F40 SERIES
Features
- Eliminates pressure tanks and switches
- No metal parts in contact with water
- Starts on pressure, stops on flow
- Suits all pipe sizes 25mm (”1) & larger
- Highly adaptable & adjustable
- Auto restart after running dry
- Directly control pumps to 3.75kw / 5hp
- Ignores minor flow fluctuations
- Indicator lights for all functions
- Suitable for use in seawater
- Tough reliable construction
- 10 Bar (150psi) pressure rating
- 20 Bar (300psi) models available
- Weatherproof housing IP67
- Simple plug in installation
General description
The F40 digital pump controller is a powerful self-contained microcomputer that controls and protects a pump under its command.
The F40 provides a seamless environment for the pump and gives the end user all the advantages of constant flow and at the same
time protects the pump against damage from being run dry. Constant flow means a smooth supply free from the pressure
fluctuations that plague conventional pressure controlled pumps.
Applications
- Domestic water supply
- Industrial pump control
- control of transfer pumps
- Irrigation pump control
- Pressure boosting pumps
- Water treatment systems
- Washdown control
- Pool & spa pumps
- Bore pump control
Data sheets
Wiring diagrams
Paddle trimming calculator
F30 Pump control
Features
- Australian made
- Flow and dry run protection
- Capable of directly controlling pumps up to 3.75KW or 5HP
- No metal parts in contact with liquids
- 240V, 24VAC and DC models available
- Reliable proven construction
- Weatherproof enclosure
- Suits pipes 25mm and above
- 18 BAR (260 PSI) Pressure Rating
- Stainless models available
Description
The F30 Pump Controller is a microprocessor based electronic flow switch that monitors both flow and pressure. When included in a pressure system it
vastly improves overall performance and gives the benefit of both constant flow and dry run protection. Pressure systems cycle between low and high
pressure, not because this gives the user any advantage but simply because a pressure differential is required to operate the pressure switch that
normally controls such pumps. The user sees the effect as fluctuations in pressure at the tap. If loss of prime occurs, a pump controlled by a pressure
switch will run the pump dry and can cause major damage.
More Information
Wiring Diagrams
- F30 On an Irrigation controller (PDF)
- F30 Tank filling circuit (PDF)
- F30 Tank filling circuit 415VAC (PDF)
- F27TD/F30TD Terminal Markings