EE1650m Eckerle reservoir pump for air-conditioning to 30 kW

Eckerle EE1650M reservoir pump for air-conditioning to 30 kW

• Alarm switch: max. 230V, 8A (ohmic load) NO/NC (normally open/ normally closed
• Pump unit (L x W x H): 244 x174 x144 mm
• Electrical spec.: 230V. 50/60Hz, 40VA
• Alarm switch: 230V, 8A (ohmic load) NO/NC (normally open/ normally closed)
• max. flow rate: 32 l/h-max.
• delivery height: 15 m
• Tank capacity: 2 l
• Switching points (mm) Alarm: max. 23 Start: 20 ±1 Stop: 15 ±1
• EE1650M Eckerle Tank condensate pump for large pumping heights
• Usage
• This compact unit with integrated float is intended for use with units that are only equipped with a condensate collection tray, such as: air conditioning convectors, air conditioning cabinets, built-in units and water collection consoles.
• During operation, it must be ensured that no liquid runs via the pump!
• Description
• The delivery system is equipped with two floats that operate separately.
• The working float switches the pump on and off, depending on the fill level (with a run-on time).
• The alarm float toggles the normally-closed contact potential-free.
• An integrated non-return valve prevents the backflow of condensate into the container.
• Made in Germany

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