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Function:

PWL21P a low cost, reliable,  IC based  water level controllers. It  keep  constant watch on the water level and switch ON  or OFF the pump motors subject to availability of water at the reservoir and requirement level set at the upper tank.

Series PWL21P is designed to operate with electrode type to sense the water level.  Stainless Steel sensors with connector box are installed both at  over head tank and reservoir. 

 

 


Features:
 
No dry run of motor & no overflow of water:

Sensors installed in the reservoir senses the availability of water in it. The sensors at the overhead tank is preset with a  level at which the pump is to operate and switch off on reaching upper  level. The pump is switched on only if the water is available at the reservoir.  The system ensures no over flow from the overhead tank and no motor burn out due to dry running .

  AUTO/MANUAL/ OFF Selection:

  The controller has AUTO/ MANUAL/ OFF  selection switch on the front    
  panel. Under manual mode pump can be  switch on manually, if the switch is    
  in center- Off position, motor remains  OFF. This option may be required in  
  emergencies and for cleaning up the electrodes or water tanks.

  Direct operation:

  Up to 2 H.P. 1 Phase. On demand higher rating can be supplied.
 

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Protections:
The controllers has built in protections for

A) Over/ Under  Voltage Protection:
The controller protects  the motor from running at low/ high voltage thus saves the motor  burnout.  

B) Over Load Protection:
Electronics based over load circuit switches off the  motor if load drawn exceeds the pre-set value and thus protects the pump motor from damages.
C) No dry run
 

Indications:
The controller is provided with following  LED indications:

A) UNDER VOLTAGE                      
B) OVER VOLTAGE
C) OVER LOAD                  
D)
PUMP ON
E) LOW TANK
                             
F) FULL TANK
G) MAINS ON

 
Connection diagram:

 
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