Simer A5200 User manual

©2016 SIM969 (Rev. 09/07/16)
OWNER’S MANUAL
Battery Backup System
NOTICE D’UTILISATION
Système de secours à batterie
MANUAL DEL USUARIO
Sistema de batería de respaldo
6976 0515
A5200
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Safety 2
Important Safety Instructions
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS - This manual contains
important instructions that should be followed during
installation, operation, and maintenance of the product.
This is the safety alert symbol. When you see this
symbol on your pump or in this manual, look for one of
the following signal words and be alert to the potential
for personal injury!
indicates a hazard which, if not avoided,
will result in death or serious injury.
indicates a hazard which, if not avoided,
can result in death or serious injury.
indicates a hazard which, if not avoided,
can or may result in minor or moderate injury.
NOTICE addresses practices not related to personal injury.
Carefully read and follow all safety instructions in this
manual and on pump.
Keep safety labels in good condition. Replace missing or
damaged safety labels.
To avoid risk of serious bodily injury due to electrical
shock or burns and property damage due to flooding,
read the safety instructions carefully before installing
pump.
Battery acid is corrosive. Do not spill on
skin, clothing, or battery charger. Wear eye and head
protection when working with battery. Connect and
disconnect DC output terminals only after removing the
charger from the AC outlet. Never allow the DC
terminals to touch each other.
Hazardous Voltage. Can cause severe or
fatal electrical shock. Do not plug in or unplug battery
charger while standing on a wet floor or in water. Be
sure one hand is free when plugging in or unplugging
charger. If basement floor is wet, disconnect power to
basement before walking on floor.
Risk of flooding. Do not run pump dry. To
do so will damage seals and can cause leaking and
property damage.
Follow local and/or national plumbing and electrical
codes when installing the system. A ground fault circuit
interrupter (GFCI) is recommended for use on any
electrical appliance submerged in water.
Use this system only for backup sump pump duty in a
residential application. It is not designed as a primary
sump pump.
Do not lift pump by electrical cord.
Risk of electrical shock. Do not lift the
pump by the electrical cord; lift pump only by the
discharge pipe, lifting ring or handle on the pump. Lifting
by the cord can damage the cord.
Pump clear water only with this pump.
Pump is permanently lubricated at the factory. Do not try
to lubricate it!
Keep battery charger and battery box off of the floor and
in a dry, cool, well ventilated area.
NOTICE: If a Carbon Monoxide (CO) sensor is installed,
it must be at least 15 feet away from battery charger
in order to avoid nuisance CO alarms. Please refer to
your CO detector’s installation guidelines for more
information.
To avoid danger of fire or explosion, keep sparks and
flame (pilot light) away from battery.
Maximum vertical pumping distance is 14 feet (4.3M) for
Model A5200.
Make sure sump is clear of debris. Debris can damage
the pump which can result in flooding.
California Proposition 65 Warning
This product and related accessories contain
chemicals known to the State of California to cause
cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm.
GENERAL INFORMATION
The battery backup sump system is not a substitute for
your primary sump pump. It is designed to temporarily
backup your primary sump pump during a power outage
or other problem which prevents normal operation of
the primary pump. Do not use this system to pump
flammable liquids or chemicals. Pump clear water only
with this pump.
Keep the battery charger dry and protected from damage.
This system is designed to work with a deep cycle sealed
maintenance free lead-acid AGM battery. It will also
work with a flooded lead acid battery. Gell and Sealed
flooded lead acid batteries are not recommended. In
an emergency (such as an extended power outage)
which depletes the system deep cycle battery, your
automobile battery may be temporarily substituted. Be
sure to replace the system deep cycle battery as soon
as possible. Use of an automobile battery instead of a
deep cycle battery in this system will significantly reduce
the system’s total performance. Automobile batteries
are not designed for this type of application and will be
quickly ruined by the repeated charge/discharge cycling.
NOTICE: This system is not designed for applications
involving salt water, brine, or where fish may be present!
Use with these will void warranty.

Installation 3
BASIC TOOLS AND PARTS NEEDED
(Purchase Separately)
Channel locks or large adjustable pliers
Tape measure
Socket wrench or 5/16” nut driver
Side cutters
Hacksaw (to cut PVC pipe)
Medium size pliers
Slotted screwdriver
Phillips head screwdriver
Pencil or marker
PTFE pipe thread sealant tape
PVC glue (solvent weld)
PVC pipe cleaner
Cloth towel
Plastic fittings
Check valve(s) - 1 or 2 depending on installation
38-120 Ampere-Hour Storage or Deep Cycle Battery
Required Battery Capacity:
For best results, use the following AGM Storage Batteries:
Part Amp-Hour
Gal/Charge
at 10’
Approx Run
Time
BAT40 40 3000 4.5 Hours
BAT75 75 7000 10.3 Hours
• Unit equipped with dual battery capability
• Maximum amp-hour: 120
NOTICE: The charger will not fully charge batteries with
excessive amp hour ratings without resetting system.
BATTERY BACKUP SYSTEM (BBU)
INSTALLATION AND OPERATION
NOTICE:
• Install this system during a time when the primary
pump will not be needed. Gather all supplies before
starting. Read all warnings and installation steps
before you start.
• Be prepared for water to leak from the coupling or
piping when disassembling or cutting the discharge
pipe. Protect system components, tools and supplies
from getting wet. Dry any work areas that get wet.
NOTICE: Study pages 4-8 to determine which installation
method will be best for you. The “Separate Discharge”
(Figure 4), installation is recommended.
NOTICE: Check your local codes and ordinances
regarding waste water disposal (especially when running
the pump discharge outside the house) before you start.
The installation must conform to all legal requirements.
If possible, install the BBU so that the discharge goes
directly outdoors (separate discharge pipe from the
primary sump pump discharge pipe). If this is not a
practical option, see the “Common Discharge” (Figure 5)
or Easy Install (Figure 3).
NOTICE: For ALL installations, once the installation is
complete, run both the primary sump pump and the BBU
through at least one complete cycle to make sure that
everything operates correctly.
Personal injury and flood hazard. Do not
turn the pump on until all the fittings are glued and the
glue has dried. Loose fittings can explode off of pipes
and cause personal injury and flooding.
Risk of electrical shock. At the circuit breaker
or fuse box, turn off the electrical power to the sump
pump before beginning this installation.
Setup
1. Locate the high water level in your sump pit (the
water level at which the existing (primary) sump
pump starts - see Figure 1). Turn off power to pump
and mark this point on the discharge pipe with a
pencil or marker.
2. Drain the sump pit as far as possible without running
the pump dry. Do this by:
A. Piggyback switch: Unplug the pump and switch
from the outlet, then unplug the pump from the
piggyback switch. Reset the circuit breaker or
reinstall the fuse and plug the pump directly into
the outlet. The pump will start. Drain the pit and
unplug the pump. OR
b. Nopiggyback switch: Reset the circuit breaker
or reinstall the fuse and use a non-conducting
broom handle or stick to raise the float switch;
the pump should start. Drain the pit and then
release the switch.
3. When the pit has drained, turn off (open) the circuit
breaker or remove the fuse again to avoid electrical
shock while working on the installation.
Figure 1: Mark pipe at ‘start’ water level
4. Study Figure 2 for suggested layouts.
The Easy-Install layout works better for deeper sumps
and allows a smaller diameter sump (diameter 13-1/2” or
larger, depth more than 22”).

