BWT WRAS Powermag Bedienungsanleitung

Powermag RR

Powermag needs to be installed by a

professional installer. If you require installation

please call our sales office on 01494 838107

Contents

General Notes 1

Installation 2,3

Electrical notes 4

Troubleshooting guide 5

Specifications 6

Spare parts 7

Powermag warranty 8

General Notes

Powermag is a WRAS approved electromagnetic physical water conditioner that

uses the principles of magnetism to remove hard crystalline scale within hot and

cold water services. The Powermag sets up a specific magnetic field which has an

effect on the hardness salts within the water. This helps to inhibit and remove

existing formations of scale, providing an environmentally friendly method of scale

treatment without the use of chemicals. (WRAS approval number 0803083).

The Powermag p alters the molecular structure of scale

forming particles allowing them to pass through the pipe system without leaving

deposits of scale within the system. The Powermag physical water conditioner

doesn't introduce sodium into the water, therefore the water remains potable.

The Powermag does not require a separate drain. It can be installed direct in-line

without the aid of a bypass. There are no moving parts which means the unit can

operate with a limited amount of servicing.

hysical water conditioner

Physically conditioned water will tend to revert back to its untreated state over time;

we recommend the sooner the water is used after treatment, the more effective the

physical water conditioner will be. In addition consideration should be given where

water turbulence may be induced in the water flow as this may also reduce the

effectiveness of the physical water conditioner. Please refer to the installation

section of this manual in order to site the unit in an optimum position and ensure

effective treatment of incoming water.

Installation

The unit should be installed directly in-line on any of the following materials;

copper, PVC, or galvanized pipework.

To ensure that the unit is adequately supported and does not place excessive strain

on the existing pipework, we recommend using additional support brackets (not

supplied) on the inlet and outlet pipework. We recommend that in order to avoid

damage to the magnetic coil it is installed in a horizontal orientation wherever

possible. It may also be necessary to install elbows and additional pipework,

however we recommend keeping this to a minimum.

The unit is manufactured from low carbon steel tubing and is protected from

corrosion by a WRAS approved surface coating.

We also recommend the use of isolating valves before and after the unit. This will

facilitate any service or maintenance work that may be required.

Recommended Installations

Powermag units are best installed in one of the following positions:

!Gravity downfeed from a central water tank *

!After a booster pump

!Directly on the cold mains supply, where all outlets are mains fed

*NB: Great care must be taken when installing the Powermag vertically as this may

result in damage to the magnetic coil.

The Powermag control box should be connected to a suitable fused switched spur.

Please refer to the product specification data to ensure you have a suitable spur

available.

The spur must incorporate an isolation switch to enable maintenance or repair of

the system. The isolation switch must be easily accessible to the user.

In no circumstance will you be required to connect the body of the unit (coil)

to the mains power supply. Always connect the main body (coil) to the

control panel.

Isolating

Valve

Isolating

Valve

OUT

Isolating

Valve

Isolating

Valve

Isolating

Valve

Isolating

Valve

Isolating

Valve

Pump

Powermag Powermag

Water tank Water tank

Installation cont.

WARNING

Disconnect the mains

supply before opening this

cover

MADE IN BRITAIN

BWT UK Ltd

Running

Temperature

Coil

Current

Hours

Run

Set

Temperature Coil Status

Powermag

Tmp19 Amp12 H00016

StTp28 Coil Active

Temperature

Thermistor Isolating

Valve

Isolating

Valve

230V 50Hz Supply

Key to LCD display

Isolation

switch

OUT

Running Temperature: Temperature reading 

from thermistor on the outlet pipework 

Coil Current: Operating current of magnetic 

coil (in amps) 



Hours Run: Total hours of coil operation since 

installation (NOTE: Service Warning Lamp will 

illuminate when service interval has been 

reached - please contact BWT Service when 

this occurs) 



Activity LED Display: Visual display of coil 

operation. LED will run left to right when active 

and halt when inactive. If fault status is initiated 

alternating LEDs in the strip will illuminate 

continuously 



Set Temperature: Maximum temperature 

setting for thermistor circuit 



Coil Status: Current status of coil (Coil Active 

when operational, Coil Inactive when 

thermistor Set Temperature achieved) 

Service 

Warning 

Lamp 



Activity 

LED 

Display 



Electrical Notes

Identifying the main components

Transformer

MCB AC

supply

MCB DC

supply

MCB Mains

protection

Fault

relay

Smoothing

capacitor

EMF

diode

Bridge rectifier

assembly

Cooling

fan

Exhaust

filter

Fan inlet

(must be

kept clean)

Fan exhaust filter

(must be kept clean)

Isolation

switch

PCB electronic

control

7 8 9

Thermistor

+ -

Coil

LNE

Power

in connection

For interface to BMS

and fault monitoring

systems

*Shown in the power

OFF state

* When the power is

applied to the control

panel the relay will

change state, i.e.

