Rain Water Harvesting Rain Water Control
FEATURES Conditions of functioning: Rated voltage: 1x 230 V 50 Hz Enclosure class: IP 54 Ambient temperature: +5º C a +40º C
RWC - Rain Water Control is composite for: Metalic closet production "Himmel" or similar with protection IP54, painted of color RAL 7020 Tetrapolar switch withgeneral cut Differential switch 300mA Breaker of protection of the command circuit Microprocessor with illuminated panel of information and control Electronic module RWC - 06 Rita communication cable between Modulo and the microprocessor Transformer 220v - 24V AC for system Contact for information to distance Level transducer 0 - 600 mA Level detection of water Electric valve to net water 1"24V N/close
OPTIONS not included in the standard version: Electric valve for First Flush Magneto thermal protection to pump system Flow rate control system of net water Electric connections to all the components of the system Accessories and pipes necessary for the correct installation
CONTACTS Estrada de Manique, Nº 1232 Armazém 22 2645 - 550 Alcabideche Portugal Telephone: (+351) 214 699 540 Fax: (+351) 214 699 549 E-mail: lnaguas@mail.telepac.pt Web: www.lnaguas.pt
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Why use the rain water? Because the groundwater supply is a increasingly reality failure in ours days, as it’s not use for not potable ends is a waste, such as: Irrigations, Sanitary Systems, AVAC, Fire Systems, … This kind of use also allows: To control and to store the water of big storms, that prevent floodings. To preserve the underground water features. To reduce the annual invoice of the water consume. To reduce the use and the consumption of chemical and detergents products. To assure the bigger longevity of the domestic and industrial devices, using the rain water as a distailed water to guarantee the absence from limestone, iron and others... And also because it is free and tenable. How to use the rain water? In first place, calculate the size and plan the form of gathering the rain water and create the technical conditions for its storage. Second, to install the system “RWC” correctly, to allow the efficient use of rain water. Finally, in case of using the rain water for not potable ends, and the installation is also supplied by the water net, be aware with crossed net’s in order to avoid contamination.
APLICATION RWC - Rain Water Control is destined to Industrial, Commercial and Domestic aplications for use of rain water. Its versatility allows to the dimension of the installation without limiting the supply of water. It can be applied in existing installations as in new installations. RWC is compatible with any type of pump systems, whithout power or flow rate limitations. The RWC guarantees the supplying of the rain water for not potable ends such as: WC, Irrigation, washing machines, AVAC, fire networks, ... RWC allows to alternate the supply of all the devices without stopping the supply of water.
EXAMPLE OF INSTTALATION
Which right do we have to use the rain water? Rain Water Control RWC - 06
In some states of Brazil and some other countries in Europe, the use of rain water in new buildings is obligator. Any citizen has the right to use rain water that falls in his land, respecting the municipal legislation that belongs. Use of the water of rain for public, commercial buildings, hotels, … they have that to request authorization in accordance with the proper legislation.
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WATER DETECTOR
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FILTER
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RWC - Rain Water Control, is an equipment destined to the management and control the system of use of rain water. The RWC made by "L.N. Águas", is equipped with microprocessor and control panel for command, regulation and monitorization to all the system of use of the rain water.
Nota! Todas as unidades estão em (mm) salvo se outra expressa.
Printed from Grundfos CAPS
In answer to this questions we created RWC, what is it?
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NETWORK 600
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OVERFLOW
PUBLIC SANITATION ASPIRATION VALVE FIRST FLUSH SOUNDING LEAD
INPUT ANTI-MOVEMENT
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