A Pump Pressure Controller can help maintain the pressure and flow of a pump

A Pump Pressure Controller can help maintain the pressure and flow of a pump. There are many models available, each with their own features and benefits. The self-auto restart function keeps the system from locking, and ensures that the pump is running at all times. It also protects the pump from clogs and debris. It replaces a differential pressure switch and external pressure tank. It comes with wired electrical cables. You can learn more about this product by reading the technical data sheet.

Pump controllers can be plugged into an electrical panel, bolted onto a chassis or enclosure, or mounted in a rack. They also have features like rail guides, flanges, and tabs. They can also mount on standard DIN rails. Some models have full casings or integral interfaces.

A Pump Pressure Controller can also identify when a valve is leaking. When flow rate falls, it can be an indication of a blockage in the system. This can lead to damage to the pumping system. Another sign is a decrease in resistance. This may be caused by a broken sprinkler head or stuck valve.

Some Pump Pressure Controllers are equipped with a reset button so that you can manually restart the pump if it has stalled. However, this will only work if the pump has been primed properly. If the pump was primed correctly, the green Power on Led on the control panel will illuminate. A few seconds will pass to pressurize the system, but if the time is not sufficient, the pump will stop. If this happens, you must press the Restart button until the red Failure led turns off. Once the pump is restarted, water will flow out of the tap. You can then close the tap.