Terminals 7,8 will be

CLOSED

Terminals 8,9 will be

OPEN

Display brightness

control

Inlet water temperature

coil cut out adjustment

(factory set at 28DegC)

WARNING

High

current

Troubleshooting Guide

Problem Probable cause Recommended

solution

Coil remains inactive Inlet water temperature

is above the set point

of the thermistor

Re-set the thermistor

control to suit the

application

Mains MCB repeatedly

trips out

Fault on the

transformer

Test and replace the

transformer

Secondary AC supply

MCB repeatedly trips

out

Fault on the bridge

rectifier assembly

Test and replace the

bridge rectifier

assembly

Secondary DC supply

MCB repeatedly trips

out

Fault on the magnetic

coil

Test and replace the

magnetic coil

Panel overheats Poor circulation in the

panel

Loose connections on

high power lines

Check, clean, replace

the cooling fan and

outlet filter

Secure all loose

connections and

replace wiring where

necessary

Fault contacts remain

closed

No power to panel Check mains inlet

voltage

Check status of MCB's

The following fault table is provided as a guide to resolving

operational issues with the Powermag system. Any fault

diagnosis must be conducted by a suitably qualified electrical

engineer.

Description Part Number

Transformer 13.5V PMT13.5

Transformer 16V PM16

Isolation switch PMMI30

20AMCB PMCB20

6A MCB PMCB6

Bridge rectifier assembly PMBHA

Fan kit PMFAN3

Fan Filter Pack (5 Filters) PMFILPK

Fault relay PMREL1

Electronic display PMDB1

Smoothing capacitor PMCAP

Thermistor with lead PMTHL

EMF diode PMEMF

10A MCB PMCB10

16A MCB PMCB16

Spare parts list

Notes

For spares orders please contact BWT on:

Tel: 01494 838107 Fax: 01494 523833

Email: commercial@bwt-uk.co.uk

Specifications

P100

1½"

P200 P250 P300 P400P150

Pipe size BSP

(male)

Coil diameter

(mm)

Coil width

(mm)

Overall

length (mm)

Coil weight

(kg)

1" 2" 2½" 3" 4"

190 360 415 415 415 415

110 145 195 195 195 195

180 240 330 330 330 330

5 8 19 22 24 28

Max flow

rate (l/sec)

Frictional

loss (bar)

Power

Supply

Max water

temperature

(°C)

Power

consumption

(kW)

Max

pressure (bar)

1.5 3.0 6.0 8.0 12.0 30

<0.2 <0.2 <0.2 <0.2 <0.2 <0.2

230V/50Hz 230V/50Hz 230V/50Hz 230V/50Hz 230V/50Hz 230V/50Hz

25 25 25 25 25 25

0.3 0.3 0.3 0.3 0.3 0.3

16 16 16 16 16 16

Mechanical specification

P100

Transformer

voltage

Mains MCB

AC supply

MCB

DC supply

MCB

13.5V

10A

16V

P200P150

16V

6A 6A

20A20A

16A 16A

P250 P300 P400

16V 16V 16V

6A 6A 6A

20A20A20A

16A 16A 16A

Electrical specification

Powermag Warranty

The Powermag has been designed to give many years of satisfactory service

and is guaranteed against faulty materials and workmanship for a period of

12 months from the date of purchase. Under the provision of this the warranty

agreement the warranty liability is limited to the repair or replacement cost of the unit

only and is subject to the terms shown below.

Conditions and Terms of the Warranty:

This warranty provides benefits, which are additional to, and do not affect,

your legal rights. BWT UK willreplace or exchange any necessaryparts to

repair free ofcharge any Powermag supplied by BWT UK or it’s agents,

located within the United Kingdom,* which is shown to the satisfaction of

BWT UK to be defective due to faulty workmanship or materials within 12

months from the date of Installation.

What services and associated costs are not included?

Repairs due to breakdown caused by but not limited to:

·Use of the unit for purposes for which it was not designed or intended.

·Incorrect installation e.g. the failure to follow instructions or advice given by Culligan

or it representatives.

·Any defect caused by malicious or wilful action, negligence, misuse or third part

interference.

·Any defect or damage occasioned by fire, lightening, explosion, flood, storm, frost

impact or other extraneous cause.

·Consequential loss arising as a result of a defect occurring in the Powermag or

installation.

·Any defect or damage arising as a result of failure in the public electricity supply.

Repair cost for: -

·Consumer replaceable items including but not limited to filter.

·Associate items but not part of the unit, including but not limited to, pipe work and

electrical connections.

·The expense of a service call when the service engineer finds no fault.

* UK Mainland Only ** Subject to Location

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