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MQ

GRUNDFOS INSTRUCTIONS

Installation and operating instructions

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LIMITED WARRANTY

Products manufactured by GRUNDFOS PUMPS CORPORATION (Grundfos) are

warranted to the original user only to be free of defects in material and workmanship

for a period of 24 months from date of installation, but not more than 30 months from

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MQ

Installation and operating instructions 4

Notice d’installation et d’entretien 17

Instrucciones de instalación y funcionamiento 32

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CONTENTS

Page

1. Introduction 4

2. Items supplied 4

3. Symbols used in this document 4

4. Applications 4

4.1 Pumped liquids 4

5. Identification 4

5.1 Type key 4

6. Operating conditions 5

6.1 Suction lift 6

7. Mechanical installation 6

7.1 Location 6

7.2 Foundation 6

7.3 Space requirement 6

7.4 Pipework 6

7.5 Protective cover 7

8. Electrical connection 8

8.1 Generator or inverter 8

8.2 Wiring diagram 9

8.3 Winding resistance measurement 10

8.4 Winding resistance measurement 10

8.5 Start-up 11

9. Functions 11

9.1 Control panel 11

9.2 Pump stop 13

10. Maintenance 13

10.1 Service kits 13

10.2 Start-up after a long period of inactivity 13

11. Service 13

12. Technical data 14

12.1 Dimensions 14

12.2 Electrical data 14

12.3 Approvals 14

13. Accessories 14

14. Fault finding chart 15

15. MQ frequently asked questions 16

16. Disposal 16

1. Introduction

The MQ is a low-noise water supply system

consisting of pump, motor, pressure tank and

controller combined into one compact unit. The

system is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.

The self-priming pump starts automatically when

water is consumed in the installation and stops when

consumption ceases. The internal, built-in non-return

valve prevents backflow during priming and

operation.

The MQ pump incorporates overtemperature and

dry-running protection as well as a user-friendly

control panel.

The built-in pressure tank reduces the number of

starts and stops in case of leakage in the installation.

2. Items supplied

The MQ packaging contains these items:

• MQ water supply system with built-in non-return

valve

• non-return inlet valve in plastic bag

• installation and operating instructions.

3. Symbols used in this document

4. Applications

The MQ water supply system is designed for these

typical applications:

• water pressure boosting

(maximum inlet pressure: 40 psi)

• water supply from wells (maximum suction lift:

25 ft), for example

- in private homes

- on farms

- in market gardens and other large gardens.

The pump is suitable for rain water.

4.1 Pumped liquids

Thin, clean, non-aggressive liquids, not containing

solid particles or fibres.

5. Identification

5.1 Type key

Warning

Prior to installation, read these

installation and operating instructions.

Installation and operation must comply

with local regulations and accepted

codes of good practice.

Warning

If these safety instructions are not

observed, it may result in personal

injury!

Caution

If these safety instructions are not

observed, it may result in malfunction

or damage to the equipment!

Note

Notes or instructions that make the job

easier and ensure safe operation.

Example MQ 3 -35 A -O -A BVBP

Pump type

Nominal flow rate [m³/h]

Head [m]

Code for pump version

A: Standard

Code for pipework connection

Code for materials

A: Standard

Code for shaft seal

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Fig. 1 MQ water supply system. Protective cover is required for outdoor use.

6. Operating conditions

TM04 3648 4908

Base plate

Drain plug

Suction port

Priming plug

Discharge port

Control panel

Pressure tank

cover

End-cover

plug

Protective cover

(accessory)

MQ 3-35 MQ 3-45

Maximum flow rate [gpm] 22

Maximum pressure [psi] 51 65

Maximum system pressure [psi] 108

Maximum suction lift [ft]; see page 49 25

Minimum ambient temperature [°F]/[°C] 32/0

Maximum ambient temperature [°F]/[°C] 113/45

Minimum liquid temperature [°F]/[°C] 32/0

Maximum liquid temperature [°F]/[°C] 95/35

Net weight [lbs] 29

Sound pressure level [dB(A)] < 70

Tank volume [oz] 13.5

Air pressure in tank [psi] 22 to 25

Connections 1" NPT

Priming and drain plugs 3/8" GAS

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6.1 Suction lift

The maximum suction lift of the pump can be

determined from the diagram, page 49.

