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Ewuaqua rainwater manager 42020
  • without cover
  • with in-house and demand-oriented drinking water replenishment according to DIN EN 1717
  • with self-priming centrifugal pump and automatic pump switch for pressure-dependent, flow-dependent switch-off and dry-run protection with drinking water replenishment in the feed tank with free outlet in accordance with DIN EN 13077 type AB
  • with motor-driven switching valve (zone valve) for safe switching of the supply with rain or drinking water
  • which is controlled by a float switch a) Rainwater manager consisting of: multi-stage and self-priming centrifugal pump with safety plug (plug and play)
  • Manoscopes pump switch with match1
  • Check valve and shock absorber
  • Feed container made of MDPE (24 liters nominal volume and 7 liters usable volume) with free outlet
  • Type AB according to DIN EN 13077 and mechanical
  • proportionally controlled float valve (KTW / DVGW-W270 certification)
  • Float switch with 20 m connection cable and adjustment weight
  • motor-controlled switch valve 2000 "(zone valve)
  • Drinking water refill valve DN 13 (KTW- / DVGW-W270 certification) b) Anschlusszubehör with fastening material c) match0 consisting of: 2000 x reinforced hose 3/4 "300 mm with seal (KTW approval)
  • 2000 x brass Kugelhahn 3/4 "(KTW approval) Maximum delivery height (Hmax) 52 m
  • Maximum flow rate (Qmax) 4
  • 8 m3 / h
  • System height max. 30 m
  • 2000
  • 5 to 3
  • 5 bar adjustable
  • 1930 off pressure <match4
  • 8 liters / min
  • IP X4 (motor)
  • multistage centrifugal pump
  • self priming
  • Voltage 230 V / 50 Hz
  • Rated current 3
  • 9 A
  • Motor power P1 880 W.
  • Motor power P2 550 W

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Manufacturer
iWater Wassertechnik GmbH & Co. KG
E-Mail
info@iwater.de
Address
Gewerbestraße 6
53567 Asbach (Westerwald)
Germany
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