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W191
The series is especially suitable for small pump systems where compact dimensions, simple setup and automatic pressure control are important.
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Product Overview
W191 is a compact intelligent controller for water pump applications. It is designed for 220V input systems and supports pressure-based pump operation, multi-pump linkage and multiple operating modes.
The series is especially suitable for small pump systems where compact dimensions, simple setup and automatic pressure control are important.
Key Selling Points
- Compact 2.2kW pump controller with 10A rated output current.
- Supports three-phase motor output terminals U/V/W and single-phase motor output via V/W.
- Supports up to two auxiliary pumps, allowing up to three pumps in linkage operation.
- Operating modes include upstream pressure boosting, downstream pressure boosting, water tower supplement, manual mode and air blower mode.
- The keypad supports pressure setting, parameter setting, monitoring display switching and fault reset.
- Fault alarms include low pressure, high pressure, low water level and pressure transducer fault.
Core Parameters
| Item | Details |
| Model | W191-2003 |
| Input | AC 1PH 220V |
| Output | AC 3PH 0-220V |
| Rated output current | 10.0A |
| Motor power | 2.2kW |
| External dimensions | 154 x 180 x 92mm |
| Motor output terminals | U/V/W for three-phase motor; V/W for single-phase motor |
| Pump linkage | Up to three pumps, including two auxiliary pumps |
| Feedback | Pressure transducer, with voltage or current feedback selection |
Model Coverage
| Model / Voltage Class | Power Range | Notes |
| W191-2003 | 2.2kW | Compact 220V water pump controller |
Interface and Control
- L and N are single-phase AC input terminals.
- U, V and W are motor output terminals for three-phase motor wiring.
- V and W can be used for single-phase motor output wiring.
- PE grounding terminal is provided.
- Control wiring should use shielded or twisted-pair cable and should be kept away from strong-current wiring.
Application Scenarios
- Small water pressure boosting systems.
- Water tower supplement systems.
- Small pump control systems requiring automatic pressure control.
- Applications where compact installation space is required.
Installation and Use Notes
- Set motor phase, rated power, frequency, speed, voltage and current according to the motor nameplate.
- Set the pressure transducer measuring range according to the transducer label.
- If actual pressure display is inaccurate, adjust the pressure correction parameter.
- Before use, confirm that pump rotation direction is correct.
FAQs
What is W191 used for? ▶
W191 is a water-supply controller designed to maintain pressure after correct on-site setup. It is suited to systems where water use changes and automatic pressure control is required.
How many pumps can W191 coordinate? ▶
The W191 linked-pump system supports up to three pumps, with one controller for each pump. Plan the controllers, pumps, sensor, and pipework as one complete system.
Can W191 be used for a home water-pressure system? ▶
Yes, it can suit a small home water-pressure system when the pump, motor, power supply, pressure sensor, and W191 model match. Check the complete system before installation.
Can W191 work with a single-phase pump motor? ▶
Yes. W191 supports suitable single-phase and three-phase pump motors. The exact motor, W191 model, and available power supply must be matched before installation.
When does W191 start or stop the pump? ▶
In automatic pressure control, it responds to water use and the pressure sensor reading. It can also sleep when demand is low, then restart when the settings detect that water is needed.
Why is the displayed pressure important? ▶
The pressure reading comes from the connected pressure sensor and its selected range. If it differs from the real system condition, check the sensor, its connection, and its setup.
Can W191 alternate pumps? ▶
Yes. In a multi-pump system, it can rotate which pump does the main work at a set interval. This helps share running time among the linked pumps.
What should I do if W191 does not build pressure? ▶
Check the system fault rather than simply restarting it. Possible causes include a sensor issue, reverse motor direction, too little inlet water, or air in the pump; ask for service help if needed.
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