Example:

If the suction lift is 10 ft, the length of the suction pipe

must not exceed 72 ft.

7. Mechanical installation

7.1 Location

The pump is suitable for indoor and outdoor

installation. It is resistant to sunlight.

7.2 Foundation

Mount the pump on the base plate with horizontal

suction port and vertical discharge port.

The pump must be installed horizontally.

The maximum permissible inclination angle is ± 18 °.

See fig. 2.

Fig. 2 Horizontal installation of the MQ

To prevent movement and vibrations, the pump and

base plate can be secured to a solid foundation by

means of the bolt holes in the base plate. For

pipework connection, see section 7.4 Pipework.

7.3 Space requirement

For inspection and service, allow a minimum

clearance of 60" behind the pump.

Fig. 3 Minimum clearance behind the pump

Being self-cooling, the pump requires no space or

ventilation at the sides.

7.4 Pipework

The pump is supplied with 1" NPT screwed

connections. Fit the connections in the suction and

discharge ports. See fig. 4. The pump discharge port

is flexible, ± 5 °, to facilitate the fitting.

Fig. 4 Fitting of screwed connections in suction

and discharge ports

Carefully screw the discharge connection into the

discharge port, using a spanner or similar tool.

Hold the discharge connection, and tighten the pump

discharge union nut with your hand. See fig. 5.

Fig. 5 Correct: Tighten the discharge union nut

with your hand

Note

For outdoor installation, the pump must

be fitted with a protective cover

(accessory). See section 7.5 Protective

cover and 13. Accessories.

Note

Should the unlikely event of an internal

leakage occur, pumped liquid will be

drained out from the base and/or end

cover instead of damaging the pump.

Install the pump in such a way that no

undesirable collateral damage can

arise.

TM01 9691 2600

Max. ± 18 °

TM04 3746 5008

Note

Ensure that the maximum ambient

temperatures do not exceed the values

stated in section 6. Operating

conditions.

Note

Never use unnecessary force when

connecting the pipes.

TM01 9698 2600TM04 4271 1009

60"

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Fig. 6 Wrong: Do not use a tool to tighten the

discharge union nut

7.4.1 Suction pipes connected to a well

If the pump draws water from a well, we recommend

to fit a foot valve to the end of the suction pipe.

See fig. 7.

Fig. 7 Suction pipes connected to a well

7.4.2 Suction hose instead of pipe

If a suction hose is used instead of a pipe, the hose

should not exceed the lengths stated in the graph,

page 49. The suction hose must be minimum Ø1".

The hose must be of the non-collapsible type.

7.4.3 Long suction pipes

A separate non-return inlet valve is supplied with the

pump. In case of long suction pipes, we recommend

to fit the non-return inlet valve in the pump suction

port. See section 7.4.4 Fitting of the non-return inlet

valve

The pipes must be adequately supported on either

side of the pump to avoid straining the pump

connections.

7.4.4 Fitting of the non-return inlet valve

The non-return inlet valve reduces the risk of losing

pump priming in negative suction applications and

improves the auto-aspiration capability, for example

in water supply from a cistern.

Install the non-return inlet valve as follows,

see fig. 8:

1. Remove the suction connection of the pump.

2. Fit the non-return inlet valve into the suction port

in the direction shown in fig. 8.

3. Refit the pump connection.

Fig. 8 Fitting of non-return inlet valve

7.5 Protective cover

The protective cover protects the control panel

against the weather. It is available as an accessory.

See section 13. Accessories.

To fit the protective cover, click the cover onto the

top of the control panel so that it engages with the

top cooling ribs.

To remove the cover, pull the two clips outwards,

free of the cooling ribs, and pull the cover upwards.

Fig. 9 Protective cover

TM 044272 1009TM01 9693 2600

Note

Applications with positive inlet

pressure do not require installation of

the non-return inlet valve, due to the

fact that the MQ pump incorporates an

internal non-return valve at the

discharge side.

Foot valve

TM 04 4121 0809

Note

Failure to use the protective cover in

outdoor installations will invalidate the

warranty.

