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Installation
INTRODUCTION
Pentek CSC Control and Monitoring System provides
control of high voltage (120/240 VAC) pumps. Pump
operations can be controlled through a mobile device or
computer.
Techincal Specifications
Input Power
Operating Current
Frequency
Enclosure Rating
Maximum System
Operating Pressure
* When watertight conduit connectors are used
Power/Status: Indicates if the device has power or is
faulted.
Connection: Indicated the status of teh wireless
connection.
Power/Status
Off
There is no
power to the
unit.
Solid
There is
Red
power to the
unit but it
has faulted.
Solid
There is
Green
power to the
unit and it
is operating
normally.
Blinking
Pump is
Green
running
120/240V, Single Phase
12A Max
50/60Hz
NEMA 3R*
100psi
LEDs
Connection
Off
There is no power to
the unit.
Blinking
The unit is in local
Blue
WiFi access mode.
Solid
The unit is connected
Blue
to a local phone,
tablet, or computer.
Blinking
The unit is connected
Green
to the home WiFi
network.
Solid
The unit is connected
Green
to the internet.
Solid
The unit is not
Red
connected to any
WiFi and is searching
for the home
network.
Blinking
The unit is scanning
Red
for available WiFi
networks.
PRE-INSTALLATION
DANGER! EXPLOSION HAZARD. When the
well tank has been in service and a change to a higher pre-
charge pressure is necessary due to a required change in
the pressure switch setting, failure to follow instructions
below can cause a rupture or explosion, possibly causing
serious or fatal personal injury and/or property damage.
•
Do not adjust or add pressure if there has been a loss
of air.
•
Do not adjust the pre-charge pressure if there is
visible exterior corrosion.
•
Do not adjust the pre-charge pressure if there has
been a reduction of the pump cycle time or the pre-
charge pressure compared to its initial setting. This
is because a reduction in pump cycle time can result
from loss of tank air pressure which can mean there
may be internal corrosion. Any re-pressurization
or additional pressure could result in rupture or
explosion.
•
Do not use with components or materials that are
incompatible with the unit.
PLUMBING
1.
The unit should be mounted as close as possible to
the pressure tank.
Locate the unit following all local codes. Do
not locate the unit where it can be affected by flooding.
2. You may assemble the unit to a "Tank Tee" or "Tank
Cross" (Figure 1) or adapt the unit to an in-line pipe
fitting (Figure 2). Use pipe sealing tape or pipe
sealant. Tighten the unit using the wrench flats
provided on the bottom connection. DO NOT EXCEED
15 LB./FT. of torque.
NOTE: Do not allow pipe sealant or other contaminants to
enter the small port in the unit connection.
NOTE: A mechanical pressure gauge is not required. Use
the appropriate plug to block any unused ports.
Install, ground, wire and maintain device in accordance
with your local electrical code and all other codes/
ordinances that apply. Consult your local building
inspector for local code information.
Ground device permanently using wire of size and type
specified by approved local or national codes.
Risk of explosion. Do not ground to gas
supply line.
Connect ground wire first. Connect to ground first, then
to green grounding wire provided in the device. Ground
connection MUST be made to this wire. Do not connect
motor to electrical power supply until unit is permanently
grounded; otherwise serious or fatal electrical shock
hazard may be caused.
WIRING
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