IM213 ITT · 2010. 3. 17. · ITT Goulds Pumps S-Drive™ Constant Pressure Aquavar SPD™ Variable...
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ITTGoulds PumpsS-Drive™ Constant PressureAquavar SPD™Variable Speed Pump Control
Installation, Operation & Maintenance
Models Covered: S-Drive™Aquavar SPD™(5 – 30 HP)
Goulds Pumps is a brand of ITT Corporation.
www.goulds.com
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Commercial Water
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INDEX
IndexImportant Safety Instructions ........................................................................................................ 3
System Components ....................................................................................................................... 4
System Design ................................................................................................................................ 5
Piping ..............................................................................................................................................7
Mounting the Controller ................................................................................................................ 8
Power Supply and Wiring .............................................................................................................. 9
Starting the System (Input/Output Connections, Switch Settings, Motor Rotation) ................. 14
Input and Output Functions (Control Terminals) ......................................................................... 19
Troubleshooting ............................................................................................................................ 20
Controller Dimensions .................................................................................................................. 25
Appendix (Input Wire Sizing Chart) ............................................................................................. 26
Goulds Pumps Limited Warranty ................................................................................................. 28
Note: •UseCopperwireonly.
•Suitableforuseinapollutiondegree2micro-environment.
•Motoroverloadprotectionprovidedat110%offullloadcurrent.
•Inordertomaintaintheenvironmentalratingintegrityoftheenclosure,allopeningsmustbe closedbyequipmentrated3,3R,3S,4,4X,6or6P.
•MaximumAmbienttemperaturerange-22ºFto122ºF.
•MaximumHumidity:95%at104ºFnon-condensing.
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! Safety Instructions
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Section 1Important: Read all safety information prior to installation of the Controller.Note
ThisisaSAFETY ALERT SYMBOL.Whenyouseethissymbolonthecontroller,pumporinthismanual,lookforoneofthefollowingsignalwordsandbealerttothepotentialforpersonalinjuryorpropertydamage.Obeyallmessagesthatfollowthissymboltoavoidinjuryordeath.
Indicatesanimminentlyhazardoussituationwhich,ifnotavoided,willresultindeathorseriousinjury.
Indicatesapotentiallyhazardoussituationwhich,ifnotavoided,couldresultindeathorseriousinjury.
Indicatesapotentiallyhazardoussituationwhich,ifnotavoided,mayresultinminorormoderateinjury.
Usedwithoutasafetyalertsymbolindicatesapotentiallyhazardoussituationwhich,ifnotavoided,couldresultinpropertydamage.
NOTE Indicatesspecialinstructionswhichareveryimportantandmustbefollowed.
NoteAlloperatinginstructionsmustberead,understood,andfollowedbytheoperatingpersonnel.GouldsPumpsacceptsnoliabilityfordamagesoroperatingdisorderswhicharetheresultofnon-compliancewiththeoperatinginstructions.
1. Thismanualisintendedtoassistintheinstallation,operationandrepairofthesystemandmustbekeptwith thesystem.
2. InstallationandmaintenanceMUSTbeperformedbyproperlytrainedandqualifiedpersonnel.
3. Reviewallinstructionsandwarningspriortoperforminganyworkonthesystem.
4. AnysafetydecalsMUSTbeleftonthecontrollerand/orpumpsystem.
5. ThesystemMUSTbedisconnectedfromthemainpowersupplybeforeattemptinganyoperation ormaintenanceontheelectricalormechanicalpartofthesystem.Failuretodisconnectelectrical powerbeforeattemptinganyoperationormaintenancecanresultinelectricalshock,burnsor death.
6. Wheninoperation,themotorandpumpcouldstartunexpectedlyandcauseseriousinjury.
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System Components
Section 2PleasereviewtheS-Drivecomponentsandinsurethatyouhaveallthepartsandarefamiliarwiththeirnames.BesuretoinspectallcomponentsGouldsPumpssuppliesforshippingdamage.
S-Drive Variable Speed Controller:1. S-DriveController2. PressureTransducerwithCable3. ConduitPlateCaps
WarningDO NOTpowertheunitorrunthepumpuntilallelectricalandplumbingconnec-tions,especiallythepressuresensorconnection,arecompleted.Thepumpshouldnotberundry.Allelectricalworkmustbeperformedbyaqualifiedtechnician.Al-waysfollowtheNationalElectricalCode(NEC),ortheCanadianElectricalCode(CEC)aswellasalllocal,stateandprovincialcodes.Codequestionsshouldbedirectedtoyourlocalelectricalinspectororcodeenforcementagency.Failuretofollowelectrical
codesandOSHAsafetystandardsmayresultinpersonalinjuryorequipmentdamage.Failuretofollowmanufacturer'sinstallationinstructionsmayresultinelectricalshock,firehazard,personalinjury,death,damagetoequipment,unsatisfactoryperformanceandmayvoidmanufacturer'swarranty.