Installation 4
INSTALLATION (Typical): Easy Install
Risk of electrical shock. Can shock, burn, or
kill. Unplug the primary sump pump before beginning this
procedure.
1. Find the high water level mark you made on the
discharge pipe in “Setup, Step 1”. Cut the pipe at this
point and set the cut-off piece aside for use later. Clean
up and debur the cut ends.
2. Wrap the threads of the Battery Backup pump (BBU
pump) and the 1-1/4” x close nipple with 1-1/2 – 2
turns of PTFE pipe thread sealant tape (see Figure 3).
Leave the first thread free of tape and wrap
clockwise ( ).
3. Thread the tee, the close nipple, the 1-1/4” x 1-1/4”
check valve, and the BBU pump together. To get them
tight, hold the pump and insert a large screwdriver
down through the tee and tighten the whole assembly
with the screwdriver. DoNot overtighteN!When the
assembly is tight, the pump and tee should align verti-
cally (no twist – see Figure 3).
4. Glue the cut-off piece of pipe (which you set aside in
Step 2) into the top of the tee.
NOTICE If your discharge pipe is 1-1/4” inch, glue one
of the reducer bushings supplied with the system into
the tee, then glue the pipe into the bushing.
5. Look at your primary pump to determine if you have
a check valve in or near the pump discharge. If not,
install the auxiliary check valve in the bottom arm of
the tee and install the slip coupling on the check valve
(see Figure 3). For 1-1/4” discharge pipe, glue the
remaining reducer bushing into the slip coupling.
NOTICE If the primary pump assembly already includes
a functioning check valve, do not use the auxiliary check
valve included in the BBU system. You need one check
valve between the primary pump and the tee (to prevent
backflow from either pump into the sump pit), but two
check valves will restrict the pipe too much.
6. Trial Fit (No glue yet): Place the primary pump
assembly back in the sump pit and add (dry) the tee/
check valve/BBU pump assembly to it. If necessary,
also include the 1-1/2 x 1-1/4 reducer bushing and the
slip coupling and auxiliary check valve (see NOTICE
above).
7. Measure the assembly against the hanging upper
discharge pipe (where you cut it in Step 1 under
“Setup”). Mark the discharge pipe coming up from the
tee 1/4” below the point of overlap (that is, you should
have an air gap of 1/4” after you cut the pipe). Don’t
cut anything yet.
8. Study the assembly in the pit for a moment and then
adjust it so that nothing interferes with the primary
pump or its switch. Mark the joints with a permanent
marker so that you can realign everything after you pull
it out of the pit for gluing (see Figure 2).
NOTICE Take your time with this - it takes care but isn’t
very difficult. Be sure you leave enough room for the BBU
pump’s vertical switch. Mark everything that might move!
9. After you have marked everything, remove the
assembly from the pit.
10. Cut off the vertical discharge pipe at the cut point you
marked in Step 8. besure you are cuttiNg oN the right
mark!
11. Recheck the alignment and glue up all the joints on the
primary pump assembly.
NOTICE You may need to support the assembly, which
won’t balance very well, in order to preserve the align-
ment while gluing it. Check this before you start gluing.
Another pair of hands may help here!
12. After the glue has set, slide the hose coupling and its
clamps down over the assembled discharge pipe. If the
pipe is 1-1/4”, be sure to use the two reducing inserts
included with the coupling.
13. Hook the switch clamp over the switch bracket and slide
the assembly down over the hose coupling and discharge
pipe. Clamp the switch so that the water level when the
switch shuts off is above the BBU pump’s intake.
14. Replace the assembly in the pit, slide the hose coupling
up over the air gap so that it joins the pipes, and tighten
the clamps enough to keep it there.
15. Check fit, alignment, etc. If everything looks good,
make sure that the BBU vertical switch is at the right
height and free of obstructions, then tighten the hose
clamps on the coupling.
16. Adjust the rod stop location on the BBU float rod to
give the desired switch travel. If necessary, nip off the
bottom of the float rod to provide clearance.
5762 0108
Figure 2: Mark joints for gluing

Installation 5
Primary Pump Discharge
Pipe (cut to fit)
Primary Sump Pump
Discharge Port
Primary Sump Pump
Check Valve
Flow Arrow; Must point
AWAY from Pump being
Protected
1-1/2"x1-1/4" Slip Reducer
Bushing*
#
1-1/2"x1-1/2" Slip Coupling*
Not to scale;
wiring omitted
for clarity.
1-1/2"x 1-1/2" slip x
1-1/4" FNPT Tee* 1-1/4”x1-1/4”
Check Valve
Assembly*
PTFE pipe thread sealant
tape on all threaded joints
Battery Back Up
Sump Pump*
Auxiliary Check Valve*
(See Important Check Valve
Warranty Note, Below)
Alternate Installation
for a Shallow Sump
“Easy Install” Layout
6974-0515
†
1-1/4”x1-1/4”
Close Nipple*
NOTICE
#
†
* Supplied with the Battery Backup System.
Use if necessary to adapt a 1-1/4” discharge pipe to the 1-1/2” fittings supplied.
Use to adapt the auxiliary check valve to the discharge pipe.
Discharge pipe
cutoff piece
Upper Discharge pipe
Hose Coupling with Clamps*
1-1/2"x1-1/4" Slip
Reducer bushing*
†
Check Valve Flapper(s) must swing in direction shown.
Flow arrow(s) must point AWAY from pump being protected.
The 1-1/4” X 1-1/4” Check Valve Assembly must be installed
as shown or the warranty is void. Do not use a wrench!
If the Primary Sump Pump does not have a check valve
installed as shown below the Tee, the Auxiliary Check Valve
must be installed as shown or the warranty is void.
IMPORTANT CHECK VALVE/WARRANTY NOTE:
Battery Backup
Switch*
Figure 3: Typical Installation Layouts

