A pump system for use with a solar collector system which is used to heat a heat transfer fluid, includes a storage tank and the pump system having a first and second pump arranged in parallel which can pump the heat transfer fluid from the storage tank to a solar collector, so that should one pump fail the other pump can function, wherein the outlet of the first pump and the outlet of the second pump are connected to a valve arrangement, whereby when the first pump operates the outlet of the second pump is substantially closed by the flow from the first pump and when the second pump operates the outlet of the first pump is substantially closed by the flow from the second pump.

According to the disclosure, a pump unit includes a vibration sensor or a noise sensor, and a controller may control a driving operation of a pump driving unit on the basis of vibration data or noise data. Furthermore, in case that pump driving units are provided, control is performed to adjust a fault threshold value in consideration of influence of vibration or noise therebetween, and thus the reliability of detection or diagnosis of a fault of a pump can be improved, and the safety of an operator can be promoted.

A sump, ejector, or other pump monitor configured to monitor the amperage of electric current power supplied through the pump monitor to a pump and communicate one or more signals regarding the amperage or variations in amperage to a remote signal receiving device which indicate a predicted failure or actual failure of the pump. In various embodiments, the pump monitor operates with a remote pump failure warning system. The remote signal receiving device or remote pump failure warning system provides suitable warnings to one or more user access devices.

The present disclosure relates to a laundry treatment machine and a method for controlling the same. A pump motor may operate according to the steps of starting up the pump motor when operating or stopping the pump motor. Upon restarting, the pump motor may be controlled to start up after being on standby until the rotor stops, and therefore the pump may run normally even in case in which the pump repeatedly stops and runs, and the drainage performance may be improved and wash water may be drained by the operation of the pump regardless of the lift level.

A well management system provides Internet-enabled monitoring, configuration, and control of a well system that may include a pump and a pressure tank. A controller is operatively coupled to the pump. The controller controls the pump based on pressure readings from a pressure sensor to maintain a configured pressure range within the system. The controller can communicate with a management system via a communications network. The management system is further in communication with one or more client devices, which may be associated with a homeowner, a service provider, a manufacturer, or the like. Via the management system, the client devices can receive information from the controller and send commands to the controller.

A sump, ejector, or other pump monitor configured to monitor the amperage of electric current power supplied through the pump monitor to a pump and communicate one or more signals regarding the amperage or variations in amperage to a remote signal receiving device which indicate a predicted failure or actual failure of the pump. In various embodiments, the pump monitor operates with a remote pump failure warning system. The remote signal receiving device or remote pump failure warning system provides suitable warnings to one or more user access devices.

A sump, ejector, or other pump monitor configured to monitor the amperage of electric current power supplied through the pump monitor to a pump and communicate one or more signals regarding the amperage or variations in amperage to a remote signal receiving device which indicate a predicted failure or actual failure of the pump. In various embodiments, the pump monitor operates with a remote pump failure warning system. The remote signal receiving device or remote pump failure warning system provides suitable warnings to one or more user access devices.

A well management system provides Internet-enabled monitoring, configuration, and control of a well system that may include a pump and a pressure tank. A controller is operatively coupled to the pump. The controller controls the pump based on pressure readings from a pressure sensor to maintain a configured pressure range within the system. The controller can communicate with a management system via a communications network. The management system is further in communication with one or more client devices, which may be associated with a homeowner, a service provider, a manufacturer, or the like. Via the management system, the client devices can receive information from the controller and send commands to the controller.

A sump, ejector, or other pump monitor configured to monitor the amperage of electric current power supplied through the pump monitor to a pump and communicate one or more signals regarding the amperage or variations in amperage to a remote signal receiving device which indicate a predicted failure or actual failure of the pump. In various embodiments, the pump monitor operates with a remote pump failure warning system. The remote signal receiving device or remote pump failure warning system provides suitable warnings to one or more user access devices.

A liquid supply device that reduces particle generation includes a pump configured to supply a liquid to a nozzle within a wafer processing chamber, a controller configured to control the pump, and a main power source configured to supply electrical power to the pump. The pump includes a stator, a coil surrounding the stator, a case having an internal space, and an impeller within the case internal space. The impeller is rotated by a magnetic force generated by the stator and the coil. When the electrical power is shut off from the main power source to the coil, the controller is configured to reduce a rotational speed of the impeller and stop the pump.