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SPD Y XXXX F
F=WITHOUTPUTFILTERBLANK=NOOUTPUTFILTER
4DIGITSFORHP5HP =00507.5HP=007510HP=010015HP=015020HP=020025HP=025030HP=0300
1DIGITFORINPUTVOLTAGE230VOLT=2460VOLT=4575VOLT=5
SERIES
Controller Product Code Information
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System Design
Section 3NoteSystemsMUSTbedesignedbyqualifiedtechniciansonlyandmeetallapplicablestateandlocal coderequirements.
ThefollowingdiagramsshowatypicalsystemusingtheS-DriveConstantPressureController.Diagram#1showsatypicalsetupforasubmersiblesystem.
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1 S-DRIVE CONTROLLER2 FUSIBLE DISCONNECT3 PRESSURE GAUGE4 AIR DIAPHRAGM TANK5 PRESSURE TRANSDUCER6 3 PHASE OUTPUT (ALWAYS)7 DISCHARGE CHECK VALVE8 GATE VALVE (HIGHLY RECOMMENDED)9 SUBMERSIBLE PUMP END
10 SUBMERSIBLE MOTOR (3 PHASE)11 PRESSURE RELIEF VALVENOTE: FOR SINGLE PHASE INPUT, CONNECT L1 AND L3, THEN SET MOTOROVERLOAD SWITCHES TO 50% OF CONTROLLER RATING OR LOWER.
L1L2L3
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T1T2T3
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Diagram#2showsaset-upformunicipalwaterconnection.
System Design
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1 SPD CONTROLLER 6 AIR DIAPHRAGM TANK2 FUSIBLE DISCONNECT 7 3 PHASE MOTOR3 CENTRIFUGAL PUMP 8 GATE VALVE (BALL VALVE)4 CHECK VALVE 9 PRESSURE GAUGE5 PRESSURE TRANSDUCER (CABLE ASSEMBLY) 10 PRESSURE RELIEF VALVE
NOTES: For single phase input power, use L1 and L3 terminals and adjust motor overload switches to 50% of controller rating or lower.
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T1T2
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Piping
Section 4General
NoteAllplumbingworkmustbeperformedbyaqualifiedtechnician.Alwaysfollowalllocal,stateandprovincialcodes.
Aproperinstallationrequiresapressurereliefvalve,a¼"femaleN.P.T.threadedfittingforthepressuresensor,andproperlysizedpipe.Pipingshouldbenosmallerthanthepumpdischargeand/orsuctionconnections.Pipingshouldbekeptasshortaspossible.Avoidtheuseofunnecessaryfittingstominimizefrictionlosses.
Somepumpandmotorcombinationssuppliedwiththissystemcancreatedangerouspressure.Selectpipeandfittingsaccordinglyperyourpipesuppliers’recommendation.Consultlocalcodesforpipingrequirementsinyourarea.
Alljointsmustbeairtight.UseTeflontapeoranothertypeofpipesealanttosealthreadedconnections.Pleasebecarefulwhenusingthreadsealantasanyexcessthatgetsinsidethepipemayplugthepressuresensor.
Galvanizedfittingsorpipeshouldneverbeconnecteddirectlytothestainlesssteeldischargeheadorcasingasgalvaniccorrosionmayoccur.Barbtypeconnectorsshouldalwaysbedoubleclamped.
Pressure Tank, Pressure Relief Valve and Discharge PipingUseonly“pre-charged”tanksonthissystem.Donotusegalvanizedtanks.Selectanareathatisalwaysabove34ºF(1.1ºC)inwhichtoinstallthetank,pressuresensorandpressurereliefvalve.Ifthisisanareawhereawaterleakorpressurereliefvalveblow-offmaydamageproperty,connectadrainlinetothepressurereliefvalve.Run the drain line from the pressure relief valve to a suitable drain or to an area where water will not damage property.
Pressure Tank, System PressureSizing–Abladdertank(notincluded)isusedtocushionthepressuresystemduringstart-upandshut-down.Itshouldbesizedtoatleast20%ofthetotalcapacityofyourpump.Example:Ifyourpumpissizedfor100GPMthensizeyourtankforatleast20gal.totalvolume,notdrawdown.Pre-chargeyourbladdertankto10-15PSIbelowyoursystempressure.Thecontrollerispre-setfor50PSIatthefactory.Thereforea35-40PSIpre-chargeinyourtankwouldberequired.Usethehighertankpre-chargesettingifthesystemdriftsover5PSIataconstantflowrate.NOTE:Pre-chargeyourtankbeforefillingwithwater!