Installation 6
INSTALLATION (Typical): Separate Discharge
Risk of electrical shock. Can shock, burn, or
kill. Unplug the primary sump pump before beginning this
procedure.
NOTICE: Allow for overlap when cutting piping and run a
trial (dry) fitting before you glue.
1. Use PTFE pipe thread sealant tape on male ends of
discharge pipe. Thread the 1-1/4” x 1-1/2” elbow
(supplied) onto the discharge. When tight, the elbow
must point up.
2. If possible, install the Battery Backup Unit (BBU) on
the floor of the sump; be sure that the two pumps do
not touch each other and do not interfere with switch
operation.
NOTICE: If debris or gravel is present in the bottom of
the sump pit that could get sucked up into the pump, set
both the primary sump pump and the BBU up on bricks
or cinder blocks to prevent clogging.
3. If the sump is too small to allow both pumps to sit on
the bottom of the sump, install an angle bracket on the
primary sump pump’s discharge pipe with stainless steel
hose clamps. Mount the backup pump on the angle
bracket. See Figure 4, “Separate Discharge”.
4. Cut a piece of 1-1/2” PVC pipe to reach from the back-
up pump discharge elbow to about one (1) foot above
the basement floor. This is the lower discharge pipe.
5. To prevent airlocking the pump during operation, drill
a 1/8” hole in the lower discharge pipe about 2” above
the bottom of the pipe (below floor level).
6. Install FP0026-10 check valve (purchase separately)
on the upper end of the pipe. Tighten the hose clamps
securely. BE SURE that the flow arrows point UP (away
from the BBU). If they point down, the valve will not
pass water and the pump will not work.
7. Cut a short length of 1-1/2” PVC pipe for a riser pipe
and clamp it into the top of the check valve.
8. Install a U74-68 Hose and Clamp Assembly on the top
of the riser pipe. For 1-1/2” pipe, remove and discard
the short piece of 1-1/4” hose in the Hose and Clamp
Assembly. Leave the hose clamps loose and slide the
Assembly down below the top of the riser pipe.
9. Determine where you want the discharge to exit the
basement. At that point, drill the necessary holes (large
enough to have clearance for a 1-1/2” pipe) to allow
you to run the discharge pipe from above the sump to
the outdoors.
10. Install the horizontal discharge pipe. Install a 90° elbow
on the inside end but do not glue.
11. Cut another short piece of 1-1/2” PVC for the Upper
Discharge Pipe to run from the top of the riser pipe up
to the 90° elbow. Be sure to allow enough overlap for
the glue joint in the elbow.
12. Do a trial fit with NO GLUE, installing the 1-1/2”
upper discharge pipe in the 90° elbow and the upper
discharge pipe in the vertical end of the 90° elbow. The
upper discharge pipe should just fit between the riser
pipe and the elbow.
13. Risk of fire and chemical inhalation.
Whenever using PVC primer and PVC cement, follow
the glue manufacturer’s instructions.
14. Make sure that the BBU will clear the primary sump
pump and its switch. If there isn’t room for both pumps
to sit on the floor of the sump, the BBU will have to be
raised (depending on your particular situation).
15. Clean, prime and glue the upper discharge pipe into the
90º elbow. When the glue has set, slide the Hose and
Clamp Assembly up to cover the joint and tighten all the
hose clamps.
16. Install the Battery Backup Switch as shown, 1” above
start water level of primary pump. Fasten it to the pipe
with cable ties.
17. Tape the pump cord to the riser pipe so that the plug
cannot fall into the sump.
18. Go to “BBU WIRING AND SETUP” for wiring
instructions.
19. Once all wiring is complete, fill your pit with water
and verify that the PSP removes the water and the BBU
doesn’t run. Then, unplug your PSP and refill your pit
with water. Verify that the BBU pump removes the water.
20. Make sure that the power is on to both pumps, and your
system is ready to use.

Installation 7
INSTALLATION (Typical): Common Discharge
Risk of electrical shock. Can shock, burn, or
kill. Unplug the primary sump pump before beginning this
procedure.
NOTICE: Allow for over lap when cutting piping and run a
trial (dry) fitting before you glue.
NOTICE: If there is no check valve in the primary sump
pump’s discharge, you will need to install one. You must also
install one in the BBU’s discharge pipe (Figure 5). Make sure
that the check valve flow arrow points AWAY from the pump
it is protecting.
1. Use PTFE pipe thread sealant tape on male ends of
discharge pipe. Thread the 1-1/4” x 1-1/2” elbow
(supplied) onto the discharge. When tight, the elbow
must point up.
2. If possible, position the BBU on the floor of the sump;
be sure that the two pumps do not touch each other and
do not interfere with switch operation.
NOTICE: If debris or gravel is present in the bottom of
the sump pit that could get sucked up into the pump, set
both the primary sump pump and the BBU up on bricks
or cinder blocks to prevent clogging.
3. If the sump is too small to allow both pumps to sit on
the bottom of the sump, find a raised position that
doesn’t interfere with the PSP switch.
4. Cut a piece of 1-1/2” PVC pipe to reach from the back-
up pump discharge elbow to about one (1) foot above
the basement floor. This is the lower discharge pipe.
5. To prevent airlocking the pump during operation, drill
a 1/8” hole in the lower discharge pipe about 2” above
the bottom of the pipe (below floor level).
6. Install FP0026-10 check valve (purchase separately)
on the upper end of the pipe. Tighten the hose clamps
securely. BE SURE that the flow arrows point UP (away
from the backup pump). If they point down, the valve
will not pass water and the pump will not work.
7. Cut the discharge pipe for the primary sump pump (PSP)
above the union and check valve (if any). Make this cut
about 18” above the top of the BBU’s riser pipe with the
backup pump sitting as installed.
8. If the PSP does not have a check valve installed in the
discharge pipe, install one now.
9. Cut a length of discharge pipe for the PSP to fit between
the check valve and a 45° slip wye. Be sure to allow for
the overlap needed for gluing joints.
10. Install the 45° wye on the PSP’s discharge pipe.
11. Install a 45° elbow on the 1-1/2” BATTERY BACKUP
discharge pipe.
NOTICE: You may need to insert a piece of straight pipe
between the elbow and the wye. If so, use a standard
45° elbow. If you do not need to insert a piece of
straight pipe between the elbow and the wye (elbow
goes directly into the wye), use a 45° slip street ell.
12. Fit the upper discharge pipe to the upper end of the wye.
NOTICE: It is good practice to cut a short length of
pipe to go into the wye and install a union on the pipe.
Continue the discharge pipe from the outlet side of
the union. This will allow easier removal of the system
for cleaning or service. A U74-68 Hose and Clamp
Assembly can be used for this.
13. Make sure that the BBU will clear the primary sump
pump and its switch. If there isn’t room for both pumps
to sit on the floor of the sump, the BBU will have to be
raised (depending on your particular situation).
14. Do a trial assembly to make sure that everything is
going to fit. This may require a helper to assist in holding
everything together while you check the fit without glue.
Mark all joints before gluing.
Risk of fire and chemical inhalation. Follow
the glue manufacturer’s instructions regarding fire hazards
and ventilation when using PVC solvents, primer, and
cement.
15. Take all the pipe apart, clean all joints, and then
reassemble the system, gluing it with PVC primer and
glue.
16. Install the Battery Backup Switch as shown, 1” above
start water level of primary pump. Fasten it to the pipe
with the cable ties provided.
17. Tape the pump cord to the riser pipe so that the plug
cannot fall into the sump.
18. Go to “BBU WIRING AND SETUP” for wiring
instructions.
19. Once all wiring is complete, fill your pit with water
and verify that the PSP removes the water and the BBU
doesn’t run. Then, unplug your PSP and refill your pit
with water. Verify that the BBU pump removes the water.
20. Make sure that the power is on to both pumps, and your
system is ready to use.