TM04 3745 5008

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8. Electrical connection

The electrical connections and additional protection

should be carried out by qualified persons in

accordance with local regulations.

The operating voltage and frequency are marked on

the nameplate. Make sure that the motor is suitable

for the electricity supply on which it will be used.

The pump must be connected to the mains via a

sheathed cable with a protective ground lead. It is

possible to replace the mains supply cable.

See fig. 10.

Fig. 10 Electrical connection

Connect the mains supply cable of the pump to the

electricity supply. When the cable is connected, a red

and a green indicator light on the control panel will

be on. See fig. 11.

Fig. 11 Connection of mains supply cable

8.1 Generator or inverter

Warning

Non-submersible pump.

If the power cord is damaged, it must

be replaced by the manufacturer, an

authorized service center or by a

qualified person in order to avoid risks.

Never make any connections in the

pump terminal box unless the

electricity supply has been switched off

for at least 5 minutes.

Risk of electric shock:

This pump is supplied with a grounding

conductor and grounding type

attachment plug. To reduce the risk of

electric shock, install only on circuit

protected by a Ground-Fault-Circuit-

Interrupter (GFCI).

This pump is not intended, nor has it

been investigated for use in swimming

pool or marine areas.

This pump has been evaluated for use

with water only.

Do not start the pump until it has been

filled with water (primed, see fig. 12).

Acceptable for indoor and outdoor use.

Enclosure type 3.

TM01 9694 2600

TM01 9695 2600

Note

The MQ can be powered by a generator

or an inverter. However, the pump will

only operate satisfactorily if the

generator or inverter generates a true

sinusoidal wave with the necessary

power and voltage input. The generator

must be sized 10 % above the P1

(input power) of the pump. For P1,

see section 12.1 Dimensions.

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8.2 Wiring diagram

8.2.1 115 V

Fig. 12 Wiring diagram - 115 V

TM02 2424 4708

Black (phase)

Red

Black

Orange

> Flow sensor

> Pressure switch

Capacitor

Yellow

Electric motor

Yellow/green (ground)

Red (main)

Black

White (neutral)

> Cable

B

A

Yellow

White

C

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8.3 Winding resistance measurement

The measurement can be done with or without cables connected to the PCB and the capacitor.

8.3.1 230 V

Fig. 13 Wiring diagram - 230 V

8.4 Winding resistance measurement

The measurement can be done with or without cables connected to the PCB and the capacitor.

Motor

[V/Hz]

Measuring point Winding

Resistance

[Ω ± 10 %]

Ambient temperature

[°F] [°C]

115/60

A-B (black - red) Main 1.4

70 21

A-C (black - white) Aux 5.5

TM02 2424 2409

Black (phase)

Red

Black

Orange

> Flow sensor

> Pressure switch

Capacitor

Yellow

Electric motor

Yellow/green (ground)

Red (main)

Blue

White (neutral)

> Cable

B

A

Orange

Yellow

White

Motor

[V/Hz]

Measuring point Winding

Resistance

[Ω ± 10 %]

Ambient temperature

[°F] [°C]

230/60

A-B (blue - red) Main 5.4

70 21

A-C (blue - white) Aux 5.4

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8.5 Start-up

Before start-up, the pump must be filled with 1.2 to

1.5 gallons of water to enable it to self-prime,

see fig. 14. The pump is self-priming with a

maximum suction lift of 25 ft.

Fig. 14 Priming the pump

When started, the pump begins to self-prime.

When it has been primed, the pump will

automatically change over to normal operation.

If the priming has not been completed within

5 minutes, the pump will stop automatically and

attempt to restart after 30 minutes. It is possible to

reset the pump manually, see point 2 in the table of

section 9.1 Control panel.

9. Functions

9.1 Control panel

The MQ pump is operated entirely by means of the

control panel. See fig. 1. The control panel offers the

possibility of starting/stopping the pump. The pump

settings and operating condition are indicated by

indicator lights. See fig. 15.

Fig. 15 Control panel

TM01 9696 2600

TM01 9684 2600

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The functions of the control panel are described in the table below:

Illustration Description

1 Indicator light (red)

When the indicator light is on, the pump is on standby.

