Hi Guys, not sure if this is possible or not, maybe you can tell me or if you have any other suggestions. Can I set the pump to switch on when a flow rate is exceeded rather than when the pressure drops? I have a large property and I suspect that there are a few leaks in the water system and as such my current pump tends to cycle about once every 2 minutes to keep the pressure up (I have a pressure tanks as well). I have a low positive pressure on the whole property as the tank is at the top of the property, I would like the pump to switch on when a tap is opened and increases flow rather than when the pressure drops. Is that possible with the DAB's?
Maybe have a bypass with a check valve going around the pump to the outlet, then set your restart pressure to just below the static pressure from the source
How come my unit is detecting 3.5 bar on the line when there is no water on the line at all. I actually set my bar pressure to 5.5bar which when measured at the tap is equal to 2 bar.
That doesn't sounds right. You would expect a small pressure drop on the line bit not typically that much. See if you can test before and after your pressure regulator as it might be faulty. It could also be that the feed to the pump is too restricted or that the pump is more than 2m higher than the water level. If it is non of these things contact DAB as their support is quite good.
@@garocompgaro Not sure what the impeller material is, it was brand new and installed inside a room in my house, so stable ambient temp, himidity was around 70% at its highest but that aside I did have low voltage errors from 2021 so perhaps a manufacturing problem. I replaced that unit with another and on this install used a wider diameter intake pipe(32mm). It runs to spec now. Must of been a unique problem with the first unit.
@@garocompgaro Max Fluid Temperature: 40˚C and Max Ambient Temperature: 50 ˚C so it think your fluid temp might go over spec. On the impeller, they just say it is a polymer impeller but I am not sure of the exact composition. We had a look at a cut open one in this video if you want to have a look: ua-cam.com/video/4MGNttEY-x0/v-deo.html
Hi Guys, not sure if this is possible or not, maybe you can tell me or if you have any other suggestions. Can I set the pump to switch on when a flow rate is exceeded rather than when the pressure drops? I have a large property and I suspect that there are a few leaks in the water system and as such my current pump tends to cycle about once every 2 minutes to keep the pressure up (I have a pressure tanks as well). I have a low positive pressure on the whole property as the tank is at the top of the property, I would like the pump to switch on when a tap is opened and increases flow rather than when the pressure drops. Is that possible with the DAB's?
Maybe have a bypass with a check valve going around the pump to the outlet, then set your restart pressure to just below the static pressure from the source
Do you have to adjust the air pressure in the bladder in the back of the tank if you raise the pressure up to 65 pounds?
The pressure needs to just remain a bit below the lowest point your pump will go to
Is it possible to setup and scheduling funtionning by different hours per day? maybe adding a module or by DConnect?
I think you need the Dconnect and an active subscription for more advance functions like that.
Hello my pump indicates fault:E18.10,can I solve it
Did u fix it? And if u did can you tell me how
Somebody knows why if I'm pressing for 5 seconds the + button the bluetooth isn't starting to pair with DLive app?
Unfortunately, we haven't had experience with that but try and contact Dab directly they have good product support staff.
How come my unit is detecting 3.5 bar on the line when there is no water on the line at all. I actually set my bar pressure to 5.5bar which when measured at the tap is equal to 2 bar.
That doesn't sounds right. You would expect a small pressure drop on the line bit not typically that much. See if you can test before and after your pressure regulator as it might be faulty. It could also be that the feed to the pump is too restricted or that the pump is more than 2m higher than the water level. If it is non of these things contact DAB as their support is quite good.
What is the impeller material? Can the pump be exposed to direct sun light, hi humidity and ambient temperature of 47 c?
@@garocompgaro Not sure what the impeller material is, it was brand new and installed inside a room in my house, so stable ambient temp, himidity was around 70% at its highest but that aside I did have low voltage errors from 2021 so perhaps a manufacturing problem.
I replaced that unit with another and on this install used a wider diameter intake pipe(32mm).
It runs to spec now. Must of been a unique problem with the first unit.
Thanks 👍
@@garocompgaro Max Fluid Temperature: 40˚C and Max Ambient Temperature: 50 ˚C so it think your fluid temp might go over spec. On the impeller, they just say it is a polymer impeller but I am not sure of the exact composition. We had a look at a cut open one in this video if you want to have a look: ua-cam.com/video/4MGNttEY-x0/v-deo.html