POOL PUMP AND MOTOR 0.60kw AQUAMAX S
Product Description:
Upgrade your pool system with the AQUAMAX S Series 0.60kW Pool Pump and Motor, a new addition to our superior line of pool equipment. Renowned for robust performance and reliability, this pump and motor are perfect for pools up to 35,000 litres.
Crafted for optimum efficiency, this self-priming, centrifugal pump comes with a closed vane impeller. The pump is also equipped with a leaf trap strainer, a mechanical shaft, and a squirrel cage induction motor. These features, combined with heavy-duty ball bearings, ensure smooth and hassle-free operation. Thanks to the inner threaded inlet and outlet installations, you can expect secure and effortless connections.
Product Details:
- Product Type: Pool Pump and Motor
- Brand: AQUAMAX
- Power Output: 0.60kW
- Suitability: Ideal for pools up to 35,000 litres
- Warranty: 2-year manufacturing defects warranty
Key Features:
- Powerful Performance: The 0.60kW output delivers effective circulation for your pool.
- Durable Construction: Features a mechanical shaft and a squirrel cage induction motor for long-lasting durability.
- Self-Priming Capabilities: This pump primes quickly and operates efficiently.
- Efficient Design: The closed vane impeller enhances the pump's efficiency for maximum water flow.
- Leaf Trap Strainer: Prevents debris from entering and damaging the pump, extending its lifespan.
- Easy Installation: Compatible with existing Speck porpoise pump installations, although professional installation is recommended.
- Cam and Ramp Lid: Securely locks in place with a quarter-turn.
- See-Through Lid: Enables easy inspection of the strainer basket.
Recommended Use: Compatible with AQUAMAX/AQUAFLO, EARTHeCO, or QUALITY 2 bag sand filters.
Package Includes: 1 x AQUAMAX S 0.60kW Pool Pump and Motor
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
We recommend that the pump is installed by a qualified pool professional or electrician.
A good installation of your pool pump will result in many years of trouble-free operation. Careful attention must be paid to the following:
1. Piping: The suction and discharge pipes must not be smaller in diameter than the pump connection i.e., Suction pipe diameter 50mm minimum (recommended 63mm), outlet pipe diameter 50mm minimum. Suitable unions should be used on the pump connections or placed in the lines adjacent to the pump connections in case the pump needs to be removed at any time. Do not support the pipework on the pump or vice versa. Make sure all pipe connections are completely water/airtight by using a suitable pipe jointing compound. Keep suction pipe as short as possible and only use pipes that are sufficiently rated to work at a minimum of 4 bar pressure. The suction line should enter the pump straight and horizontally for a length of at least 4 x the diameter of the pipe. The pump is a self-priming pump, which can be installed above or below water level, if you choose to go below, be sure to connect a control valve on your suction pipe between the pool weir/skimmer and the pump, which will prevent your pump being flooded when you open the lid to clean the pump leaf basket. Do not over tighten fittings into the inlet and outlet of the pump. Position pump on a flat level surface not exposed to flooding, as the pump motor is not waterproof.
2. Pump Positioning: (Important for motor cooling): We recommend that the pump be positioned at a level of no more than ± 300mm above your pool water level. Again, we stress the fact to keep the suction line as short as possible. A minimum clearance of 150mm must be allowed behind the motor fan cowling to the nearest obstruction to ensure proper air ventilation and easy access for servicing. The pump house/box must also have provision for adequate drainage facilities.
3. Ventilation: As the electric motor is fan cooled, sufficient ventilation must be allowed at all times during operation. Failure to do this will cause overheating resulting in premature bearing failure and/or motor burnout. If your pump house/box does not have ventilation holes the lid or door should be left open during operation of the pump.
4. Drainage: Flooding of the electric motor is the most common cause of motor failure. It is essential that adequate drainage be provided in the pump house/box. If the motor fails as a result of flooding, then there is no warranty whatsoever irrespective of how the water penetrated the motor. The pump must be protected from rain and flooding.
5. Electric Connections: These must be carried out by suitably qualified people only. Do not change the motor position as it is provided with a drain hole at the bottom to drain off any water which may leak past the mechanical shaft seal. A cable gland must be fitted to the terminal box. NOTE: The length of cable supplied with the pump is for testing only and should be replaced with suitably rated cable. Minimum specification 60245IEC66 (HO7RN-F).
6. Rotation: Before checking the rotation, drain the pump leaf trap of water. The correct rotation is clockwise when viewed from the motor end. Pumps with 220-volt single phase motors are wired at the manufacturer for the correct rotation.
How to keep your pool pump in good running condition
1. Clean the leaf trap in the pump and pool weir regularly.
2. Do not allow dust to accumulate on the motor as this affects the cooling process.
3 Do not leave foreign objects lying on the motor.
4 Change the rubber 0-Ring in the lid at 1-year intervals to maintain a good seal. The face on the leaf trap where the 0-Ring sits must be kept clean and smooth.
6. DO NOT RUN THE PUMP DRY or under closed valve conditions for extended periods.
7. Backwash your filter once a week, or when the pressure exceeds 50% above the starting operating pressure.
8. No Vaseline or petroleum-based lubricants should be used for lubricating 0-Rings or seals. Only silicone paste should be used.
Troubleshooting a pool pump:
Safety first! Isolate the motor before checking for problems.
Motor fails to start:
A) Check that incoming mains wires are connected to the correct motor terminals.
B) Check that the mains supply coming into the motor at the terminals corresponds with the data on the motor name plate.
C) Remove the fan cowl of the motor or insert a screwdriver in the slot of the motor shaft at the fan end and check if the shaft can be rotated freely. If this is not the case, the motor will have to be removed to check if foreign objects are jammed in the impeller.
D) Reset thermal overload (if fitted) at the reset button on motor terminal box.
Motor hums but will not start:
A) Remove the fan cowl of the motor or insert a screwdriver in the slot of the motor shaft at the fan end and check if the shaft can be rotated freely. ...
