1.Power connection and temperature control settings: First, plug in the power cord of the circulation pump to ensure that it is powered on normally.
Set the time through the thermostat and adjust the temperature between 38 ° C and 42 ° C.
2. Exhaust work: If it is the first time using a circulation pump, exhaust work is required.
Ensure that there is no gas inside the pump body to avoid affecting the boosting effect.
It is recommended to exhaust the circulation pump every week.
3. Temperature regulation: The circulating pump can adjust the temperature according to demand.
If you want the hot water to be hotter, you can increase the temperature; If you want it to cool down, lower the temperature.
Multiple modes such as temperature control, timing, and manual are available for selection, and users can switch according to their needs.
4. Energy saving use: In order to save electricity, a temperature circulation pump controller can be used.
When the water temperature reaches a certain temperature, the circulation pump starts working.
Alternatively, a time controller can be used to set a fixed time switch to achieve efficient and energy-saving effects.
Installation and maintenance precautions:
1. Installation location selection: The circulating pump can be installed at the outlet of the heating furnace or the inlet of the underfloor heating water distributor to ensure rapid circulation of hot water.
2. Exhaust and debris cleaning: Before installation, check whether there are stains or debris inside the pipeline, and clean it in a timely manner to prevent pipeline blockage. During the installation process, attention should also be paid to cleaning up debris to avoid entanglement of the circulating pump impeller.
3. Safe wiring: The wiring of the circulating pump requires the use of a plug with a ground wire, ensuring that the ground wire end is connected to the motor housing to avoid the risk of electric shock.
4. Regular inspection: Regularly check whether the circulating pump has abnormal noise or operates for a long time without water, and repair it in a timely manner to extend its service life.
