Finally a reliable and affordable solution to communicate ‘tank full’ signal to pump controllers over long distances without the need for grid power at the tank site. Solar-powered tank sensor transmits signal wirelessly back to any solar pump controller, AC pump or VFD.
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Avoid trenching thousands of feet of tank full sensor wire! After years of customer requests and development, comes our easy to use wireless tank full sensor. No more trenching, no more running hundreds of feet of wire, no more damaged underground wires! Compatible with both Solar Pumps and AC Pumps.
Units come with a solar powered transmitter with panel and receiver to either be powered by AC power or solar. Plug the units into their power source, hook up your float valve, connect to your pump controller and you are ready to go. Tested at over 2.5 miles line of sight (moderately flat land with trees and building in-between, will not work between two valleys with large hills blocking the signal). Never trench signal wires again!
Features
- -Wirelessly turn on and off solar pumps, AC pumps/motors and VFDs
- -Compatible with most popular solar pumps such as Grundfos, Lorentz and WORKHORSE Pumps!
- -Solar powered transmitters and receivers available, no grid required
- -Up to 2.5 mile range, line-of-sight
- -120V AC and 240V AC control systems available (30A standard)
- -Wireless based on encrypted spread spectrum LORA technology
- -No interference between multiple systems
- -2 year warranty
Find your local distributor by emailing
support@workhorsepumps.com
Solar Powered Transmitter (Battery Backup Optional)
Unit is installed at Water Tank, to send signal to receiver when tank is full
- Stainless Probes or Float Switch
- Solar Panel
- Battery optional for 24 hour operation
- Mounting bracket
- Hardware
Solar Powered Receiver (Solar Pumps or VFD’s)
Installed next to Solar Pump Controller or VFD, signal input to pump controller
- Wire pigtail to “disable” terminals of controller (tank full)
- Solar Panel
- Battery optional for 24 hour operation
- Mounting bracket
- Hardware
AC Powered Receiver (120V or 240V AC Pumps)
Installed next to AC pump, 30A contactor controls power to pump
- Wire pump to provided AC contactor, either 120VAC or 240VAC
- 30A 120VAC or 240VAC Contactor (model specific)
- Mounting brackets
- Hardware and Float Switch
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Receivers/Transmitters Base Units | |
Input Voltage | 12-24V DC, 0.8A minimum |
Output Relay Max Load and Output Options | -1A, 24V Resistive Load Dry Contacts, Latching Signal Relay (primary relay)-5A, 250VAC Pilot Duty Relay (secondary relay) -AO: Active Open, Open circuit when pump is running, Usually for solar pump controllers and some VFD’s -AC: Active Closed, Short terminals when pump is running, Usually for AC pumps and AC contactors |
Tank Full Input | -Float switch or capacitive moisture sensing-Tank Full Activates (pump off) when inputs shorted together or moisture sensed-5 Second Activation/Deactivation Delay |
Maximum Range | -Rated for 2.5 miles line of sight-5 miles theoretical with ideal antenna placement |
Wireless Technology | -433MHz LORA Spread Spectrum-Encrypted to prevent interference and crosstalk-No real world limit to number of units in the same area |
System Timeout | -Pump activation signal repeated every 30 seconds-Safety shutdown if no pump activation signal received for 60 seconds |
Loss of Power Shutdown | Contacts reset to pump shut down position at loss of receiver power |
Pump Cycle Protection | None, AC pumps should use float switch to set proper cycle delay based on tank size |
Solar Powered Systems | |
Solar Panel Power | 10W Standard (5W minimum) |
Operation Time | Daylight operation only |
Battery Backup System | |
Rated Battery Voltage | 6V lead acid only |
Battery Max Charge Current | 0.5AMPPT tracking to prevent voltage drop out |
Backup Power Rating | 120 hours with standard 4.5AH battery |
120VAC System | |
Contactor Rating | 120V, 30A FLA Contactor |
240VAC System | |
Contactor Rating | 240V, 30A FLA Contactor |