Installation 8
Figure 4: Typical installation with separate discharge pipes.
Figure 5: Typical installation with common discharge pipe.
Common Discharge
NO
TICE: In this installation,if the Primary Sump Pump (PSP) does not
ha
ve a check valve installed below the wye, you MUST install a check
v
alve for the PSP as shown.This prevents backflow of water into the
sump from the Batter Backup Unit
. Check Valve Flapper(s) must swing
AW
AY and flow arrow(s) must point AWAY from the pump being protecte
d.
The water lev
el when the switch shuts off must be above must be above the
BBU pump intak
e.
Ty
pical installation,
assembled
.
Not to scale.
Wiring omited for clarity.
* Supplied with the Battery Backup Unit.
Intems in italics must be purchased separately.
Both check v
alves
must be installed
on the pump side
of the
wye. 1-1/2” PVC Upper
Discharge Pipe
(cut to fit)
U74-68 Hose and
Clamp Assembly
1-1/2” PVC Riser Pipe
(cut to fit)
45 degree Slip Wye
Optional 1-1/2”
PVC Pipe (cut to fit)
45 degee
slip elbow
Battery Backup
Switch*
Alternate Wye/Elbow
Setup

Battery Requirements 9
BATTERY REQUIREMENTS
Hazardous electric current. Can cause
severe burns and start a fire if the battery terminals are
short circuited. Install the battery in the battery case. To
prevent accidental shorting across battery terminals,
close and latch the battery case securely. Do not leave
the battery uncovered.
Do not allow children to play around the battery
backup system installation.
The performance of your backup sump pump depends
on the battery used with it for power. We recommend
using our BAT40 or BAT75. You can also use a group
24M or 27M Deep Cycle battery. They will provide
acceptable performance and will stand up well to long
periods of little or no use.
This system is designed to work with either a sealed
lead-acid AGM battery or a flooded lead-acid battery.
Use of a true Gell Cell (often confused for AGM) or
a standard automotive battery with this charger is not
recommended. An automotive battery may require
charging after only 1-2 hours of continuous use, and the
repeated charging cycles may cause early plate failure in
the battery.
Use only lead-acid batteries. This unit is not designed to
use with Li-Ion, NiMh, NiCAD, Liquid Polymer, etc.
Use only the recommended battery or one of the same
type and size so it will fit in the battery box (maximum
size: 13” long x 7” wide x 10” tall (330.2mm x 177.8mm
x 254mm) including terminals) and supply enough
voltage for full performance.
BATTERY MAINTENANCE
Severe burn hazard. An acid-filled standard
lead-acid battery contains sulfuric acid. Avoid contact
with skin, eyes or clothing.
NOTICE: To protect the battery case from chipping and
gouging, do not let the battery sit on a concrete floor.
Install the battery on a shelf or protective pad (plywood,
2x4s, etc.). Always install the battery in a dry location
that is protected from flooding.
Pre-Qualification Test – 1 and 2
Charger is charging at a very low level to try to bring a
dead battery back to life. If the battery is taking too long,
try resetting the charger once or twice (push the ‘SYSTEM
TEST’ and ‘SILENCE ALARM’ buttons together to reset the
charger).
Special Features:
10. The charger is equipped with reverse battery, short
circuit, and “runaway charge” protection.
Possible Problems and Remedies
1. Wrong Battery Voltage
Reconnect charger to a 12 volt battery.
2. Reversed Battery Connections
Check all connections. The negative (black) on the
battery must connect to the negative (black) on the
charger, and the positive (red) on the battery must
connect to the positive (red) on the charger. Reversing
the battery connections will cause the ‘SYSTEM ALERT’
and ‘SILENCED AUDIBLE ALARM’ LEDs to flash.
3. Thermal Runaway Condition
“Thermal Runaway” is the technical term for the
condition of the battery when some (or all) of the cells
have deteriorated to the point that they won’t take a
charge. In this case, replace the battery.
4. Charge Time Monitor – 1 and 2
Battery took too long to complete its charge. The
“Charge Time Monitor” will shut down the charger
after 84 hours of continuous charging.
Possible causes are:
A) Pump ran for a long period of time during
charging, or
B) Battery is too large for the charger (including
several batteries connected in a parallel circuit).
Excessive Battery Drain
Pump may have run for a very long time, discharging the
battery. In this case:
1. If 115VAC power is OFF, the charger shuts down
until the power comes back on, but the pump will
run as long as the battery charge lasts. You may need
to replace the battery afterwards.
2. If 115VAC power is ON, the charger/controller
continues to try to charge the battery at a charging
rate of .5 AH until the battery charge is more
than 20%, at which point the charger will resume
charging at a rate of 2 AH.
3. If the pump is running and the AC power is on, you
may need to stop the pump to allow the battery to
charge.
Follow the battery manufacturer’s recommendations for
maintenance and safe use of the battery.
6788 0313

Wiring •Setup 10
1. Connect the positive (+) charger/controller lead
wire (red) to the positive (+) battery terminal (red).
Connect the negative (–) charger/controller lead
wire (black) to the negative (–) terminal (black) on
the battery. If you are using two batteries, use the
set of optional terminals and connect the second
battery. Use lead wires (not included) to connect
the positive (+) charger/controller terminal to the
positive (+) battery terminal and the negative (–)
charger/controller terminal to the negative (–) battery
terminal.
2. The backup pump leads are polarity sensitive;
connect the positive pump lead to the terminal
labeled Pump ‘+’ and the negative pump lead to the
terminal labeled Pump ‘–’.
NOTICE: If the leads are reversed, the pump will run
backward and not pump water.
3. The float switch leads are not polarity sensitive;
connect the float switch leads to the ‘Float Switch’
tabs on the charger/controller.
4. Test the float and the pump by lifting and holding
the float. The ‘PUMP STATUS’ LED will light
continuously and the buzzer will beep steadily. The
pump should start after 3 seconds. If the pump does
not run, check all the connections and remake them
as necessary.
5. To stop the pump, lower the float; after 25 seconds
the pump should stop, the ‘PUMP STATUS’ LED
should flash, and the buzzer should beep.
6. With the pump operating, test the ‘SILENCED
ALARM’ button; hold for one second; release.
The ‘SILENCED AUDIBLE ALARM’ LED should
illuminate and the buzzer should stop sounding. To
reset the buzzer (allow it to sound) and extinguish
the ‘SILENCED AUDIBLE ALARM’ LED, press the
‘SILENCE ALARM’ button again for one second.
Depress the ‘SYSTEM TEST’ button; hold it for one
second; release. The ‘PUMP STATUS’ LED should stop
flashing.
Figure 6: The battery input is inside the battery case.
Support the case when opening it. The support must be
at least 4” thick.
BBU WIRING AND SETUP

Wiring •Setup 11
NOTICE: During normal operation, the flashing ‘PUMP
STATUS’ LED indicates that the pump has run in your
absence.
7. Press and hold ‘SYSTEM TEST’ button. All LEDs will
light up, pump will run and buzzer will sound.
Release the button and LEDs should go off, pump
should stop, buzzer should stop.
8. The ‘BATTERY STATUS’ LED indicates the battery
capacity when the A.C. power is off.
A. Continuously ON - the battery voltage is above
10.9 Volts Direct Current (10.9VDC) and
capacity is above 20%.
B. Slow Beep/Slow LED Flash - the battery’s
capacity is between 0 and 20%.
C. Fast Beep/Fast LED Flash - the battery is severely
discharged. The battery will continue to charge
(as long as the 115V AC power to the charger is
on) at the rate of .5 AH until the battery’s charge
is above 20%.
When the first warning occurs (slow beep/slow flash),
you will have approximately 2 hours (or less) of pump
operation left. The actual time of operation will depend
on the condition of the battery and may be as little as
15 minutes.
9. Connect the Power Supply cable (supplied) to the
Charger/Controller’s Power Input jack.
-+
NOTICE: When the unit is first plugged in, or when it first receives power from the battery, the ‘BATTERY STATUS’
LED will flash for 3 seconds.
NOTICE: To activate any Control Button, press and hold it for 1 second.
LED Display and Control Buttons

LED Display 12
TABLE II – Operating Code Displays (LEDs Lighted Continuously or Flashing)
TABLE III – LED Function Displays (LEDs Lighted Continuously)
Control LED: Continuous Illumination Indicates Normal Operation:
AC Power AC power is present.
Pump Status The float switch has been activated. The LED remains on (flashing) after the pump
has stopped. Depress the ‘SYSTEM TEST’ button to reset it.
Silenced Audible Alarm Audible Alarm has been silenced. Press and release the ‘SILENCE ALARM’ button
to reset (activate) the audible alarm and turn OFF the LED.
Charging Indicates that the battery is charging – see Table II, above.
Battery Status A. Continuous ON - the battery voltage is above 10.9 Volts DC and capacity is
above 20%.
B. Slow Beep/Slow LED Flash - the battery’s capacity is below 20%, and voltage is
between 8.2VDC and 10.9VDC.
C. Fast Beep/Fast LED Flash - the battery has been discharged to less than 8.2VDC.
System Alert Flashing (in unison with the buzzer) indicates that the charger has entered ‘Failure
Mode’. Press the ‘SYSTEM TEST’ and ‘SILENCE ALARM’ buttons to reset it.
NOTICE: If the source of the failure is not corrected, the charger will reenter
“Failure Mode”. See Table IV for error code information.

