24VDC 0,570 Amp pump controller

In summary, the individual is seeking help on how to control a 24VDC pump using a pot with a preset function. They have limited electronics knowledge and are looking for guidance on how to choose the necessary items, specifically a PWM controller. Two suggestions are given, one being an eBay listing for a DC motor speed controller and the other being an educational hobby kit with a training video on PWM basics.
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Hi,So let's start with this, I don't have a lot of electronics circuits background and not really an idea on how to build an electronic circuit.
Ok, now the problem, at my job I am in need of controlling a 24VDC 0,570 Amp pump with a pot, preferably one with a "preset" in it so that the values can easily be recreated. But given my very limited electronics background, I have no idea how to start with this, not even a clue on how to start searching for the needed items. I know by some research that I will be in need of a PWM controller, but again, no clue on how I would have to choose one.
Any help is welcome and extra information can be provided if it is needed.

Thanks in advance to anyone who is willing to help!Kind regards,

Jerre
 
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welcome to PF :smile:

probably something along the lines of this ...

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/DC-10-50V-40A-Motor-Speed-Control-PWM-HHO-RC-Controller-12V-24V-36V-2000W-MAX-AU-/371120426645?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_15&hash=item5668804e95cheers
Dave
 
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Thanks Dave,This is indeed something in the lines that I need, thanks for the help, now I'm going to try to figure out how it works:pGrtz!

Jerre
 
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Related to 24VDC 0,570 Amp pump controller

1. What is a "24VDC 0,570 Amp pump controller"?

A "24VDC 0,570 Amp pump controller" is an electronic device that is used to regulate and control the operation of a pump that runs on a 24-volt direct current (DC) power supply. It is capable of handling a maximum current of 0.570 amps.

2. How does a 24VDC pump controller work?

A 24VDC pump controller works by receiving an input voltage of 24 volts from a power supply and using electronic components such as transistors and diodes to regulate and control the flow of current to the pump. It also has features such as on/off switches, timers, and sensors to monitor and adjust the pump's performance.

3. What are the benefits of using a 24VDC pump controller?

There are several benefits to using a 24VDC pump controller, including increased efficiency, improved performance, and enhanced safety. The controller can regulate the pump's speed and power consumption, resulting in energy savings. It can also prevent the pump from overheating or running dry, extending its lifespan. Additionally, the controller can be designed with safety features such as overload protection and automatic shut-off in case of malfunctions.

4. Can a 24VDC pump controller be used for different types of pumps?

Yes, a 24VDC pump controller can be used for various types of pumps, including centrifugal, submersible, and diaphragm pumps. As long as the pump operates on a 24-volt DC power supply and has a current draw of 0.570 amps or less, it can be controlled by the 24VDC pump controller.

5. How do I install and set up a 24VDC pump controller?

The installation and setup process for a 24VDC pump controller may vary depending on the specific model and manufacturer. Generally, it involves connecting the controller to the pump, power supply, and any other necessary components, such as sensors or switches. The controller may also require programming or calibration to adjust its settings for the specific pump and application. It is essential to follow the manufacturer's instructions carefully to ensure proper installation and setup.

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