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2.3.1 A ONE PUMP SYSTEM<br />

In this configuration, when the tank temperature<br />

is below the set-point,<br />

TT, the AUX. relay is energised, and when<br />

is de-energised (see <strong>SMT</strong> <strong>100</strong> Diagram).<br />

rises above TT, the AUX. relay<br />

1 Connect the output terminal of the AUX. relay to the auxiliary heater or to a<br />

contactor (external relay) if the heater has a greater current rating than 3A.<br />

This is illustrated in the diagram below:<br />

2 Connect the pump cable to the PUMP terminals of the control unit.<br />

3 Connect the “neutral” (N) of the auxiliary heater or contactor, to the supplied<br />

neutral terminal block on the power board.<br />

4 Connect the mains supply to the terminals marked MAINS.<br />

5 Connect the earth to the pump and contactor (if applicable).<br />

Replace the “top” section of the control unit, and then fasten using the two<br />

side fixing screws. The unit is now ready to be powered up.<br />

When < TT : = ON<br />

When > TT : = OFF<br />

5

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