LED Display 13
TABLE IV – Error Code Displays (LEDs Flashing)
TABLE V – Control Button Functions
Control Button: Result of Pushing Button:
System Test Pump starts and all LEDs light up.
Will reset the ‘PUMP STATUS’ LED.
When pushed with the ‘SILENCE ALARM’ button, the Charger/Controller microprocessor resets
and error code resets.
Silence Alarm Toggle; Prevents the audible alarm sounding. Press and release to reset.
Light Toggles the flood light on the Charger/Controller on and off.
System Reset Press and release ‘SYSTEM TEST’ and ‘SILENCE ALARM’ to reset system.

Pump won’t run: Check all the wiring connections.
Check for a low or defective battery.
Check that the automatic switch is free to move up and down.
Press the circuit breaker reset button on the control panel.
Motor hums but pump won’t run: Check for low or defective battery.
Pump runs but pumps very little or no water: Make sure a check valve is installed and functioning between the
primary pump discharge and the Battery Backup wye.
Check for an obstruction in the discharge pipe.
The discharge pipe length and/or height exceeds the capacity of the
pump.
Check for a low or defective battery.
The Positive (+) and negative (–) pump wires are reversed.
Disconnect them and reconnect correctly.
Pump cycles too frequently: The check valve located between the discharge of the primary
pump and the Battery Backup wye is not installed or is not
working properly. Install an auxiliary check valve (see Pages 5
and 6) or replace the existing check valve as required.
TROUBLESHOOTING
Troubleshooting 14

Repair Parts 15
1B
1C
1D 1F
1E
1B
1
1G
1A
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2
4
9
8
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Key No. Part Description Part Number
2DC Backup Pump PS17-118*
31-1/4 FNPT x 1-1/2 Slip Elbow U78-1012
4Float Switch PS17-2003
5 Charger/Controller PS217-1521
6Battery Case (Complete) PS17-1512
7AC Adaptor PS17-2008
811” x .14” Plastic Cable Tie **
9Switch Bracket PS-2004
* If pump fails, replace entire system.
** Purchase separately.
Part Description Part Number
AGM 75A-Hour BAT75
AGM 40A-Hour BAT40
Optional Batteries
Sold Separately
Key Part Description Part Number
1 Hardware Replacement Kit (Includes Key Nos. 1A through 1G) PS198-270
1A Rubber Hose Coupling with Inserts (2) and Clamps (2) U74-68
1B 1-1/2 x 1-1/4 PVC Slip Reducer Bushing (2) †
1C PVC Tee 1-1/2 x 1-1/2 Slip x 1-1/4 FNP †
1D Auxiliary Check Valve †
1E 1-1/2 x 1-1/2 PVC Slip Coupling †
1F PVC Pipe Nipple, 1-1/4 NP x Close †
1G Check Valve Assembly, 1-1/4 FNP x 1-1/4 FNP †
†Included in Hardware Replacement Kit, Key No. 1.
NOTICE Key No. 1G Check Valve Assembly must be correctly installed or warranty is void.
If primary sump pump has no check valve installed below the Battery Backup Tee, Key No.
1D Auxiliary Check Valve must be correctly installed or warranty is void.

Warranty 16
Retain Original Receipt for Warranty Eligibility
Limited Warranty
This Limited Warranty is effective June 1, 2011 and replaces all undated warranties and warranties dated before June 1, 2011.
SIMER warrants to the original consumer purchaser (“Purchaser” or “You”) that its products are free from defects in material and
workmanship for a period of twelve (12) months from the date of the original consumer purchase. If, within twelve (12) months
from the original consumer purchase, any such product shall prove to be defective, it shall be repaired or replaced at SIMER’s
option, subject to the terms and conditions set forth herein. Note that this limited warranty applies to manufacturing defects only
and not to ordinary wear and tear. All mechanical devices need periodic parts and service to perform well. This limited warranty
does not cover repair when normal use has exhausted the life of a part or the equipment.
The original purchase receipt and product warranty information label are required to determine warranty eligibility. Eligibility
is based on purchase date of original product – not the date of replacement under warranty. The warranty is limited to repair or
replacement of original purchased product only, not replacement product (i.e. one warranty replacement allowed per purchase).
Purchaser pays all removal, installation, labor, shipping, and incidental charges.
For parts or troubleshooting assistance, DO NOT return product to your retail store. Contact SIMER Customer Service at
800-468-7867.
Claims made under this warranty shall be made by returning the product (except sewage pumps, see below) to the retail outlet
where it was purchased or to the factory immediately after the discovery of any alleged defect. SIMER will subsequently take
corrective action as promptly as reasonably possible. No requests for service will be accepted if received more than 30 days after
the warranty expires. Warranty is not transferable and does not apply to products used in commercial/rentalapplications.
Sewage Pumps
DO NOT return a sewage pump (that has been installed) to your retail store. Contact SIMER Customer Service. Sewage pumps
that have seen service and been removed carry a contamination hazard with them.
If your sewage pump has failed:
• Wear rubber gloves when handling the pump;
• For warranty purposes, return the pump’s cord tag and original receipt of purchase to the retail store;
• Dispose of the pump according to local disposal ordinances.
Exceptions to the Twelve (12) Month Limited Warranty
Product Warranty Period
BW85P, M40P 90 days
2115, 2300, 2310, 2330, 2883, 2886, 2943, 2955, 2956, 2957, A5300, A5500 2 Years
4” Submersible Well Pumps, 2945, 2958, 2975PC, 3075SS, 3963, 3984, 3995,
4185, 4185P, 4186, 4188, 4190 3 Years
Pre-Charged Pressure Tanks, 3985, 3986, 3988, 3989, 5910, 5950, 5955, 5965, 5975 5 Years
General Terms and Conditions; Limitation of Remedies
You must pay all labor and shipping charges necessary to replace product covered by this warranty. This warranty does not
apply to the following: (1) acts of God; (2) products which, in SIMER’s sole judgement, have been subject to negligence, abuse,
accident, misapplication, tampering, or alteration; (3) failures due to improper installation, operation, maintenance or storage; (4)
atypical or unapproved application, use or service; (5)failures caused by corrosion, rust or other foreign materials in the system,
or operation at pressures in excess of recommended maximums.
This warranty sets forth SIMER’s sole obligation and purchaser’s exclusive remedy for defective products.
SIMER SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY CONSEQUENTIAL, INCIDENTAL, OR CONTINGENT DAMAGES WHATSOEVER.
THE FOREGOING WARRANTIES ARE EXCLUSIVE AND IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER EXPRESS AND IMPLIED WARRANTIES,
INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR
PURPOSE. THE FOREGOING WARRANTIES SHALL NOT EXTEND BEYOND THE DURATION PROVIDEDHEREIN.
Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages or limitations on how long an
implied warranty lasts, so the above limitations or exclusions may not apply to You. This warranty gives You specific legal rights
and You may also have other rights which vary from state to state.
SIMER • 293 Wright Street • Delavan, WI U.S.A. 53115
Phone: [phone] • Fax: [phone] • www.simerpump.com

