The New Baseline Brain - 2000 LPH is an advanced and essential component for any hydroponic or automated irrigation system. Acting as the central hub, the 'Brain' efficiently manages the removal of runoff water by activating a powerful pump when the water level reaches a predetermined set point. This ensures optimal water management and prevents overflow, maintaining a healthy and stable growing environment for your plants. Equipped with a 2000 liters per hour (LPH) pump, the New Baseline Brain is perfect for medium to large-scale hydroponic setups.

Features:

• Pump Capacity: 2000 liters per hour (LPH), providing efficient and rapid removal of runoff water.
• Float Switch: High-precision float switch ensures accurate water level detection and reliable pump activation.
• Power Supply: Standard power cord compatible with most electrical outlets.
• Compatibility: Designed to integrate seamlessly with various hydroponic and automated irrigation systems.
• Durability: Constructed with high-quality materials to withstand the demands of continuous operation in hydroponic environments.

• New Baseline Brain Unit
• 2000 LPH Pump (Hailea D)
• Float Switch for Water Level Detection
• Instruction Manual
• Power Supply Cord

1. Installation:
   • Position the Brain unit in a central location within your hydroponic system where it can effectively manage runoff water.
   • Connect the included 2000 LPH pump to the Brain unit and ensure it is securely attached.
   • Install the float switch at the desired water level set point within your reservoir or runoff collection area.
2. Setup:
   • Plug in the power supply cord to an appropriate power outlet.
   • Adjust the float switch settings to determine the water level at which the pump will activate.
3. Operation:
   • The Brain unit will monitor the water level using the float switch.
   • When the water reaches the set point, the pump will automatically activate, efficiently removing the excess water at a rate of 2000 liters per hour.
   • The pump will deactivate once the water level drops below the set point, ensuring continuous and efficient water management.

• Regularly check and clean the float switch to ensure accurate water level detection and prevent malfunctions.
• Monitor the pump and Brain unit for any signs of wear or damage, and perform routine maintenance to extend their lifespan.
• Ensure the pump discharge is directed to an appropriate drainage area to prevent flooding or water damage.