PE5200 Sauermann peristaltic condensate pumps

Peristaltic pumps* help lift charged condensates. Among the most compact on the market, they combine silence with a practical and intelligent design. Its removable and replaceable head and tube guarantee optimized maintenance and cost.

This peristaltic pump is controlled by a 3-level float sensing block (on/off/alarm). The alarm contact, normally closed, makes it possible to automatically stop the air conditioning compressor or a solenoid valve.

* These pumps must not work continuously.

Main characteristics of the PE5200 peristaltic condensate pumps:< br>- Easy installation, compact pump, IP65 protection (no ventilation required)
- Economical and easy maintenance: the changeable head and easily accessible tube allow to reduce maintenance costs
- Quiet operation
- High discharge height
- High condensate level alarm
- Low dimensions

Main features of the PE5200 peristaltic condensate pumps:
- Power supply: 230 V ~ 50/60 Hz –11W
- Maximum flow: 6 l/h
- Maximum suction height: 2 m
- Maximum discharge height: 12 m
- Noise level (measured in the Sauermann acoustic laboratory, pump installed and running with water): ≤ 30 dBA
- Protection: IP65
- Safety standards ity: CE
- Detection: Remote
- RoHS directive equipment: Compliant
- WEEE directive equipment: Compliant
- Detection levels: Start = 16 mm, Stop = 11 mm, Alarm = 19 mm
- Alarm contact: NC 8 A - 250 V
- Pump dimensions: 109 x 110 x 91 mm (L x W x H)
- Detection block dimensions: 55 x 38 x 36 mm (length x width x height)
- Weight (with packaging): approx. 1.2 kg

Kit contents:
- PE5200 peristaltic pump
- Power cable : 1 .7 m long, 2 wires (phase and neutral)
- Alarm contact cable: 1.7 m long, 2 wires
- Sliding plastic plate, easy to assemble (1 fixing screw)
- Float detection block (SI2958), 1.5 m cable
- Detector installation kit : clear rubber Ø 15 x 35, ventilation tube Ø 4 x 6 – 75 mm, mounting rail self-adhesive

Applications:
For air conditioning units up to 8 kW, consoles, fan coils, ceiling equipment, ev aporadores