22
Type
P1
P2
F.L.C.
RPM
Overload
Protection
Voltage
PTL 60E
single phase 230 V
0.70kW
0.45kW
3.4A
2600
10mm
PTL 60D
3-phase 400V
0.75kW
0.60kW
1.3A
2800
10mm
The
DRAIN-KING 60
comes complete with a one year
warranty. In the unlikely event of technical difficulties,
please ring:
Pump Technology Limited on 01189 821555
1.
Remove lid from tank, check pump is correctly positioned and connecting pipework has not been damaged in transit.
2.
All inverts should be brought into the tank by drilling a hole in the side and using an appropriate tank connector.
3.
All inverts should be brought into the tank (using tank connectors) at the highest possible level from the floor - i.e. no
lower than 260 mm from centre of hole to floor.
4.
Preferably no connections through the lid as this inhibits easy removal of the lid for cleaning tank. (Note: tank should
be positioned in such a way that lid can be removed easily for maintenance.)
5.
Ensure that the inflow of water is not directed onto the float mechanism.
6.
Slow radius bends MUST be used for every change of direction of the discharge pipework.
7.
If the discharge pipework connects to a soil stack, manhole etc. below the discharge outlet of the tank, an anti-syphon
unit MUST be fitted to the highest point of the discharge pipework.
8.
The tank should be positioned so that the lid can be removed for easy access to pump and tank interior for cleaning.
VENTING TO AIR:
THE TANK MUST BE VENTED TO AIR (1¼" MIN.).
DO NOT USE A DURGO / AIR ADMITTANCE VALVE
.
IF GLASSWASHERS OR COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL DISHWASHERS/WASHING MACHINES ARE USED IT IS
RECOMMENDED THAT AT LEAST A 2" VENT IS TAKEN TO AIR. (IF YOU WISH TO DISCUSS YOUR PARTICULAR
APPLICATION WITH REGARD TO VENTILATION PLEASE CONTACT OUR TECHNICAL SALES DEPARTMENT.)
MAINTENANCE:
The DRAIN-KING 60 should have the lid REGULARLY removed for CLEANING of the Tank and Pump
Due to a policy of continuous product improvement we reserve the right to alter specifications without notice.
IMPORTANT: This unit is not designed to handle
sewage. Please enquire about our packaged
sewage pumping systems.
DRAIN-KING 60:
This consists of a durable tank manufactured
from polyester/glass fibre (GRP) laminate, fully rigged with
internal pipework, non return valves etc. for Single or Twin
Pumps.
QUALITY:
The tank is pigmented throughout with an externally
smooth isophthalic polyester gel coat and resin enriched lining.
DISCHARGE OUTLETS:
Have a 1½" BSP male thread outlet.
PUMP Type PTL60:
Vertical centrifugal type, single stage for
submerged operation, with strainer base, open impeller
(10 mm solids handling capacity).
Motor:
Fully encapsulated submersible motor with built-in
overload/thermal cut-out, watertight (IP68) enclosure, class B
insulation. Supplied with built-in level switch.
Pump Casing:
Plastic GFK pump body, top cover and GRP
impeller, stainless steel encapsulated motor.
Bearings:
Combined shaft for motor and pump, mounted in
grease lubricated ball bearings.
Shaft Seal:
Pump end: silicon carbide mechanical seal,
uneffected by dry running.
Fitted with mechanical seal and oil buffer chamber, the pumps
will give reliable service for long periods with minimum
supervision and maintenance, apart from regular cleaning of
the tank and pump strainer.
The Twin Pump System has a Control Panel that gives
duty changeover, standby, assist, high level alarm and volt
free contacts for adding a remote alarm facility.
COMMISSIONING:
It is ESSENTIAL that a Twin Pump
System is commissioned by Pump Technology engineers
after installation. Please discuss details with our Technical
Department.
Technical Data (50 Hz)
Max. Solids
Size
Incorporated
in motor
(thermostat)
Depending on the working environment of the
DRAIN-KING
, it may be advisable to fit a grease trap/interceptor.
Please seek advice from our technical department.
Phone 01189 821555 for further information
INSTALLATION
DRAIN-KING 60
Installers please note. (use solvent weld or copper pipe)
COMMISSIONING:
It is ESSENTIAL that a Twin Pump System is commissioned by Pump Technology engineers
after installation. Please discuss details with our Technical Department.
For Flow Rates, see Page 35