2 On/Off button

The pump is started/stopped by means of the on/off button.

The on/off button can also be used for manual resetting in

case of an alarm condition:

• press once for resetting and

• press once more for starting.

3 Indicator light (green)

Indicates that the pump is ready for operation.

When the indicator light is on, the pump will start automatically

when water is consumed. The pump will stop a few seconds

after the water consumption has ceased.

4 Pump on (green)

The indicator light is on when the pump is running.

5 Auto reset (green)

As standard, this function is activated on delivery.

• When the indicator light is on, the auto-reset function is

activated. The pump will automatically attempt to restart

every 30 minutes after an alarm/fault over a period of

24 hours. After this period, the pump will remain in the

alarm condition.

• When the indicator light is off, the auto-reset function is

deactivated. The pump will not restart after an alarm/fault.

The auto-reset function can be activated/deactivated by

pressing the on/off button for 5 seconds.

Note: When water is consumed, the pump will start and stop

automatically, whether the auto-reset light is on or off.

6 Alarm (red)

The indicator light is on when the pump is in alarm condition.

The alarm condition may have been caused by:

• dry running

• overtemperature

• overloaded motor

• seized-up motor/pump.

See section 9.2 Pump stop.

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9.2 Pump stop

The pump incorporates an electronic protective

function that will stop the pump in case of

• dry running

• overtemperature

• overloaded motor

• seized-up motor/pump.

The pump will restart automatically after 30 minutes

(for 24 hours) in case of any type of fault if the auto-

reset function is activated (the green indicator light

on the control panel is on, see point 5 in the table of

section 9.1 Control panel).

10. Maintenance

Under normal operating conditions, the pump is

maintenance-free. However, it is recommended to

keep the pump clean.

If there is any risk of frost damage, drain the pump

through the drain hole and slacken the union nut on

the discharge pipe, see fig. 16. The pump must be

filled with liquid before it is started up again.

See fig. 14.

Fig. 16 Draining the pump

10.1 Service kits

Service kits are available for the MQ pump. The

service kits consist of the following replaceable

parts:

• shaft seal

• motor

• electronic units

• hydraulic components.

10.2 Start-up after a long period of

inactivity

The end cover incorporates a plug which can be

removed by means of a suitable tool. See fig. 17. It is

then possible to free the pump rotor if it has seized

up as a result of inactivity. If it has been drained,

the pump must be filled with liquid before start-up.

See fig. 14.

Fig. 17 Removing the end-cover plug

11. Service

If Grundfos is requested to service the pump,

Grundfos must be contacted with details about the

pumped liquid, etc. before the pump is returned for

service. Otherwise Grundfos can refuse to accept

the pump for service.

Possible costs of returning the pump are paid by the

customer.

However, any application for service (no matter to

whom it may be made) must include details about

the pumped liquid if the pump has been used for

liquids which are injurious to health or toxic.

Note

The pump settings are stored. After

supply failure, the pump will

automatically revert to its previous

operating condition when the electricity

supply is reconnected.

Warning

Do not remove the pressure tank from

the pump unless it has been vented

through the air escape valve.

Never touch the electronics unless the

pump has been switched off for at least

5 minutes.

TM01 9697 4403

TM04 3633 4608

Note

If a pump has been used for a liquid

that is injurious to health or toxic,

the pump will be classified as

contaminated.

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12. Technical data

12.1 Dimensions

12.2 Electrical data

12.3 Approvals

UL-listed and CSA-approved.

13. Accessories

TM01 9799 508

MQ 3-35 MQ 3-45

Enclosure type 3

Enclosure class IP 54

Insulation class B

Supply cable 6.56 ft SJTW 18 awg with/without plug

Voltage, power consumption,

P

1

[W]

1 x 115-120 V – 10/+ 6 %, 60 Hz 900 W/8.0 A 1100 W/10.0 A

1 x 220-240 V – 10/+ 6 %, 60 Hz 850/4.0 A 1050/4.8 A

Model Designation Product number

MQ 3-35 / MQ 3-45 Protective cover 96590745

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14. Fault finding chart

If the pump does not start when the fault has been corrected, contact your pump supplier or Grundfos for

further information.