CautionMaximumworkingpressureofHydroProbladdertankis125psi.
Installing the Pressure SensorThepressuresensorrequiresa¼"FNPTfittingforinstallation.Installthepressuresensorwiththeelectricalconnectorpointinguptoavoidcloggingthepressureportwithdebris.Installthepressuresensorinastraightrunofpipeawayfromelbowsorturbulence.Foroptimumpressurecontrolinstallthepressuresensorinthesamestraightrunofpipeasthepressuretank.Ensurethepressuresensoriswithin10ftofthepressuretank.Installingthepressuresensorfarawayfromthepressuretankmayresultinpressureoscillations.Do not install the pressure sensor in a location where freezing can occur.Afrozenpipecancausedamagetothepressuresensor.
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Piping
Section 4 (continued)
Thepressuresensorcableisprewiredtothecontroller.Thecablecanbeshortenedforacleanerinstallation.Longercablelengthsareavailable,consultfactory.Maximumrecommendedpressuresensorcablelengthis300ft.Avoidleavingacoilofpressuresensorcableasthiscaninduceunwantedtransientvoltagesandnoiseintothesystem.Donotrunthepressuresensorcablealongsidetheinputoroutputwiring.Maintainadistanceofatleast8”betweenthepressuresensorcableandinputoroutputwiring.
Ensurethepressuresensorcableisconnectedasfollows:Browntoterminal7(24VDCSUPPLY),Whitetoterminal6(TRANSDUCERINPUT),Draintochassis.ConnectingtheDrainwiretothechassiselectricallyconnectsthesensorcasetothechassisofthecontroller.Insomecasesthisdrainwiremustbedisconnectedfromthecontrollerchassis.Incaseswherethethereisgroundedmetalpipingwhichiscontinuousbetweenthetransducerandthemotororthetransducerisinstalledingroundedmetalpiping,agroundloopcanresultsothedrainwiremustbedisconnectedfromthechassis.Incaseswheretherearesectionsofnonmetallicpipingbetweenthetransducerandmotororthetransducerisinstalledinungroundedpipingthisdrainwireshouldbeconnectedtothecontrollerchassis.
Mounting the Controller
Section 5General
Mountthecontrollerinawellventilated,shadedareausing4screws.Thecontrollermustbemountedvertically.Besuretoleave8inchesoffreeairspaceoneverysideoftheunit.Thecontrollermustbeinanareawithanambientbetween-22ºFand122ºF.Ifinstallationisabove3300feetabovesealevel,ambienttemperaturesarederated1%per330feetabove3300feet.Thealtitudelimitforthiscontrolleris6500ft.Donotinstallabove6500ft.
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Section 5 (continued)
NoteDonotblocktheheatsink(fins)andfansanddonotsetanythingontheunits.
WarningThecontrolleraccesscovershouldalwaysbesecurelyfastenedtothecontrolboxduetothedangerousvoltage/shockhazardinsidetheunit.Alockcanbeusedtopreventunwantedentry.
Power Supply and Wiring
Section 6Power Supply
NoteInstallationandmaintenanceMUSTbeperformedbyproperlytrainedandqualifiedpersonnel.AlwaysfollowtheNationalElectricalCode(NEC)orCanadianElectricCode(CEC),aswellasallstate,localandprovincialcodeswhenwiringthesystem.
Thetypeoftransformerandtheconnectionconfigurationfeedingadriveplaysanimportantroleinitsperformanceandsafety.Thefollowingisabriefdescriptionofsomeofthemorecommonconfigurationsandadiscussionoftheirvirtuesandshortcomings.Alwaysaskwhattypeofpowersystemthesitehasbeforesizingthedrive.
Delta/Wye with grounded Wye neutral
Thisconfigurationisoneofifnotthemostcommon.Itprovidesrebalancingofunbalancedvoltagewitha30degreephaseshift.Dependingontheoutputconnectionsfromthedrivetomotor,thegroundedneutralmaybeapathforcommonmodecurrentcausedbythedriveoutput.
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Delta/Delta with grounded leg
Anothercommonconfigurationprovidingvoltagerebalancingwithnophaseshiftbetweeninputandoutput.Again,dependingontheoutputconnectionsfromthedrivetomotor,thegroundedneutralmaybeapathforcommonmodecurrentcausedbythedriveoutput.
Ungrounded secondary
Groundingofthetransformersecondaryisessentialtothesafetyofpersonnelaswellasthesafeoperationofthedrive.Leavingthesecondaryfloatingcanpermitdangerouslyhighvoltagesbetweenthechassisofthedriveandtheinternalpowerstructurecomponents.InmanycasesthisvoltagecouldexceedtheratingoftheEMCfilterandinputMOVprotectiondevicesofthedrivecausingacatastrophicfailure.Inallcases,theinputpowertothedriveshouldbereferencedtoground.Ifthetransformercannotbegrounded,thenanisolationtransformermustbeinstalledwiththesecondaryofthetransformergrounded.
