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With the advances in pump technology over recent years, areas that
would previously have been considered uninhabitable or not supportive
of life have become viable and attractive. With the new SQFlex system,
Grundfos can consolidate these areas and pioneer further into new
territories: Consolidating by upgrading older unreliable pump technology,
and pioneering by providing more stable and low-maintenance pumping
solutions in even more remote areas.
In the middle of nowhere, the only things you can depend upon are
air and daylight. The SQFlex pump is fully operational from only
one or, for greater peace-of-mind, a combination of these energy
sources. SQFlex Solar and Wind systems are reliable, low-maintenance
and cost-effective. In addition, the systems are sustainable and
totally environmental sound.
The SQFlex system is more than just a pump. It's a total concept
tailored to any individual requirements. By examining some variables,
Grundfos and the WaterMaker can put together the perfect combination
for any purpose. All they need to know is the location, the water
table depth and how much water is needed, and they will be able
to find the most efficient energy source for the system.
Product Range
The complete SQFlex pump range consists of 7 different pump
sizes: 4 centrifugal and 3 helical rotor pumps. All pumps are fitted
with the same size motor which, together with the new sizing tools,
makes system sizing simple.
CU200
A user-friendly control unit that maintains two-way communication
with the pump and monitors the operating conditions. Built-in diagnostics
indicate faults and dry-running, display operating status power consumption
and level switch input.
IO 100
A very simple and easy-to-use system and with cable terminal connections
interface. Controlled by a manual on/off switch.
IO 101
Acts as interface for powering back-up supplies, providing automatic
changeover. For instance when changing from generator to solar energy,
the solar modules automatically power the system as soon as the
fuel tank runs dry.
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