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How many times higher than nominal speed does the motor current reach during the first milliseconds?

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By how much does the supply voltage decrease before the motor contactor stops the pump?

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The 3” SQ pump is obviously ideal for new boreholes but where can it also be used?

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In addition to limiting the current draw from the mains during start-up of the pump, how does the soft-start functionality benefit operation?

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Is the SQE pump able to provide constant pressure?

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What is the benefit of a slow increase in speed?

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1: How many times higher than nominal speed does the motor current reach during the first milliseconds?
Four times higher
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1: How many times higher than nominal speed does the motor current reach during the first milliseconds?
Six times higher
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1: How many times higher than nominal speed does the motor current reach during the first milliseconds?
Seven times higher
2: By how much does the supply voltage decrease before the motor contactor stops the pump?
More than 10 %
2: By how much does the supply voltage decrease before the motor contactor stops the pump?
More than 15 %
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2: By how much does the supply voltage decrease before the motor contactor stops the pump?
More than 20 %
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3: The 3” SQ pump is obviously ideal for new boreholes but where can it also be used?
In wells with water temperature up to 60° C.
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3: The 3” SQ pump is obviously ideal for new boreholes but where can it also be used?
In installations that require constant pressure.
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3: The 3” SQ pump is obviously ideal for new boreholes but where can it also be used?
In original 4” boreholes where sediments over the years have narrowed the hole.
4: In addition to limiting the current draw from the mains during start-up of the pump, how does the soft-start functionality benefit operation?
Soft start reduces over-pressure in your piping.
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4: In addition to limiting the current draw from the mains during start-up of the pump, how does the soft-start functionality benefit operation?
It reduces the occurrence of water hammer in the pipes and minimises wear during start-up.
4: In addition to limiting the current draw from the mains during start-up of the pump, how does the soft-start functionality benefit operation?
Soft start prevents the motor from getting warm.
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5: Is the SQE pump able to provide constant pressure?
No.
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5: Is the SQE pump able to provide constant pressure?
Yes.
6: What is the benefit of a slow increase in speed?
It keeps the motor current low
6: What is the benefit of a slow increase in speed?
It keeps pump movements at a minimum
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6: What is the benefit of a slow increase in speed?
It removes the need for motor contactors
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