WarningIfapowersystemwithanungroundedsecondaryisused,thelinetogroundEMCfiltercomponentsandlinetogroundMOVprotectionmustbedisconnectedordamagetothecontrollercanresult.
ToremovethelinetogroundEMCfiltercomponents,locatethejumpershownbelow.Thejumperisonthelefthandsideofthecontrolleronthemainboard.Movetothedisconnectedpositionshownbelow.
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Power Supply and Wiring
Section 6 (continued)
ToremovethelinetogroundMOVprotection,locatethejumpershownbelow.Thejumperislocatedbetweentheinputandoutputterminalblocksonthemainboard.Movetothepositionshown.
ForFrameSize1Controllers: ForFrameSizes2and3Controllers:
Resistance grounding and ground fault protection
ConnectingtheWyesecondaryneutraltogroundthrougharesistorisanacceptablemethodofgrounding.Underashortcircuitsecondarycondition,anyoftheoutputphasestogroundwillnotexceedthenormallinetolinevoltage.ThisiswithintheratingoftheMOVinputprotectiondevicesonthedrive.Theresistorisoftenusedtodetectgroundcurrentbymonitoringtheassociatedvoltagedrop.Sincehighfrequencygroundcurrentcanflowthroughthisresistor,careshouldbetakentoproperlyconnectthedrivemotorleadsusingtherecommendedcablesandmethods.Insomecases,multipledrivesononetransformercanproduceacumulativegroundcurrentthatcantriggerthegroundfaultinterruptcircuit.
Open Delta (consult factory)
Thistypeofconfigurationiscommonon230voltsystems.Fromtimetotimeitmaybeencounteredwhereonlysinglephasepowerisavailableandthree-phasepowerisrequired.Thetechniqueusestwosinglephasetransformerstoderiveathirdphase.Whenusedtopoweradrivethisconfigurationmustbederatedtoabout70%ofthesinglephaseratingofonetransformer.Thissystemprovidespoorregulationanditispossiblethatonlythetwolineconnectedphaseswillprovidepower.Inthiscasethedrivemustbederatedto50%ofitsrating.(Ex.A20HP230voltdrivenowbecomesa10HP230voltdrive.)
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Section 6 (continued)
Single Phase ConnectionForsmalldriveswithdioderectifierfrontenditispossibletorunathreephaseoutputwithasinglephaseinput.Onlypartofthethreephaseinputbridgeisused.Ripplecurrentbecomes120Hzratherthan360.ThisplacesagreaterdemandontheDCfiltercomponents(capacitorbankandDCchoke).Theresultisthatthedrivemustbederatedto50%current.
Thechartbelowshowsthefullloadoutputcurrentratingsofthecontrollerwhensinglephaseor3phasepowerisused.IfsinglephaseinputpowerisusedtheMotorOverloadswitchesmustbesetto50%orlower.
Nominal Controller Full Load HP Rating Output Current Rating Supply Frame Model 3 Phase 1 Phase 3 Phase 1 Phase Voltage Size Number Input Input Input Input 1 SPD20050 5.0 2.0 17.8 8.1 SPD20050F SPD20075 7.5 3.0 26.4 10.9 2 SPD20075F SPD20100 10.0 5.0 37.0 17.8 SPD20100F 208/230 SPD20150 15.0 7.5 47.4 26.4 3 SPD20150F SPD20200 20.0 10.0 60.6 33.0 SPD20200F SPD20250 25.0 12.0 76.0 40.2 4 SPD20250F SPD20300 30.0 15.0 94.0 47.4 SPD20300F SPD40050 5.0 8.9 1 SPD40050F SPD40075 7.5 13.2 SPD40075F SPD40100 10.0 18.5 SPD40100F 460 2 SPD40150 15.0 23.7 SPD40150F SPD40200 20.0 30.3 SPD40200F SPD40250 25.0 37.5 3 SPD40250F SPD40300 30.0 47.0 SPD40300F
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Section 6 (continued)
Conduit, Wire and Fuse SizingTheuseofmetalconduitwithmetalconduitconnectorsisrecommendedforallelectricalconnections.UsetheNECorCECtodeterminetherequiredconduitsizefortheapplication.