Sécurité 17
Consignes de sécurité importantes
CONSERVER CES DIRECTIVES - Ce manuel contient
des directives importantes devant être respectées lors de
l’installation, de l’utilisation et de l’entretien de ce produit.
Il s’agit du symbole d’alerte à la sécurité. Ce symbole,
lorsqu’il se trouve sur votre pompe ou votre manuel, signale
qu’il faut chercher la présence de l’un de ces mots indicateurs
et être conscient des risques de blessure!
indique un risque qui, s’il n’est pas évité, causera
des blessures graves, voire la mort.
indique un risque qui, s’il n’est pas évité, peut
causer des blessures graves, voire la mort.
indique un risque qui, s’il n’est pas évité, peut
causer des blessures mineures, voire modérées.
AVIS vise des pratiques qui ne concernent pas les blessures.
Lire soigneusement et respecter toutes les consignes de
sécurité contenues dans ce manuel ou placées sur la pompe.
Faire en sorte que les étiquettes de sécurité demeurent en
bon état. Remplacer les étiquettes de sécurité manquantes ou
endommagées.
Pour éviter tout risque de blessures graves causées par un
choc électrique ou des brûlures de même que tout risque de
dommage à cause d’une inondation, prendre le temps de bien
lire les consignes de sécurité avant d’installer la pompe.
L’acide de batterie est une matière corrosive. Ne
pas mettre en contact avec la peau, les vêtements ou le
chargeur de batterie. Porter une protection oculaire et à la tête
lorsqu’il est nécessaire de manipuler des batteries. Brancher et
débrancher les bornes de sortie CC uniquement après avoir
débranché le chargeur de la prise CA. Ne jamais laisser les
bornes CC se toucher.
Tension dangereuse. Peut causer des chocs
électriques graves, voire mortels. Ne pas brancher ou
débrancher le chargeur de batterie lorsque vous vous tenez sur
une surface mouillée ou inondée. S’assurer qu’une main
demeure libre au moment de brancher ou de débrancher le
chargeur. Si le plancher du sous-sol est mouillé, couper
l’alimentation électrique vers le sous-sol avant de marcher sur le
plancher.
Risque d’inondation. Ne pas faire fonctionner la
pompe à sec. Ce faisait, les joints de la pompe seront
endommagés, créant potentiellement une fuite et des
dommages à la propriété.
Suivre les consignes des codes de plomberie et d’électricité
locaux et nationaux au moment d’installer le système. Il est
recommandé d’utiliser un disjoncteur de fuite de terre (GFCI)
avec tout appareil électrique submergé dans l’eau.
N’utiliser ce système que comme pompe de puisard de secours
dans un milieu résidentiel. Il n’a pas été conçu pour servir de
pompe de puisard principale.
Ne pas soulever la pompe à partir de son cordon électrique.
Risque de choc électrique. Ne pas soulever la
pompe par son cordon électrique; plutôt, la soulever par le
tuyau de décharge, l’anneau de levage ou la poignée qui se
trouve dessus. Le cordon pourrait être endommagé s’il est utilisé
pour soulever la pompe.
Ne pomper que de l’eau propre avec cette pompe.
La pompe a été lubrifiée de manière permanente en usine. Ne
pas essayer de la lubrifier!
Garder le chargeur de batterie et le boîtier de batterie en
hauteur, dans un endroit sec, frais et bien aéré.
AVIS : si un détecteur de monoxyde de carbone (CO) est
installé, il doit se trouver à au moins 4,6 m (15 pi) du chargeur
de batterie, ce afin d’éviter l’occurrence de fausses alarmes. Se
reporter aux directives d’installation du détecteur de CO pour
en apprendre davantage.
Pour éviter les risques d’incendie ou d’explosion, assurer que
les sources d’étincelles ou de flammes (pilote) se trouvent à
l’écart de la batterie.
La distance de pompage verticale maximale de la pompe est de
4,3 m (14 pi), dans le cas du modèle A5200.
S’assurer qu’il n’y a pas de débris encombrant la pompe de
puisard. Les débris peuvent endommager la pompe et ainsi
entraîner une inondation.
Avertissement lié à la Proposition 65 de la Californie
Ce produit et les accessoires connexes
contiennent des produits chimiques reconnus dans l’État
de la Californie comme pouvant provoquer des cancers,
des anomalies congénitales ou d’autres dangers relatifs à la
reproduction.
RENSEIGNEMENTS GÉNÉRAUX
La pompe de puisard à batterie de secours ne peut pas se
substituer à votre pompe de puisard principale. Elle a été
conçue pour agir en tant que support pour votre pompe
principale en cas de panne d’électricité ou de tout autre
problème nuisant au fonctionnement normal de la pompe
primaire. Ne pas utiliser ce système pour pomper des liquides
inflammables ou des produits chimiques. Ne pomper que de
l’eau propre avec cette pompe.
Assurer que le chargeur de batterie demeure au sec et bien
protégé contre tout dommage.
Ce système a été conçu pour fonctionner avec une batterie
AGM (plomb-gel et feutre) scellée et sans entretien. Il peut aussi
fonctionner avec une batterie plomb-acide à électrolyte liquide
à décharge poussée. Les batteries à électrolyte gélifié et scellées
plomb-acide à électrolyte liquide ne sont pas recommandées.
En cas d’urgence (comme une panne de courant prolongée),
si la batterie à décharge poussée est complètement déchargée,
il est possible d’utiliser une batterie automobile à la place.
Prendre soins de remettre la batterie à décharge poussée en
place aussi rapidement que possible. Utiliser une batterie
automobile à la place d’une batterie à décharge poussée réduira
significativement la performance totale du système. Les batteries
automobiles ne sont pas conçues pour ce type d’application;
elles seront rapidement rendues inutiles par les cycles répétés de
charge/décharge. AVIS: ce système n’a pas été conçu pour les
applications impliquant l’eau salée, la saumure ou la présence de
poissons; l’utiliser dans ces conditions entraînera l’annulation de
la garantie!.

