Pump Application Interface

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Pump Application Interface

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Pump Application Interface. Overview. Increases the functionality of the soft starter for pumping applications - four additional trip inputs. Eliminates the need for external relays, timers, mini-PLCs, etc. Provides a simple, cost effective solution for pump control systems. Functionality. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Pump Application Interface

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Overview

• Increases the functionality of the soft starter for pumping applications - four additional trip inputs.

• Eliminates the need for external relays, timers, mini-PLCs, etc.

• Provides a simple, cost effective solution for pump control systems

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Functionality

• Low Pressure input (0–20 min enable delay, 0–60 sec trip delay)

• High Pressure input (0 – 60 sec trip delay)• Low Water Level input (0 – 60 sec trip delay)• PT100 input (selectable trip temperature, Off –

250ºC)• N/O or N/C input selection• Common trip relay output• Powered and reset from the soft starter

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Physical layout

• 5 x rotary switches (configure trip delays and trip levels)

• 1 x 3-way DIP switch (configure digital input logic)

• 4 x status LEDs (indicate state of each input)

Low pressure

High pressure

Low water level

PT100

LED FunctionLow Pressure On = input closedHigh Pressure Off = input openLow Water Level Flashing = trippedPT100 On = connection healthy

Off = input disabledFlashing = tripped

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Terminal layout

• 13 way removable terminal block

• 1.5mm2 maximum cable capacity

• 30 metre maximum cable run for digital inputs using unshielded cable

• 150 metre maximum cable run for PT100 input using twisted pair/shielded cable

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Electrical layout1 Trip output2 Low water level input3 High pressure input4 Low pressure input

A: 2-wire connectionB: Shared common connection

5 PT100 inputC: 2-wire connectionD: 3-wire connectionE: 4-wire connection

Remote input connections are still required to control the soft starter

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Low pressure input (A)

• Input is only monitored in Run mode after the Enable Delay has elapsed

• Trip action occurs if the input is activatedfor the Trip Delay period

• Coast to stop after trip• Select for N/O or N/C input

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High pressure input (B)

• Input is only monitored in Run mode

• Trip action occurs if the input is activatedfor the Trip Delay period

• Coast to stop after trip• Select for N/O or N/C input

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Low water level input (C)

• Input is monitored in all modes• Trip action occurs if the input is

activatedfor the Trip Delay period

• Coast to stop after trip• Select for N/O or N/C input

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PT100 input

• Input is monitored in all modes (@ 40ºC-250ºC setting)

• Input is disabled when set to Off• Trips if the monitored temperature

is reached for more than 2 seconds• Coast to stop after trip• Trips on open or short circuit input

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PT100 input

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Trip relay output

• Output activates on trip (interface or soft starter)

• Single pole-changeover• 2A @ 400 VAC inductive,

6A @ 30 VDC resistive

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Input configuration

• High Pressure, Low Pressure and Low Water Level digital input logic is selected using DIP switches A, B, C

• N/O: open = healthy input closed = trip

• N/C: closed = healthy input open = trip

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Submersible Pump

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Compressor Oil Pump

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