What’s in the Box
The M1 Pump is shipped with the following contents:
- M1 Peristaltic Metering Pump
- Mounting hardware kit
- Display shield
- Power Cord (if ordered)
Optional Accessories (Purchased Separately)
- Discharge injection fitting with check valve
- Suction tube – clear PVC – 5′ length (3/8″ OD, 1/4″ ID)
- Suction foot valve / strainer
- Suction ceramic weight
- Discharge tube – opaque polyethylene – 5′ length (3/8″ OD, 1/4″ ID
Preparation
The M1 Pump is designed to withstand outdoor conditions, although it is recommended to locate the pump in a protected enclosure for maximum pump life. A cool, dry location where the unit can be easily monitored is recommended. Special ventilation is not required.
The pump can be mounted on a level flat surface, or the pump can be wall-mounted using the provided bracket. Blue-White also offers a sturdy polyethylene (PE) Wall Shelf to mount the pump.
Piping and Physical Installation
The M1 Pump must be level to ensure pumping accuracy.
If mounting the pump to the wall using the provided wall bracket, follow these instructions:
- Use the diagram and drawing on the manual (or below) to mount the bracket to a secure wall location. We recommend mounting the pump at a height where the display and indicator lights are easily visible, and where it can be easily serviced.
- Ensure the bracket is mounted level and screws are secure and will support the weight of the pump and any connected tubing.
- Lower the pump so the tab on the wall bracket is inserted into the slot on the back of the pump. The pump will snap into place and is now secure. To release and remove the pump, reach to the back of the pump and pull the tab forward while lifting the pump.
If mounting the pump to the floor or shelf, follow these instructions:
- Place the bracket on a flat and level surface. Secure bracket to base using screws.
- Place the pump on mounted bracket.
Connecting Suction and Discharge Tubing/Piping
M1 Pump tube elements have three options for connections. Either 1/4’” x 3/8” tubing connections (designated by “T” in the pump or tubing part number), or ½” MNPT connection (designated by a “M” in the pump and tubing part number), or ½” Male BSPT Fitting (designated by a “MB” in the pump and tubing part number.)
Before connecting the tubing to the pump, be sure the pump is OFF. Wear protective clothing and eye protection when connecting tubing to chemicals or chemical lines.
Connect the suction tubing/piping to the pump, and place and secure the other end of suction tubing in the chemical tank/source. Using the provided foot valve/strainer and weight is recommended.
Connect the discharge tubing to the pump and then connect the other end to the discharge point. If using the provided injection valve, be sure to mount it in an upward position to prevent air bubbles from collecting.
Note: We highly recommend installing a check valve on the discharge side of the pump. The check valve can be in the form of an injection check valve, in-line check valve, quick disconnect check valve or similar. When there is a tube leak, the check valve will prevent chemicals from the discharge line to continually feed into the pump head.
(Add a diagram showing typical pump installation.)
Wiring
Power Wiring
The M1 is powered by 100 to 240VAC, 50/60Hz power. Use the provided 6’ power cord, and attach the cord at the bottom of the pump.
A removable power cord is included if the pump is ordered with either a “4” 115V 50/60Hz-NEMA 5/15 plug(US), or a “5” 220V 50/60Hz-CEE 7/V11plug. See accessories for alternate power cord options (ordered separately.) If using a power cord not provided by Blue-White, the cord must be IEC C13 rated at 250 volts.
Control Wiring
The M1 pump has three (3) M12 male connectors (5 pin) on the right side for connection to signal wiring.
Connection to the M12 must be accomplished with shielded and insulated M12 cables with a 250VAC voltage rating. (M12 cables are not included with the pump. See accessories or purchase separately.)
Signal connection includes:
- 4-20mA Input (pump speed control)
- 4-20mA Output (motor speed)
- Remote Start/Stop Input (Dry Contact Closure)
- FVS (Flow Verification System) Input (from flow meter/sensor)
- Pump Motor Running Output
- Alarm Output (FVS or TFD+ leak detection)
See the below Wiring Chart for information and specifications in connecting to your electrical and control system.
Refer to the instructions in the manual for detailed information.
