Waterhouse XC-SP006-FL35 User manual

12 Volt Diaphragm Pump User Guide Manual
Model: XC-SP006-FL35
Caution:
Please read all instructions carefully before installing this product.
This pump is not ip68 sealed and therefore shall by any means never be submerged. However the
electric wire connections must not be submerged. For extra protection please insulate all joins and
ends with approved insulation or shrink tapes to avoid electric shocks and fire sparks that may cause
explosions or fires.
Security:
•12V diaphragm pumps can only be used for pumping clean water and non-corrosive
chemicals and liquids.
•Please connect pump’s black and white wire to the negative terminal (-) and white wire to
the positive terminal (+).
•Make sure you use suitable size fuses.
•The wire connections must be insulated by shrink or water tight insulation tape.
•All wire connections must be outside water, unless necessary provided you have an ip68
waterproof connector.
•Please do not run the pump dry.
•Your pump must always be protected from water splashes or any liquid chemicals.
•Make sure the pump works in a ventilated environment.
Specifications:
Model
Flow Rate
Volt
Current (A)
Head (m)
Cable
Outlet Dia
Weight
XC-SP006
13.2L/MIN
12
7.0AMP
24
30cm
12/16mm
0.80kgs
Warning:
•To prevent injury, always disconnect the power source when installing or servicing any
electric product.
•Do not use the pump to pump gasoline oil or any flammable liquids.
•Always make sure you use fuse amperage rated for your pump model.
•Failure to follow these instructions may result in serious injury or fire hazards.
Optional Materials:

•Mounting screws
•Waterproof adhesive (epoxy, silicone or fibre glass adhesive) to mount the block.
Pump Mounting Instructions:
Warning: remove any polystyrene or foam blocks covering the pump around for shipping
purposes.
•Step 1: make sure you mount the pump facing down or aside on its feet make sure it is
holding firmly as to avoid too much vibration that will affect your seals and bearings.
•Step 2: now insert your hose inlet/outlet and use hose clamps to secure the pipes.as is the
pump has high pressure it’s advisable to use hose pipes or high pressure flexi hoses.
•Step 3: now you can link your inlet pipe to the water source and outlet to the supply, you
must always watch for the inlet/outlet arrow when installing this type of pump.
•Step 4: make sure your pump is not more than 2m high or away from water source when
self-priming.
•Step 5: make sure you pump is covered or protected from water or rains never submerge
the pump.
•You can adjust your pressure by opening the front cover screw on the pressure switch,
inside there is another screw by turning it clockwise you can adjust the start and stop
pressure.
Pump mounting:
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Operation:
1. Connect your -+ terminals accordingly to your battery positive and negative poles.
2. Make sure you have right size fuse on your positive pole.

3. Connect your pump to the control switch, depending on what operation you are using the
pump for;
•Use a float switch for draining or filling.
•Use pressure switch for water pressure boosting.
•Or manual start stop switch for water circulation etc.
Care & Maintenance:
•Always watch your power supply voltage or current for over voltage, under voltage or short
circuit.
•Make sure your pump filter sieve is always clean of debris or any clogging dirty.
•Careful attention will guarantee outstanding pump performance
Parts:
ththSUITABLE FOR USE.
FL35 used in a R.V. open flow is 12.5 litres per minute, choked to 7 litres per minute. The
FL35 is NOT suitable for a 6 -5.5 litres per minute Gas Geyser. The FL30 @ 7 –4.5-5 litres
per minute would be the correct pump.
Pro Pumps used in Mobile Toilets
The FL40 ‘s flow is too high for the ball valves at 17 - 11 litres per minute and only suitable
if used with a float switch. The best pump for Mobile Toilet Application would be the FL35
VITON
Causes for Failures
1. Leaks on the system will cause the pump to cycle. The Pressure Switch will
fail Examples: poor connection, Gardenia fittings, Ball valve not shutting off properly.
2. Low voltage will allow pump to run continuously and not reach the cut off pressure of 2.4
bar, this will cause the motor to burn out eventually.
3. Application in mobile toilets; the VITON pumps will stand the best chance against
chemical attack. Beware of inconsistent Formaldehyde strengths (i.e. toilets placed far from
sight will receive a stronger solution.)

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