Refertothechartbelowfortheminimumallowablewiresizeforeachcontroller.Notethatthesewiresizesarenotadjustedforvoltagedropduetolongcablelengths.Refertothewiresizingchartintheappendixtodeterminethemaximumlengthfortheinputcable.Refertothemotormanualformaximumoutputcablelength.Themaximumrecommendedvoltagedroponbothinputandoutputcablecombinedis5%.Standardwiresizingchartsgivemaximumcablelengthsforonlyinputoroutputcables.Becauseofthisthelengthsgiveninthetablemustbeadjustedsothetotalvoltagedropdoesnotexceed5%.Forexample,iftheinputwiresizingchartintheappendixgivesthemaximumlengthof400'andonly100'isusedthenonly25%ofthetotalvoltagedrop(1.25%drop)isused.Themaximumoutputcablelengthreadfromthemotor‘swiresizingchartmustthenbeadjustedto75%ofitsvaluesothatthemaximumvoltagedropof5%isnotexceeded.
UseonlyfastactingclassTfuses.ThewireusedfortheinputpowerconnectionsonmodelsSPD20300andSPD20300Fmusthaveatemperatureratingof90ºCminimum.Allotherwiremustberated75ºCminimum.Thechartbelowshowstherecommendedsizesforwireandfusesforeachcontroller.Notethatthewiresizeswerenotadjustedforvoltagedropduetolongcablelengths.
Maximum Ambient Temperature ➞ 20ºC 30ºC 40ºC 50ºC Generator Input Output Input Output Input Output Input Output Voltage Frame Model Full Load Nominal Fuse Size Cable Cable Cable Cable Cable Cable Cable Cable Size Number Output Current HP Size (VA) Min. AWG Min. AWG Min. AWG Min. AWG Min. AWG Min. AWG Min. AWG Min. AWG
1 SPD20050
17.8 5.0 30.0 7700 10 14 10 14 10 12 8 12 SPD20050F SPD20075
26.4 7.5 40.0 11400 8 12 8 10 8 10 6 8
2 SPD20075F
SPD2010037.0 10.0 50.0 16000 8 10 8 8 6 8 4 8
SPD20100F SPD20150
47.4 15.0 70.0 20500 4 8 4 8 4 6 3 6 230
3 SPD20150F
SPD2020060.6 20.0 80.0 26200 4 6 4 6 4 4 2 4
SPD20200F SPD20250
76.0 25.0 110.0 32800 2 4 2 4 1 3 1/0 2
4 SPD20250F
SPD2030094.0 30.0 135.0 40600 2* 3 1* 3 1* 2 1/0* 1
SPD20300F SPD40050
8.9 5.0 15.0 7700 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14
1 SPD40050F
SPD4007513.2 7.5 20.0 11400 12 14 12 14 12 14 10 14
SPD40075F SPD40100
18.5 10.0 30.0 16000 10 14 10 14 10 12 8 12 SPD40100F
460
2 SPD40150
23.7 15.0 40.0 20500 8 12 8 12 8 10 6 10 SPD40150F SPD40200
30.3 20.0 50.0 26200 8 10 8 10 6 10 4 8 SPD40200F SPD40250
37.5 25.0 60.0 32400 6 8 6 8 4 8 4 8
3 SPD40250F
SPD4030047.0 30.0 70.0 40600 4 8 4 8 4 6 3 6
SPD40300F
*90ºCWireRequiredoninputtocontroller.
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Section 6 (continued)
Input Power and Line Transformer RequirementsThelineinputvoltageandtransformerpowermustmeetcertainphaseandbalancerequirements.If you or your installing electrical contractor is in doubt of the requirements, the following provide guidelines for installation. When in doubt contact the local power utility or the factory.
Beforeconnectingpowertothecontrollermeasurethelinetolineandlinetogroundvoltagefromthepowersource.Thelinetolinevoltagemustbeintherangeof195Vacto265Vac(230V+/–15%)for230Vmodelsand391Vacto529Vac(460V+/–15%)for460Vmodels.Themaximumphasetophaseimbalanceis+/–3%.Ifthephasetophaseimbalanceisgreaterthan+/–3%thenanisolationtransformermaybenecessary.Thelinetogroundvoltagemustbelessthan110%ofthenominal(230Vor460V)linetolinevoltage.IfthelinetogroundvoltageisnotinthisrangetheEMCfilterandMOVcomponentsmayneedtoberemoved(seesectionon“Ungroundedsecondary”transformers)oranisolationtransformerwithagroundedsecondarymaybenecessary.
Ifanisolationtransformerisused,thebestchoiceisONEthreephase,sixwindingtransformer.Adeltaprimaryisbestforthirdharmoniccancellation.Awyesecondaryavoidscirculatingcurrentproblemsandprovidestheverydesirableoptionofgroundingthesecondaryneutralforminimumvoltagestressandrippletoground.ThetransformershouldhaveaKVAratingatleast1.1timesthemaximumconnectedHP.AKfactorof6issufficientiftransformerimpedenceisgreaterthan2%.AKFactorof5issufficientiftransformerimpedenceisgreaterthan3%.ThetransformermanufacturermayprovidederatingfornonKFactorratedtransformerstooperateatthedriveproducedKFactorlevels.
