2. Screw the combination nipple into
the connection elbow.
3. Fix a hose to the combination
nipple.
The combination nipple can be
trimmed to suit the selected hose
connection. Use the largest possible
hose diameter.
STARTUP
Safety
CAUTION!
Exclude, by suitable means that in
the event of a fault in the immersion
pump, consequential damage is
caused by flooding.
Make sure that the immersion
pump is standing securely or
operate the immersion pump
suspended from a rope.
Make sure there is adequate
clearance under the pump.
Never allow the immersion
pump to run against a closed off
pressure line.
When using in shafts, make
sure the size is adequate.
Always cover the shaft with a
secure footplate.
Switching the pump on
CAUTION!
The immersion pump must not draw
in any solid bodies. Sand and other
abrasive materials in the conveying
medium will destroy the immersion
pump.
1. Unwind the connection cable (2)
completely.
2. Make sure that the electrical plug
connection is mounted in the area
safe from flooding.
3. Change the terminal position and
adjust the switching points of the
float switch (3) individually.
4. Attach the cable on the float
switch to the pump housing
securely.
➯ Recommended cable length on
the float switch approx. 120 mm
Use a suitable plate to ensure secure
mounting of the immersion pump on
muddy, sandy or stony ground.
5. Immerse the immersion pump in
the conveying medium slowly. Hold
the immersion pump at a slight angle
to allow any air to escape.
6. Insert the mains plug into the plug
socket.
➯ the immersion pump switches on
automatically using the float switch
when a specific water level has been
reached, and switches off again if the
water drops below the switch-off
height.
Switching the pump off
1 Remove the mains plug from the
plug socket.
Pumping out to residual water level
CAUTION!
Monitor the pump continuously when
pumping out to the residual water
level and avoid the pump running dry.
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