Fault Cause Remedy

1. The pump does

not start.

a) Insufficient water. Check the water supply/suction pipe.

b) Overheating due to excessive liquid

temperature (above +95 °F/+35 °C).

Supply cold liquid to the pump.

c) Overheating due to seized-up/

choked-up pump.

Contact your pump supplier.

d) Too low or too high supply voltage. Check the supply voltage and correct the

fault, if possible.

e) No electricity supply. Connect the electricity supply.

f) No water consumption. Open a tap. Check that the height

between the top point of the discharge

pipe and the pump does not exceed 50 ft.

g) Shaft is blocked. Rotate the shaft as described in 10.2

h) Pump is in alarm condition. Reset the pump by means of the on/off

button. See point 2 in the table of section

9.1 Control panel.

2. The pump does

not stop.

a) Existing pipework is leaking or

defective.

Repair the pipework.

b) Non-return valve is blocked or

missing.

Clean the valve or fit a new non-return

valve.

3. The pump cuts out

during operation.

a) Dry running. Check the water supply/suction pipe.

b) Overheating due to excessive liquid

temperature (above +95 °F/+35 °C).

Supply cold liquid to the pump.

c) Overheating caused by:

- high ambient temperature

(> 113 °F/45 °C)

- overloaded motor

- seized-up motor/pump.

Contact your pump supplier.

d) Too low supply voltage. Check the supply voltage and correct the

fault, if possible.

4. The pump starts

and stops too

frequently.

a) Leakage in suction pipe or air in

water.

Check the water and the supply/suction

pipe.

b) Too low or too high pressure in

pressure tank.

Check the pressure in the pressure tank.

See section 6. Operating conditions.

5. The pump gives

electric shocks.

a) Defective ground connection. Connect the ground connection to the

pump in accordance with local

regulations.

6. The pump starts

when no water is

consumed.

a) Internal non-return valve is

defective, or the existing pipework is

leaking or defective.

Clean the valve or fit a new one.

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15. MQ frequently asked questions

1. What causes the MQ to start?

Answer: The MQ is equipped with both an

internal flow switch and pressure switch. Each of

these can turn the MQ on, depending on water

consumption. The pump will start when:

The flow rate is greater than 0.3 gpm

OR

the pressure is below 29 psi.

2. What causes the MQ to stop?

Answer: Other than the manual on/off button,

only the flow switch is authorized to automatically

stop the MQ during normal operation when flow

drops below 0.3 gpm. The pump will shut off in

12-15 seconds after flow stops.

Additionally, the MQ will be turned off in the event

of a dry-run or overtemperature alarm.

3. What is the maximum height of a tap above

the MQ?

Answer: If a tap or faucet is installed at heights

greater than 50 ft above the MQ, there is the

potential risk that the MQ will never start. In

cases where the MQ starts due to low pressure

(low flow rates), the pressure has to fall below

the pressure switch activation point (28-30 psi

factory setting). To allow for the pressure of 50 ft

of water, tolerances and a safety margin, we

recommend a maximum height of 50 ft between

the MQ and any tap.

4. What is the purpose of the built-in pressure

tank?

Answer: The built-in pressure tank comes from

the factory, pressurized at approximately 23 psi

(with the pump pressure at zero) and holds a

volume of 14 ounces of water. It is designed to

minimize motor startup due to small leaks.

5. How is the dry-run condition determined?

Answer: The dry-run alarm is declared when the

motor is running AND the flow rate is less than

1.6 gpm AND when pressure is less than the

pressure switch setting. When this condition lasts

for 12 seconds, the alarm will be declared after

1 minute, and the motor is stopped. The MQ

attempts to automatically restart every 30

minutes for a maximum of 24 hours. If more than

24 hours pass without water, the pump must be

restarted manually.

6. What is the maximum inlet pressure allowed

in the MQ?

Answer: For both MQ 3-35 and MQ 3-45, the

maximum internal pressure allowed is 109 psi.

The maximum inlet pressure when added to the

MQ pressure must not exceed 109 psi.

Remember that inlet pressure adds to the MQ

pressure, so with a 40 psi inlet pressure supplied

to the MQ 3-45, internal pressures can reach

approximately 105 psi (65 + 40 psi).

