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The pump must be installed with a horizontal motor shaft within:

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In which standard position does the conduit box come?

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How can AUTOADAPT ensure optimal comfort at the lowest possible cost at all times?

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How does the built-in dry run protection in the ALPHA and UPSe range work?

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How can ALPHA pumps reduce call backs and save homeowners time?

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What happens when the pump operates with a high demand for an extended period of time?

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1: The pump must be installed with a horizontal motor shaft within:
± 15°
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1: The pump must be installed with a horizontal motor shaft within:
± 10°
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1: The pump must be installed with a horizontal motor shaft within:
± 5°
2: In which standard position does the conduit box come?
The 3 o'clock position
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2: In which standard position does the conduit box come?
The 6 o'clock position
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2: In which standard position does the conduit box come?
The 9 o'clock position
3: How can AUTOADAPT ensure optimal comfort at the lowest possible cost at all times?
It has all the required settings from the factory to achieve the right setpoint
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3: How can AUTOADAPT ensure optimal comfort at the lowest possible cost at all times?
The user manually adapts the settings over time to achieve the right setpoint
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3: How can AUTOADAPT ensure optimal comfort at the lowest possible cost at all times?
It constantly analyzes the system it is part of and determines the right setpoint
4: How does the built-in dry run protection in the ALPHA and UPSe range work?
It continues to run the pump without water
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4: How does the built-in dry run protection in the ALPHA and UPSe range work?
It locates and uses water from a different system
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4: How does the built-in dry run protection in the ALPHA and UPSe range work?
It stops the pump if no water is detected in the system
5: How can ALPHA pumps reduce call backs and save homeowners time?
You can set preventative controls through the Grundfos Go app
5: How can ALPHA pumps reduce call backs and save homeowners time?
They will install themselves
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5: How can ALPHA pumps reduce call backs and save homeowners time?
They simply never experience errors
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6: What happens when the pump operates with a high demand for an extended period of time?
The curve will shift upward to make sure it’s delivering optimal comfort
6: What happens when the pump operates with a high demand for an extended period of time?
The curve will shift downward to save money on the electricity bill
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6: What happens when the pump operates with a high demand for an extended period of time?
The curve will remain unchanged
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