TH-Fill

Relay for well filling control by means of a 24VAC solenoid valve. Control mode by means of probes or buoys. Power supply 230VAC. DIN rail mounting.

Description

Reservoir filling control module for solenoid valve
Tank filling control by level probes or buoys, and control of a solenoid valve at 24V, in a 3-module wide box for DIN rail mounting with 230V power supply.
It has front indication of voltage presence and solenoid valve position (open or closed), as well as front potentiometers for adjusting water sensitivity (hardness) and delay time before opening and closing the solenoid valve (surge).

Operation: When the tank level drops below the minimum probe, the solenoid valve opens and remains open until the level reaches the maximum probe. There is always a delay in the opening and closing of the solenoid valve, which can be adjusted.

The output contact is a voltage-free relay contact. It is activated and deactivated at the same time as the solenoid valve, and can be used to activate a tank filling signal.

Downloads

(ES) Declaración UE de conformidad / (EN) EU Declaration of Conformity - TH-FILL.pdf Download
(ES) Manual de usuario - TH-FILL - ED2.pdf Download
(EN) User manual - TH-FILL - ED2.pdf Download
(FR) Manuel de l’utilisateur -TH-FILL - ED2.pdf Download
(РУ) Руководство пользователя - TH-FILL - ED2.pdf Download

Technical Specifications

SPECIFICATIONS VALUE
Feeding 230 VAC 50/60 Hz
Signage VOLTAGE and ELECTROVALVE
Response sensitivity Adjustable from 60 to 200 Kohm
Probe voltage 24 VAC 50 Hz
Slingshot intensity 1.2 mA max. in short circuit
Maximum pump cross section 2,5 mm2
Contacto utilización Voltage free, 5 A / 250 VAC max.
Dimensions (mm) / weight 91 x 53 x 60 / 490 g

Codes and references

CODES REFERENCES
10002676 TH-FILL

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