Installation 18
OUTILS DE BASE ET PIÈCES NÉCESSAIRES
(vendus séparément)
Pince multiprise à crémaillère ou autre pince réglable de
grande taille
Ruban à mesurer
Clé à douille ou tourne-écrou de 7,9 mm (5/16 po)
Couteau latéral
Scie à métaux (pour couper du tuyau de PVC)
Pinces de taille moyenne
Tournevis à lame plate
Tournevis cruciforme
Crayon ou marqueur
Ruban scellant pour filets de tuyau en PTFE
Colle pour PVC (soudure par solvant)
Nettoyant à tuyau de PVC
Chiffon
Raccords de plastique
Clapet(s) de non-retour - 1 ou 2, selon l’installation
Batterie à stockage de 38-120 ampères-heures ou à décharge
poussée
Capacité de batterie requise :
Pour obtenir de meilleurs résultats, se servir des batteries à
stockage AGM suivantes :
Pièce
Amp-
Heure
Gal/Charge à
3 m (10 pi)
Temps de
fonctionnement approx
BAT40 40 3000 4,5 heures
BAT75 75 7000 10,3 heures
• Unité pouvant être équipée d’une batterie double
• Amp-heure maximum : 120
AVIS : Le chargeur ne parviendra pas à charger complètement les
batteries dont la cote d’ampères-heure est excessive sans procéder à la
réinitialisation du système.
SYSTÈME DE SECOURS À BATTERIE (SSB)
INSTALLATION ET FONCTIONNEMENT
AVIS :
• Installer ce système à un moment où il n’est pas nécessaire
de faire fonctionner la pompe principale. Rassembler
tout le matériel nécessaire avant de commencer. Lire tous
les avertissements et les étapes d’installation avant de
commencer.
• Prendre en considération que l’eau pourrait couler des
raccords ou de la tuyauterie lors du démontage ou de la
coupe du tuyau de décharge. Protéger les composantes du
système, les outils et le matériel pour ne pas les mouiller.
Sécher la surface de travail à mesure qu’elle elle mouillée.
AVIS : lire attentivement les pages 19 à 23 pour déterminer la
méthode d’installation la plus appropriée. L’installation de type
« décharge distincte » (figure 4) est recommandée.
AVIS : vérifier les codes et les règlements locaux concernant
l’élimination des eaux usées (particulièrement lorsque la
pompe se décharge hors de la maison) avant de commencer.
L’installation doit se conformer à toutes les exigences légales.
Si possible, installer le SSB de manière à ce que la décharge soit
évacuée directement à l’extérieur (tuyau de décharge distinct
du tuyau de décharge de la pompe de puisard principale). Si
cette option n’est pas envisageable, passer à l’option « décharge
commune » (figure 5) ou « montage facile » (figure 3).
AVIS : Applicable pour TOUTES les installations une fois
terminées, il faut faire fonctionner en même temps les deux
pompes de puisard (la pompe principale et la pompe de
secours) pendant un cycle complet pour vérifier que tout
fonctionne correctement.
Risque de blessure et d’inondation. Ne pas
mettre la pompe en marche tant que tous les raccords n’ont pas
été collés et que la colle n’a pas eu le temps de sécher. Les
raccords lâches peuvent exploser et causer des blessures ou une
inondation.
Risque de choc électrique. Sur le panneau électrique ou
la boîte de fusibles, couper l’alimentation électrique se rendant vers la
pompe de puisard avant de commencer l’installation.
Mise en place
1. Déterminer le niveau d’eau élevé dans le puits de puisard
(le niveau d’eau auquel la pompe de puisard en place
(principale) se met en marche - se reporter à la figure 1).
Couper l’alimentation vers la pompe et indiquer ce niveau
sur le tuyau de décharge à l’aide d’un crayon ou d’un
marqueur.
2. Vider le puits de puisard aussi profondément que possible sans
que la pompe se mette à fonctionner à vide. Pour ce faire :
A. INTERRUPTEUR DE SORTIE CONJOINTE :
débrancher la pompe et l’interrupteur de la prise
puis débrancher la pompe de l’interrupteur de sortie
conjointe. Réinitialiser le disjoncteur de circuit ou
remettre le fusible en place puis brancher la pompe
directement dans la prise. La pompe va démarrer.
Vidanger le puits et débrancher la pompe. OU
B. SANS INTERRUPTEUR DE SORTIE CONJOINTE :
réinitialiser le disjoncteur de circuit ou remettre le
fusible en place et se servir d’un manche à balai ou
d’un bâton pour soulever l’interrupteur à flotteur, ce
qui devrait faire fonctionner la pompe. Vidanger le
puits puis relâcher l’interrupteur.
Une fois le puits vidangé, couper (ouvrir) le disjoncteur de
circuit ou enlever le fusible à nouveau pour éviter tout choc
électrique pendant l’installation.
Étudier la Figure 2 pour les montages suggérés.
Le montage «Facile» est préférable pour les pompes profondes
et les puisards de petit diamètre (13 1/2 pouces et d’une
profondeur supérieure à 22 pouces).
Figure 1 : faire une marque au niveau d’eau de «
démarrage »

Installation 19
INSTALLATION (typique): montage facile
Risque de choc électrique. Possibilité de choc, de
brûlure et même de décès. Débrancher la pompe de puisard
principale avant de commencer cette procédure.
1. Repérer où le repère du niveau supérieur d’eau a été fait
sur le tuyau de refoulement, lors de l’opération 1 sous
«Montage». Couper le tuyau à cet endroit, puis mettre le
morceau de tuyau coupé de côté. Il sera utilisé plus tard.
Enlever toutes les bavures des extrémités coupées.
2. Envelopper les filets de la pompe du système de secours à
batterie et le mamelon court de 1 1/4 de pouce de
1 1/2 à 2 tours de ruban d’étanchéité en PTFE pour filetage
(voir la figure 2). Ne pas mettre de ruban sur le premier filet.
Enveloppez les filets en tournant le ruban à droite ( ).
3. Ensemble, visser le té, le mamelon court, le clapet antiretour
de 1 1/4 x 1 1/4 pouce et la pompe du système de secours
à batterie. Pour bien les serrer, immobiliser la pompe
et introduire un grand tournevis dans le té, puis serrer
l’ensemble avec le tournevis. Ne pas serrer exagérément!
Lorsque l’ensemble est bien serré, la pompe et le té doivent
s’aligner verticalement (pas de travers – voir la figure 2).
4. Coller le morceau de tuyau coupé (que l’on a mis de côté lors
de l’opération 2) dans la partie supérieure du té.
AVIS Si le diamètre du tuyau de refoulement est de 1 1/4
pouce, coller une des bagues de réduction fournies avec le
système dans le té, puis coller le tuyau dans la bague.
5. Examiner la pompe primaire pour déterminer si un clapet
antiretour est posé dans ou près du tuyau de refoulement.
Sinon, poser le clapet antiretour auxiliaire dans le bras
inférieur du té, puis poser le raccord lisse sur le clapet
antiretour (voir la figure 2). Dans le cas d’un tuyau de
refoulement de 1 1/4 pouce, coller l’autre bague de réduction
dans le raccord lisse.
AVIS Si la pompe primaire est déjà dotée d’un clapet
antiretour qui fonctionne, ne pas utiliser le clapet antiretour
auxiliaire livré avec le système de secours à batterie. Un
seul clapet antiretour est requis entre la pompe primaire et
le té (pour que le liquide de l’une ou de l’autre des deux
pompes ne retourne dans le puisard). Deux clapets antiretour
limiteront beaucoup trop le débit dans le tuyau.
6. Ajustement d’essai (Ne pas coller pour le moment): Remettre
la pompe primaire assemblée dans le puisard, puis y ajouter,
sans les coller, l’ensemble té, clapet antiretour pompe du
système de secours à batterie. Au besoin, inclure également
la bague de réduction de 1 1/2 x 1 1/4 pouce et le clapet
antiretour auxiliaire (voir la «AVIS» ci-dessus).
7. Mesurer l’ensemble par rapport au tuyau de refoulement
supérieur (là où on l’a coupé lors de l’opération 1 sous
«Montage»). Sous le point de chevauchement (c’est-à-dire
que l’on devra avoir un espace de 1/4 de pouce après que
l’on aura coupé le tuyau), faire un repère sur le tuyau de
refoulement venant du té de 1 1/4 de pouce. Ne procéder à
aucune coupe pour le moment.
8. Étudier l’ensemble dans le puisard, puis l’ajuster de façon
que rien ne gêne le fonctionnement de la pompe primaire ni
celui de son interrupteur. Repérer les raccordements avec un
marqueur permanent de façon à pouvoir réaligner l’ensemble
après l’avoir sorti du puisard pour le coller (voir Figure 3).
AVIS Prendre son temps pour procéder à cette opération –
elle demande de la prudence, mais elle n’est pas difficile
à effectuer. S’assurer de laisser suffisamment de place pour
l’interrupteur vertical de la pompe du système de secours à
batterie. Repérer tout ce qui risque de bouger!
9. Après avoir tout repéré, sortir l’ensemble du puisard.
10. Couper le tuyau de refoulement vertical au point de coupe
repéré lors de l’opération 8. S’assurer de couper sur le bon
repèrè!
11. Revérifier l’alignement, puis coller tous les raccords sur la
pompe primaire.
AVIS Il faudra peut-être soutenir l’ensemble (car il ne
restera pas bien en équilibre) de façon à pouvoir conserver
l’alignement pendant l’opération de collage. Procéder à cette
vérification avant de procéder au collage. L’aide d’une autre
personne sera peut-être utile pour cela!
12. Après avoir collé l’ensemble, glisser le raccord en caoutchouc
et ses colliers par-dessus le tuyau de refoulement assemblé.
Si le diamètre du tuyau est de 1 1/4 de pouce, ne pas oublier
d’utiliser les deux bagues de réduction livrées avec le raccord
en caoutchouc.
13. Accrocher le collier de l’interrupteur par-dessus le support de
l’interrupteur, puis glisser l’ensemble par-dessus le raccord en
caoutchouc et le tuyau de refoulement. Serrer le collier du
flotteur de façon que le niveau d’eau, lorsque l’interrupteur
s’arrêtera, soit plus haut que l’aspiration de la pompe de
secours à batterie.
14. Remettre l’ensemble dans le puisard, glisser le raccord en
tuyau souple par-dessus l’espace de façon qu’il raccorde les
deux tuyaux, puis serrer tout juste assez ses colliers pour
qu’ils restent en place.
15. Vérifier l’ajustement, l’alignement, etc. Si tout est beau,
s’assurer que l’interrupteur vertical du système de secours à
batterie est réglé à la bonne hauteur et que rien ne gêne son
fonctionnement. Bien serrer ensuite les colliers du tuyau en
caoutchouc.
16. Régler la butée de la tige du flotteur du système de secours à
batterie de façon que l’interrupteur fonctionne sur la course
désirée. Au besoin, pour obtenir suffisamment de dégagement,
enlever la partie inférieure de la tige.
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Figure 2: Repérer les raccords pour les coller

