What characterises the alternation type in a twin pump setup?
What is the default operation mode of SCALA1?
Where is self-priming particularly useful?
What happens if there is a tiny leak in the system?
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Q: What characterises the alternation type in a twin pump setup?
A: It is when you select how you want the two SCALA1 pumps to switch
Q: What characterises the alternation type in a twin pump setup?
A: It is when you select when you want the pumps to switch
Q: What characterises the alternation type in a twin pump setup?
A: It is when you select to solely run your pumps on an external input
Q: Can you fully set up a twin booster system consisting of two SCALA1 pumps without GO Remote?
A: Yes
Q: Can you fully set up a twin booster system consisting of two SCALA1 pumps without GO Remote?
A: No
Q: What is the default operation mode of SCALA1?
A: Duty/standby mode
Q: What is the default operation mode of SCALA1?
A: Duty/assist mode
Q: What is the default operation mode of SCALA1?
A: Cascade mode
Q: Where is self-priming particularly useful?
A: When pumping from roof-top tanks
Q: Where is self-priming particularly useful?
A: When lifting water from wells
Q: Where is self-priming particularly useful?
A: When connected to mains water supply
Q: How many alarm icons are there at the bottom of the operating panel?
A: 2
Q: How many alarm icons are there at the bottom of the operating panel?
A: 3
Q: How many alarm icons are there at the bottom of the operating panel?
A: 4
Q: What happens if there is a tiny leak in the system?
A: SCALA1 will proceed to start and stop operation periodically, indicating a cycling alarm after a period
Q: What happens if there is a tiny leak in the system?
A: SCALA1 stops immediately and sends an alarm
Q: What happens if there is a tiny leak in the system?
A: Nothing