Othertransformerconfigurationsareacceptable.Three single phase transformers can be used if they are identical for phase to phase symmetry and balance.Awyeconnectedprimaryneutralshouldneverbegrounded.Greatcareshouldbetakenwithdeltaprimarydeltasecondaryconfigurations.Anylackofphasetophasesymmetrycouldresultincirculatingcurrentsandunacceptabletransformerheating.
WarningNeverusephaseconverterswithdrivesasnuisancetrippingandpossibledamagemayoccur.Instead,usesinglephaseinputpowerand50%deratefactor.
Warning“OpenDelta”powersystemsshouldbesizedusingthe50%deratefactor. Consultfactory.
Section 7Output Power Connections
Runthemotorleadwirefromthemotororconduitboxthroughmetalconduittothebottomofthecontroller.Usemetalconduitandmetalconduitconnectors.SizetheconduitsaccordingtotheNEC,CECorlocalcodes.Connectconduitandinsertthewiresthroughthesecondorthirdopeningfromthe
left.Choosetheopeningthatfitsorislargerthantheconduitused.Iftheopeningislargerthantheconduit,useconduitbushingstoattachtheconduittothecontroller.
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Consultmotormanualtodeterminethewiresizefortheapplication.Ensurethegroundconnectiontothemotoriscontinuous.ConnectwirestotheoutputterminalblocklabeledT1/U,T2/V,T3/W,andGND/.ConnectthegroundwiretotheterminallabeledGND/.ConnecttheotherphaseleadstoT1/U,T2/VandT3/W.
ForCentriProMotors,connectingT1/UtoRed,T2/VtoBlackandT3/WtoYellowwillgivethecorrectrotation.
DangerThecontrollerhashighleakagecurrenttoground.Theoutputterminalsmarked“GND”or“”mustbedirectlyconnectedtothemotorground.Failuretoproperlygroundthecontrollerormotorwillcreateanelectricalshockhazard.
Input Power ConnectionsMakesuredisconnectswitchesorcircuitbreakersaresecurelyintheOFFpositionbeforemakingthisconnection.Runtheinputpowerwiresfromthefuseddisconnectthroughmetalconduittothebottomofthecontroller.Usemetalconduitandmetalconduitconnectors.Sizetheconduitsaccordingtothe
NEC,CECorlocalcodes.Usethewiresizingchartintheappendixtodeterminethesizeoftheinputpowerwires.Connecttheconduitandinsertthewiresintothefarleftopeningonthecontroller.Connectwirestothe“INPUT”terminalblock.ConnectthegroundwiretotheterminallabeledGND.Forthreephaseinput,connecttheinputphasewirestoL1,L2andL3.Forsinglephaseinput,connecttheinputwirestoL1andL3.Ifsinglephaseinputisusedthemotoroverloadswitchesmustbesetto50%orlower.
CautionThewireusedforinputpowerconnectionsonmodelsSPD20300andSPD20300Fmusthaveatemperatureratingof90ºC minimum.
DangerThecontrollerhasahighleakagecurrenttoground.Theinputterminalsmarked“GND”mustbedirectlyconnectedtotheserviceentranceground.Failuretoproperlygroundthecontrollerormotorwillcreateanelectricalshockhazard.
NoteIfsinglephaseinputpowerisusedtheMotorOverloadswitchesmustbesetto50%orlowerornuisanceinputphaselosserrorscanresult.
NoteDonotuseGFCIprotectionwiththiscontroller.Nuisancetrippingwillresult.
DangerStatusCodeIndicatorLightisnotavoltageindicator!Alwaysturnoffdisconnectswitchandcircuitbreakerandwait5minutesbeforeservicing.
DangerThecontrollerwillremainelectricallychargedfor5minutesafterpoweristurnedoff.Wait5minutesafterdisconnectingpowerbeforeopeningcontrolleraccesscoverasthereisasevereshockhazard.
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Section 7 (continued)
Setting the Motor Overload SwitchesTheMotorOverloadSettingSwitchesadjustthelevelofmotoroverloadcurrentprotectionnecessarytoprotectthemotorincaseofanovercurrentcondition.
Bank1switches1,2and3allowadjustmentofthemotoroverloadsetting.Theseswitchesadjustthemotoroverloadprotectionasapercentageofthefullloadoutputcurrentratingofthecontroller.Chooseamotoroverloadsettingthatmeetsorislessthanthemotor’sSFArating.Forexample,ifthefullloadoutputcurrentratingofthecontrolleris37AandthemotorSFAratingis33A,themotoroverloadsettingshouldbesetto85%(33A/37A=89%,nextlowestsettingis85%).
