The 3” SQ pump is obviously ideal for new boreholes but where can it also be used?
Which of these isn’t a key dry-run protection benefit for the installer?
What must the supply voltage lie between in order for the SQ/SQE pump to deliver a flow of water?
Where is domestic groundwater extraction typically relevant?
What is a key installer benefit of the voltage protection in SQ/SQE?
Which protection features does the SQE have?
Test results
Q: The 3” SQ pump is obviously ideal for new boreholes but where can it also be used?
A: In wells with water temperature up to 60° C.
Q: The 3” SQ pump is obviously ideal for new boreholes but where can it also be used?
A: In installations that require constant pressure.
Q: The 3” SQ pump is obviously ideal for new boreholes but where can it also be used?
A: In original 4” boreholes where sediments over the years have narrowed the hole.
Q: Which of these isn’t a key dry-run protection benefit for the installer?
A: The installer can avoid costly callbacks
Q: Which of these isn’t a key dry-run protection benefit for the installer?
A: The installer doesn’t have to worry about additional components
Q: Which of these isn’t a key dry-run protection benefit for the installer?
A: The installer doesn’t have to worry about water bursts
Q: What must the supply voltage lie between in order for the SQ/SQE pump to deliver a flow of water?
A: Between 100 V and 250 V
Q: What must the supply voltage lie between in order for the SQ/SQE pump to deliver a flow of water?
A: Between 150 V and 315 V
Q: What must the supply voltage lie between in order for the SQ/SQE pump to deliver a flow of water?
A: Between 230 V and 400 V
Q: Where is domestic groundwater extraction typically relevant?
A: In big cities.
Q: Where is domestic groundwater extraction typically relevant?
A: In remote areas where it is too costly to extend the municipal water supply to just a few houses.
Q: Where is domestic groundwater extraction typically relevant?
A: In smaller and medium sized towns.
Q: What is a key installer benefit of the voltage protection in SQ/SQE?
A: Steady water supply
Q: What is a key installer benefit of the voltage protection in SQ/SQE?
A: Faster installation
Q: What is a key installer benefit of the voltage protection in SQ/SQE?
A: Fewer service visits
Q: Which protection features does the SQE have?
A: Voltage handling, soft start, dry-running protection and overload protection.
Q: Which protection features does the SQE have?
A: Protection against the well running dry.
Q: Which protection features does the SQE have?
A: The SQE does not have any protection features.