Additionally, if inlet pressures exceed the built-in

pressure switch activation point (28-30 psi

factory setting), the pressure switch will be

unable to activate, and the ability to turn the MQ

on at low flow rates will be lost. In this situation,

only the flow switch will be able to turn the MQ on

at flow rates above its activation point of 0.3 gpm

7. What is the priming capacity of the MQ?

Answer: Approx. 1.2 gallons.

8. How is overload temperature/overtemperature

of the MQ detected?

Answer: The motor has a thermal switch

incorporated in the motor windings. The switch

will cut out the motor and start again. See the

table below.

9. Where can a pressure gauge be easily

installed to measure the discharge pressure?

Answer: In the discharge piping or in 3/8" GAS

straight thread opening used to add priming

water to the pump.

16. Disposal

This product or parts of it must be disposed of in an

environmentally sound way:

1. Use the public or private waste collection service.

2. If this is not possible, contact the nearest

Grundfos company or service workshop.

Thermal protection

[V] [°F] [°C]

Cut-out

115 302 150

230 275 135

Cut-in Both 151 65-67

Subject to alterations.

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SOMMAIRE

Page

1. Introduction 17

2. Composants fournis 17

3. Symboles utilisés dans ce document 17

4. Applications 17

4.1 Liquides pompés 17

5. Identification 18

5.1 Désignation 18

6. Conditions de fonctionnement 19

6.1 Hauteur d'aspiration 20

7. Installation mécanique 20

7.1 Lieu d'installation 20

7.2 Base 20

7.3 Dégagement requis 20

7.4 Tuyauterie 21

7.5 Couvercle de protection 22

8. Branchement électrique 23

8.1 Générateur ou inverseur 23

8.2 Schéma de câblage 24

8.3 Mesure résistance d'enroulement 25

8.4 Mesure de la résistance d'enroulement 25

8.5 Démarrage 26

9. Fonctions 26

9.1 Panneau de commande 26

9.2 Arrêt de la pompe 28

10. Maintenance 28

10.1 Kits de service 28

10.2 Démarrage après une longue période

d'inactivité 28

11. Service 28

12. Caractéristiques techniques 29

12.1 Dimensions 29

12.2 Caractéristiques électriques 29

12.3 Approbations 29

13. Accessoires 29

14. Tableau de recherche de défauts 30

15. Questions fréquemment posées

concernant la pompe MQ 31

16. Mise au rebut 31

1. Introduction

Le groupe MQ est un système d'alimentation d'eau à

faible sonorité composé d'une pompe, d'un moteur,

d'un réservoir sous pression et d'un système de

commande combinés dans une unité compacte. La

pompe est conçue pour une utilisation en intérieur et

en extérieur.

La pompe auto-amorçante démarre automatique-

ment quand l'eau est consommée dans l'installation

et s'arrête dès que la consommation cesse. Le cla-

pet anti-retour interne intégré empêche le refoule-

ment pendant l'auto-amorçage et le fonctionnement.

La pompe MQ est équipée d'une protection contre la

surchauffe et la marche à sec ainsi que d'un pan-

neau de commande facile à utiliser.

Le réservoir sous pression intégré réduit le nombre

de démarrages et d'arrêts, en cas de fuites dans

l'installation.

2. Composants fournis

Le colis du MQ contient :

• un système d'alimentation d'eau MQ avec clapet

anti-retour intégré

• un clapet d'entrée anti-retour en sachet plastique

• une notice d'installation et de fonctionnement.

3. Symboles utilisés dans ce

document

4. Applications

Le groupe d'alimentation d'eau MQ est conçu pour

les applications types suivantes :

• surpression d’eau

(pression d'entrée maximale : 40 psi).

• alimentation en eau en provenance de puits

(hauteur d'aspiration maximale : 7,62 m,

25 pieds), par exemple

- dans les résidences privées

- dans les exploitations agricoles

- dans les jardins maraîchers et autres grands

espaces verts.

La pompe est adaptée à l'eau de pluie.

4.1 Liquides pompés

Liquides fluides, clairs, non agressifs ne contenant

pas de particules solides ni de fibres.

