Overview of Primary Product

Applications
UP Series
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MixiMizer - mixing reset pump
The Grundfos MixiMizer, a fully integrated injection
pump and indoor/outdoor controller, is the only pump
and controller system of its kind.
Equipped with a weather responsive control, also
known as indoor/outdoor control or reset control, the
MixiMizer automatically calculates and controls mixed
water temperatures according to outdoor temperatures
in primary/secondary piping systems. The control also
provides pump exercising for 10 seconds every 3 days
and a 20 second postpurge when the heat demand is
removed.
For maximum design flexibility, the MixiMizer can be
integrated into a thermostat or zoning control system
through the user-selectable "external call for heat/
demand input".
A fully serviceable check valve integrated into the pump
housing eliminates ghost flows in primary/secondary
injection systems and zone applications.
LEDs located on the terminal box are designed to
indicate performance and diagnose faults without tools.
Other standard user-selectable features include boiler
protection, system/slab "overtemperature" control and
a 5 °F parallel shift of the heating curve.
Fig. 3 MixiMizer
MixiMizer models includes the following
Two water-temperature sensors (system supply and
return) prewired (8 feet each)
One prewired 6-foot line cord
One outdoor air-temperature sensor
Two flange gaskets.
Standard features
Variable-speed output modulation
System supply-temperature sensor 140 ° F max.
Boiler return-temperature sensor 135 ° F min.
Heating curve can be adjusted by 5 ° in parallel
Pump exercising every three days of no operation.
Optional features
Outdoor air-temperature sensor (outdoor reset)
Boiler on/off output.
Fig. 4 Family curves for MixiMizer
TM03 9089 3307
TM03 8844 2607
Position System type Description
a - Min. curve for all models
b Open Max. UP 15-42BUC5
c Open Max. UP 15-42BUC7
d Closed Max. UP 15-42FC
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