices
without plugs must be connected to a main switch
on the power supply which disconnects all poles
(contact separation distance of at least 3 mm).
The connection must be used exclusively to
provide the power to the control box. If the cord of
this device is damaged, it must be replaced by the
manufacturer or its after-sales service in order to
avoid any danger to users.
3.9 CABLE FASTENING
Cables (pumps, alarm float) must
not interfere with float movements.
They must not be able to come into contact with
the strainer or the pump impeller.
Keep the pump supply cables attached to the
pipes using the clamps supplied.
carry
out
the
electrical
after
the
4. COMMISSIONING
damages (e.g. transport damages) in order to
prevent accidents with electrical current.
In order to enable ventilation of the pump, there
must be an initial water level of at least 50 mm.
The inlet screen must not be clogged by mud and/
or fibrous media.
Avoid dry running, without pumped fluid.
5. OPERATION
when there are people in the water.
Rainkit Sanisub 800 operates automatically.
In normal operation (alarm float deactivated),
the pumps operate alternately. If pumping time
exceeds 1 min for one pump and/or the alarm float
is activated, the second pump is activated.
6. CONTROL BOX
6.1 DESCRIPTION OF THE CONTROL BOX
Pump control and monitoring box integrated into a
compact plastic housing, for 2 pumps.
• Voltage: 1~ 220-240 V
• Frequency: 50-60 Hz
• Ip rating: IPX4
• 2.5 m cable
final
6.2 OPERATION OF THE CONTROL BOX
Yellow LED: Mains supply
Red LED: alarm
Green LED: Pump 1 operating
indicator
Green LED: Pump 2 operating
indicator
The yellow LED is lit when the control box is
switched on.
The pump operating LED lights up solid green
when the pump is running.
6.3 CONTROL BOX ALARMS
RED
ALARM
GREEN PUMP LED
LED
lit steady
both on steady
lit steady
corresponding
pump LED*
flashing (1s
ON/1s OFF)**
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Prior to commissioning, check the
pumps
for
possible
It is forbidden to use the pump to
drain basins, swimming pools...
BUZZER
yes
continuous
yes
discontinuous
external
TYPE OF ALARM
Level alarm
Overcurrent
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