Pressure Switch Well Pump

In the Pump control - Pressflow category at DVS Beregnung, you will find everything you need to know about controlling your well pump as required. Here you can find out what options are available to operate your pump efficiently and which products and approaches are best suited to your project.





Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

A pump controller is an electronic device that regulates the performance and operation of a pump. It is used to control and automate the water supply in an irrigation system.

The pump control unit - Pressflow is characterized by its high reliability, simple operation and energy-saving functions. It is also particularly suitable for use in well pumps.

The pump control unit - Pressflow is simply installed between the pump and the tap. Detailed instructions can be found in the product description or on our website.

Yes, the pump control unit - Pressflow is compatible with most common pump models. However, please check the technical specifications of your pump before purchasing.

To ensure that the pump control unit - Pressflow functions optimally, we recommend regular maintenance and checking the settings. If you have any questions or problems, you can contact our customer service team at any time.

Why professional pump control is important

Efficient irrigation is not only good for your garden, but also for your wallet. A professional pump control system allows you to start your well pump as required, thus saving water and energy. By using pressure switches or pump start relays, the pump is only activated when water is actually needed. This also increases the service life of the pump, as it does not have to operate constantly at full load. A pump control system therefore protects your pump from overloading and saves resources at the same time.

What methods of pump control are there?

There are various options for pump control to operate your well pump as required. In addition to the pressure switches and pump start relays already mentioned, there is also the option of frequency converters. These regulate the speed of the pump and adapt it to the current demand. However, these devices are usually more expensive to purchase than pressure switches or pump start relays. Another method is the use of float switches, which monitor the water level in the well and start the pump when required. However, these are less precise than pressure switches and can lead to problems if the water level fluctuates greatly.

How do I select the right pressure switch?

When selecting the right pressure switch for your well pump, you should pay attention to the technical data and variants. The maximum pressure that the switch can withstand is particularly important. This should at least correspond to the maximum pressure of your pump. There are also different versions of pressure switches, for example with adjustable switching pressure or with dry-running protection. Before buying, consider which functions are important for your irrigation system and select the appropriate switch accordingly.