Foreword; Installation - Procopi REGUL SYSTEM Instructions For Installation And Use Manual

FOREWORD

GENERAL
The REGUL SYSTEM dosing station has been designed for the measuring and dosing of
chlorine and acid products in private pools and pools for housing areas. All information is
indicated on a liquid cristal display. The keyboard serves to enter the data. The regulated
parameters are displayed simultaneously. The dosing can be proportional or in the ON/OFF
mode. The flow rate of each doser can be regulated separately. If one tank is empty, the tank
alarm sensor discontinues the pump operation and a corresponding message will appear on the
screen. The two corrugated buttons on the front plate serve to start the pump when used for the
first time.
READING SCALE
The dosing station has been designed for a pH range of 0 to 14 with the reading to 0.01 pH
precision. For the Redox value, the tension in mV may vary between 0 and 1999 mV, to 1 mV
precision. All sensors are subject to a gradual ageing process. The sensitivity wil decrease and
the amplification curve must be changed. The data are recorded and displayed during the
calibration procedure. The sensitivity range of the dosing station for the pH sensor is 46 to 72
mV/pH with an amplification curve of ± 70 mV and ±200 mVt for the Redox
sensor.
ENTRY SIGNALS
The dosing station is equipped with two analogue entries for the constant control of the following
values: pH and Redox (mV). Both sections are equipped with an empty tank alarm. The STAND
BY entry discontinues the dosing pumps. The metal part of the connectors of the level regulation
and the sensors are earthed. A 12 V 10 mA tension is on the contact. Closing the contact
activates the entry.

INSTALLATION

PUTTING INTO OPERATION
Mount the assembly plate to a vertical wall in a dry and ventilated place. Make sure not to place
them on the dosing products to prevent the dosing station from being damaged in case of a
possible gas evasion.
The minimum temperatures depend on the respective dosing products which must be always
liquid.
The tanks with the reactive substances must be in the vicinity of the pumps. They must be
provided with lids to prevent gas evasion and with holes to make them open to the atmosphere
in order to avoid low pressure inside.
The maximum suction height is 1.5 m.
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