Primary Pump Discharge
Pipe (cut to fit)
Primary Sump Pump
Discharge Port
Primary Sump Pump
Check Valve
Flow Arrow; Must point
AWAY from Pump being
Protected
1-1/2"x1-1/4" Slip Reducer
Bushing*
#
1-1/2"x1-1/2" Slip Coupling*
Not to scale;
wiring omitted
for clarity.
1-1/2"x 1-1/2" slip x
1-1/4" FNPT Tee* 1-1/4”x1-1/4”
Check Valve
Assembly*
PTFE pipe thread sealant
tape on all threaded joints
Battery Back Up
Sump Pump*
Auxiliary Check Valve*
(See Important Check Valve
Warranty Note, Below)
Alternate Installation
for a Shallow Sump
“Easy Install” Layout
6974-0515
†
1-1/4”x1-1/4”
Close Nipple*
NOTICE
#
†
* Supplied with the Battery Backup System.
Use if necessary to adapt a 1-1/4” discharge pipe to the 1-1/2” fittings supplied.
Use to adapt the auxiliary check valve to the discharge pipe.
Discharge pipe
cutoff piece
Upper Discharge pipe
Hose Coupling with Clamps*
1-1/2"x1-1/4" Slip
Reducer bushing*
†
Check Valve Flapper(s) must swing in direction shown.
Flow arrow(s) must point AWAY from pump being protected.
The 1-1/4” X 1-1/4” Check Valve Assembly must be installed
as shown or the warranty is void. Do not use a wrench!
If the Primary Sump Pump does not have a check valve
installed as shown below the Tee, the Auxiliary Check Valve
must be installed as shown or the warranty is void.
IMPORTANT CHECK VALVE/WARRANTY NOTE:
Battery Backup
Switch*
Figure 3: Montages types d’une installation
Montage «Facile»
Pas à l’échelle: pour
des raisons de clarté, le
câblage n’est pas illustré.
Tuyau de refoulement
supérieur
Raccord en caoutchouc
avec colliers*
Installation alternative dans
un puisard peu profond
Morceau du tuyau de
refoulement coupé
Bague de réduction lisse
de 1 1/2 x 1 1/4 pouce*†
1 1/2 x 1 1/2 pouce lisse x té
femelle fileté de 1 1/4 pouce*
Raccord lisse 1 1/2 x 1 1/2 pouce*#
Bague de réduction lisse
de 1 1/2 x 1 1/4 pouce*†
Tuyau de refoulement de la pompe
primaire (à couper pour qu’il soit ajusté)
Clapet antiretour de la pompe
primaire du puisard
Flèche indiquant le débit: Doit
être orientée À L’OPPOSÉ de
la pompe qui est protégée
Orifice du refoulement de la
pompe primaire du puisard
Remarque:
* Livrés avec le système de secours à batterie.
† À utiliser si on doit adapter un tuyau de refoulement de 1 1/4 pouce sur les raccords de 1 1/2 pouce fournis.
# À utiliser pour poser le clapet antiretour auxiliaire sur le tuyau de refoulement.
## Lorsque l’interrupteur s’arrête, le niveau de l’eau doit arriver au-dessus de l’aspiration de la pompe de secours à batterie.
REMARQUE IMPORTANTE SUR LE CLAPET
ANTIRETOUR ET LA GARANTIE:
Le(s) battant(s) du clapet antiretour doit s’ouvrir dans le
sens indiqué. La flèche indiquant le débit doit être orientée À
L’OPPOSÉ de la pompe qui est protégée.
L’ensemble clapet antiretour 1 1/4 pouce x 1 1/4 pouce doit
être installé tel qu’illustré, sinon la garantie sera nulle et non
avenue. Ne pas utiliser une clé (voir l’étape 4 de l’Installation
à la page 14)! S’il n’y a pas de clapet antiretour installé sur la
pompe primaire du puisard tel qu’indiqué en dessous du té,
le clapet antiretour auxiliaire doit être installé tel qu’illustré,
sinon la garantie sera nulle et non avenue.
Mamelon court de 1 1/4 de
pouce x 1 1/4 de pouce*
Clapet antiretour de
1 1/4 pouce x 1 1/4
de pouce*
Ruban pour raccords
filetés sur tous les filets
Pompe de puisard
de secours à
batterie*
Clapet antiretour auxiliaire*
(Voir la Remarque importante sur
le clapet antiretour et
la garantie, ci-dessous)
Installation 20
Interrupteur
du système
de secours à
batterie*