Avertissement

Avant de procéder à l'installation,

veuillez lire cette notice d'installation et

de fonctionnement. L'installation et le

fonctionnement doivent être conformes

à la réglementation locale et aux règles

de bonne pratique en vigueur.

Avertissement

Le non respect de ces consignes de

sécurité peut entraîner des accidents

corporels.

Précautions

Le non respect de ces consignes de

sécurité peut entraîner des dysfonc-

tionnements ou des dommages à l'équi-

pement.

Nota

Remarques ou instructions facilitant le

travail et assurant un fonctionnement

sécurisé.

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5. Identification

5.1 Désignation

Fig. 1 Système d'alimentation d'eau MQ. Le couvercle de protection est requis pour une utilisation en

extérieur

Exemple MQ 3 -35 A -O -A BVBP

Type de pompe

Débit nominal [m³/h]

Hauteur [m]

Code du modèle de pompe

A: Norme

Code du raccordement tuyauterie

Code des matériaux

A: Norme

Code joint d'arbre

TM04 3648 4908

Socle

Bouchon de vidange

Orifice d'aspiration

Bouchon d'amorçage

Orifice de refoulement

Panneau de commande

Couvercle réser-

voir sous pression

Bouchon du

couvercle

d'extrémité

Couvercle de protection

(accessoire)

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6. Conditions de fonctionnement

MQ 3-35 MQ 3-45

Débit maximal [gpm] 22

Pression maximale [psi] 51 65

Pression de service maximale [psi] 108

Hauteur maximale d'aspiration [pieds],

voir page 49

25

Température ambiante minimale [°F]/[°C] 32/0

Température ambiante maximale [°F]/[°C] 113/45

Température minimale du liquide [°F]/[°C] 32/0

Température maximale du liquide [°F]/[°C] 95/35

Poids net [lbs] 29

Niveau de pression sonore [dB(A)] < 70

Capacité du réservoir [oz] 13,5

Pression d'air dans le réservoir [psi] 22 à 25

Branchements 1" NPT

Bouchons de vidange et d'amorçage 3/8" GAS

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6.1 Hauteur d'aspiration

La hauteur maximale d'aspiration de la pompe peut

être déterminée d'après le schéma de la page 49.

Exemple

Si la hauteur d'aspiration est de 3 m (10 pieds),

la longueur du conduit d'aspiration ne doit pas

dépasser 22 m (72 pieds).

7. Installation mécanique

7.1 Lieu d'installation

La pompe est conçue pour une installation en inté-

rieur et en extérieur. Elle résiste à la lumière du

soleil.

7.2 Base

Installer la pompe sur le socle, avec l'orifice d’aspira-

tion à l'horizontale et l'orifice de refoulement à la ver-

ticale.

La pompe doit être installée horizontalement.

Angle d'inclinaison maximal admissible :

± 18 °. Voir fig. 2.

Fig. 2 Installation horizontale de la pompe MQ

Pour éviter mouvements et vibrations, la pompe et le

socle peuvent être sécurisés à une base solide, par

les orifices de boulons dans le socle. Pour raccorde-

ment tuyauterie, voir paragr. 7.4 Tuyauterie.

7.3 Dégagement requis

Pour l'inspection et l'entretien, prévoir un dégage-

ment d'au moins 150 cm (60") derrière la pompe.

Fig. 3 Dégagement minimal derrière la pompe

La pompe étant auto-refroidie, elle ne nécessite ni

dégagement ni ventilation sur les côtés.

Nota

Si la pompe est installée en extérieur,

elle doit être équipée d'un couvercle de

protection (accessoire). Voir paragr.

7.5 Couvercle de protection et

13. Accessoires.

Nota

En cas de fuite interne accidentelle,

le liquide pompé sera vidangé du socle

et/ou du couvercle d'extrémité pour évi-

ter d'endommager la pompe. Installer la

pompe de manière à éviter tout dom-

mage collatéral indésirable.

TM01 9691 2600

Max. ± 18 °

TM04 3746 5008

Nota

S'assurer que les températures ambian-

tes maximales ne dépassent pas les

valeurs indiquées au paragr.

6. Conditions de fonctionnement.

60"

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