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Lowara presents new generation of Hydrovar variable speed pump drive |
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Monday, 26 March 2007 |
A new generation of Hydrovar variable speed pump drive from Lowara is taking pumping to a new level of flexibility and efficiency, affirms the company in a press release.
 Hydrovar is a pump or wall-mounted variable speed, microprocessor-based system controller, and was the world’s first of its type to manage motor speed and match pump performance to a range of hot and cold water applications.
New Hydrovar Generation takes the original blueprint and enhances it into a modular, flexible and highly efficient drive system.
Hydrovar’s unique modular design needs no additional master control, and enables virtually any configuration of pumps: up to 8 master drives or a mix of master and slave drives. This is the long-awaited solution for high-level installations requiring failsafe systems with a superior range of features, while its modularity also provides a cost-effective solution for low-level, reduced feature demands.
Hydrovar can be mounted onto virtually any make or model of pump – the same innovation its predecessor introduced to the market. It can be mounted during new installations or retrofitted onto existing pumps, and is simple to integrate into BMS systems with ModBus communication as standard.
This eliminates the need for expensive additional master control panels and circuitry. In fact, everything’s included in one compact unit – asynchronous motor, microprocessor, controller, sensors, upgraded management software and a comprehensive back-lit LCD control panel. |
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