Aquasphere - ECO IVS 100 Variable-Speed Pool Pump – 21 m³/h - 76888

Aquasphere – ECO IVS 100 Variable-Speed Pool Pump – 21 m³/h

The ECO IVS 100 is a self-priming variable-speed pump for residential swimming pools. It has a maximum flow of 21 m³/h, D63 connections and a 0.75 kW (P2N) motor on 220-240 V / 50/60 Hz.

How the pump works

The Aquasphere Eco IVS is a self-priming range of pumps for residential swimming pools. Each pump has variable speed technology with an embedded inverter, so the running capacity can be matched to the job instead of running at one fixed speed.

The pump starts self-priming automatically when it is first switched on after installation. The manual describes how to disable or manually repeat the priming function from the parameter settings.

Control and external connection

The built-in user interface lets you set the running capacity from 30% to 100% in 5% steps. The latest setting is saved automatically. A timer mode lets you programme the pump’s on/off times and running capacity during the day, and a backwash or fast re-circulation mode can be started from the panel.

A dry contacts kit with a 2.5 m cable for external control is listed for the range. Through the digital inputs, an external controller can force the pump to stop or to run at preset speeds.

Water conditions and suitability

The pumps are suitable for swimming pools using electrolysis treatment. The working limits given in the manual are:

• Water temperature: 5 ºC-40ºC
• Maximum water salt level: 5 g/l (5000 ppm)
• Protection: Insulation Class F, IPX5

Installation

Installation and electrical connection must be carried out by a qualified installer, following the swimming pool installation standards and national rules. The pump can be installed up to 2 m above water level. It should be mounted horizontally and fixed to a support, in a ventilated place with free air circulation around the motor, preferably indoors or in the shade.

Each pump has a 1.2 litre prefilter and D50 or D63 mm couplings, depending on the model. The manual recommends keeping the suction pipework as short as possible and fitting a check valve in the return line.

Maintenance

Empty the strainer basket regularly. The basket can be checked through the transparent lid of the prefilter. Disconnect the power supply before opening the lid.

Check the basket and the lid O-ring for damage while the basket is out. The manual says not to run the pump without water, and not to repair the unit yourself if it breaks down. Contact a qualified service engineer instead.