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How does Grundfos iSOLUTIONS help the pump control the cooling tower?
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What is the most commonly used and accessible way of setting up your pump?
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Which function can you use to start or stop the fan in the cooling tower?
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What does the hysteresis band do?
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What is the main purpose of a cooling tower?
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Q: How does Grundfos iSOLUTIONS help the pump control the cooling tower?
A: By keeping the pumps running at constant speed
Q: How does Grundfos iSOLUTIONS help the pump control the cooling tower?
A: Through variable speed and start/stop functions
Q: How does Grundfos iSOLUTIONS help the pump control the cooling tower?
A: By using powerful fans
Q: What is the most commonly used and accessible way of setting up your pump?
A: Grundfos GO
Q: What is the most commonly used and accessible way of setting up your pump?
A: The pump’s display
Q: What is the most commonly used and accessible way of setting up your pump?
A: The PC tool
Q: Which function can you use to start or stop the fan in the cooling tower?
A: The operating mode function
Q: Which function can you use to start or stop the fan in the cooling tower?
A: The control mode function
Q: Which function can you use to start or stop the fan in the cooling tower?
A: The limit exceed function
Q: What does the hysteresis band do?
A: It ensures that the fan starts when you exceed a set temperature
Q: What does the hysteresis band do?
A: It determines how low the temperature can be before the fan stops running
Q: What does the hysteresis band do?
A: Nothing – it’s a made-up phrase
Q: What is the main purpose of a cooling tower?
A: To transfer heat from the cooling water to the air by evaporation
Q: What is the main purpose of a cooling tower?
A: To boost pressure in the distribution area
Q: What is the main purpose of a cooling tower?
A: To keep a volume of water for emergency use
Q: Does fixed-speed operation give you a greater control of energy use?
A: Yes
Q: Does fixed-speed operation give you a greater control of energy use?
A: No