Inapplicationswherethepumpandmotorarenotusedtothefullcapacitythesystemmaynotdrawcurrentclosetothemotor’sSFArating.Inthiscasechooseamotoroverloadsettingthatisclosetotheactualfullloadrunningcurrent.
NoteIfsinglephaseinputpowerisusedthemotoroverloadswitchesmustbesetto50%orlowerornuisanceinputphaselosserrorscanresult.
Thechartbelowshowsthemotoroverloadsettingforeachmodel.
Motor Overload Setting Supply Frame Model
100% 95% 90% 85% 80% 70% 50% 40% Voltage Size Number
1 SPD20050
17.8 16.9 16.0 15.1 14.2 12.5 8.9 7.1 SPD20050F SPD20075
26.4 25.1 23.8 22.4 21.1 18.5 13.2 10.6
2 SPD20075F
SPD2010037.0 35.2 33.3 31.5 29.6 25.9 18.5 14.8
SPD20100F
208/230 SPD20150
47.4 45.0 42.7 40.3 37.9 33.2 23.7 19.0
3 SPD20150F
SPD2020060.6 57.6 54.5 51.5 48.5 42.4 30.3 24.2
SPD20200F SPD20250
76.0 72.2 68.4 64.6 60.8 53.2 38.0 30.4
4 SPD20250F
SPD2030094.0 89.3 84.6 79.9 75.2 65.8 47.0 37.6
SPD20300F SPD40050
8.9 8.5 8.0 7.6 7.1 6.2 4.5 3.6
1 SPD40050F
SPD4007513.2 12.5 11.9 11.2 10.6 9.2 6.6 5.3
SPD40075F
460 SPD40100
18.5 17.6 16.7 15.7 14.8 13.0 9.3 7.4 SPD40100F
2 SPD40150
23.7 22.5 21.3 20.1 19.0 16.6 11.9 9.5 SPD40150F SPD40200
30.3 28.8 27.3 25.8 24.2 21.2 15.2 12.1 SPD40200F SPD40250
37.5 35.6 33.8 31.9 30.0 26.3 18.8 15.0
3 SPD40250F
SPD4030047.0 44.7 42.3 40.0 37.6 32.9 23.5 18.8
SPD40300F
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Section 7 (continued)
CautionFailuretoproperlysettheMotorOverloadSettingswitchescanresultinlossofmotoroverloadprotectionandwillvoidthemotorwarranty.Nuisancetrippingormotordamagecanoccuriftheseswitchesarenotsetproperly.
Setting the Acceleration/Deceleration SwitchesSwitch4frombank1andswitches1and2frombank2controltheacceleration/decelerationramptimes.Theacceleration/decelerationswitches(ACCEL/DECELRAMPSETTINGS)controlhowfastthecontrollerwillchangethespeedofthemotor.Therampsettingisthetimeittakesthemotortochangefromminimumspeedtomaximumspeed.Forexample,iftherampsettingissetto1secondandtheminimumspeedissetto30Hz,themotorwillrampupfrom30Hzto60Hzin1second.Afasterrampsettingshouldbeusedinsystemswheretheflowratecanchangequickly.Thismeansthatthemotorcanreactfastertomaintainthesetpressure.Aslowerrampsettingshouldbeusedinsystemswheretheflowratechangesslowlyorwherefastchangesinspeedcancausewaterhammerorpressuresurges.
Setting the No Water Restart Time SwitchesSwitches3and4frombank2controlthenowaterrestarttime.Thenowater(drywell)restarttimeswitchescontrolthetimebetweenanowater(drywell)errorandtherestartofthesystem.Forexample,ifthenowaterrestarttimeswitchesaresetto30minutes,thesystemwillrestart30minutesafteranowater(drywell)errorhasbeendetected.Forthe10minuterestarttime,thecontrollerwillnotrestartif5faultsaredetectedwithin60minutes.Allothersettingswillcontinuetorestartafterthechosenrestarttime.
NoteFailuretoproperlysetthemotoroverloadswitchescanresultinnuisancenowater(drywell)faults.
Setting the Minimum Frequency SwitchSwitch1frombank3controlstheminimumfrequency.Theminimumfrequencyswitchcontrolstheslowestspeedthatthemotorwillrun.Forsubmersiblepump/motorapplicationstheseswitchesmustalwaysbesetto30Hzminimumspeed.Forabovegroundapplicationswithhighsuctionpressure,the15Hzsettingcanbeusedtopreventpressureoscillationatlowspeeds.Insomecasesthesuctionpressuremaybehighenoughthatthepumpexceedsthepressuresettingat30Hz.Inthiscasethe15Hzsettingcanbeused.
CautionFailuretoproperlysettheminimumfrequencyswitchcanresultinmotordamageandwillvoidthemotorwarranty.Theminimumfrequencymustbesetto30Hzforsubmersibleapplications.
Setting the Carrier Frequency SwitchSwitch2frombank3controlsthecarrierfrequency.FormodelnumberswithouttheFsuffix,theswitchcanbeusedtochangetheoutputcarrierfrequencytoavoidaudiblenoiseissuesinabovegroundapplications.FormodelnumberswiththeFsuffix,thisswitchisdisabledandthecarrierfrequencyisalwayssetto2kHz.
Starting the System
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Section 7 (continued)
Setting the PressureWhenpowerisappliedthepumpwillstartandthesystempressurewillincreasetothefactorypresetpressure(50PSIifSP1isenabledanda300PSIsensorisusedor75PSIifSP2isenabledanda300PSIsensorisused).Afterthepressurehasstabilized,usetheincrease(INC)ordecrease(DEC)pressureadjustpushbuttonstoadjustthepressuresetting.Push and Holdtheincreaseordecreasepushbuttonuntilthedesiredpressuresettingisreached.Thenewpressuresettingwillsavewhenthesystemgoesintostandbymode(solidgreenlight/pumpoff).Pressuresetpoint1willbeadjustedandstoredwhentheSP2/SP1switchinputisopen.Pressuresetpoint1ispresetto50PSIwhenusedwitha300PSItransducer.Pressuresetpoint2willbeadjustedandstoredwhentheSP2/SP1switchinputisclosed.Pressuresetpoint2ispresetto75PSIwhenusedwitha300PSItransducer.
Motor Rotation DirectionIfthepressure/flowseemsloworthesystemisindicatingMotorOverloaderrorcheckthemotorrotationdirection.Turnthebreaker/disconnectswitchtotheoffpositionandwait5minutes.Switchanytwoleadsonthecontrolleroutput(T1/U,T2/VorT3/W).Turnthebreaker/disconnectswitchtotheonposition.Observepressureandflow.Ifthepressureorflowstillseemslowcheckplumbing.ForCentriProMotors,connectingT1/UtoRed,T2/VtoBlackandT3/WtoYellowwillgivethecorrectrotation.
NoteItispossibleforthepumptomaintainconstantpressurewithalowfloworahighsuctionheadevenifthepumpisrotatingbackwards.Whilethepumpisrunninguseanampprobeononeoftheoutputpowerleadsconnectedtothemotorandcomparethecurrentdrawbetweenthetworotationdirections.Thelowestcurrentreadingindicatesthepumpisrunninginthecorrectdirection.
System StatusThestatusindicatorlightdisplaysthestatusofthecontroller.Aconstantgreenstatuscodeindicatesthatthepumpisinstandbymode(pumpnotrunning).Ablinkinggreenstatuscodeindicatesthatthepumpisrunning.Aconstantorangelightindicatestheinputvoltageislow.Ablinkingorconstantredlightindicatesaproblemwiththecontrollerorsystem.Refertotheaccesscoversidepanelforalistofstatuscodes.SeeSection9formoredetails.
DangerThestatuscodeindicatorlightisnotavoltageindicator!Alwaysturnoffdisconnectswitchandcircuitbreakerandwait5minutesbeforeservicing.
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Section 8Thecontrolterminalstripsallowforavarietyofinputandoutputfunctions.Warning:Turnoffallpowertothecontrollerbeforewiringdevicestothecontrolterminals.Warning:InputsRUN/STOP,HAND/AUTO,SP2/SP1andPRESSUREDROPareswitchinputs.Donotconnectpowertotheseinputsordamagetothecontrollerwillresult.Onlyconnectnon-poweredswitchcontactstotheseinputs.RUN/STOP:Thisinputallowsthepump/motortobeturnedonandoffbyanexternalswitch.Connectthecontactsofanon-poweredexternalswitchtoterminals1(COM)and2(RUN/STOP).WhentheswitchisclosedthecontrollerisinRUNmode(outputtomotorisenabled).WhentheswitchisopenthecontrollerisinSTOPmode(outputtomotorisdisabled).HAND/AUTO:Thisinputallowsthecontrollertorunthemotoratfullspeedwithouttheuseofapressuretransducer.Thisinputcanbecontrolledbyanexternalnon-poweredswitch.Connectthecontactsofanon-poweredexternalswitchtoterminals3(COM)and4(HAND/AUTO).Whentheswitchisclosedthe
controllerisinHANDmode.WhileinHANDmodetheRUN/STOPinputisusedtostartandstopthemotorandthepressuretransducerinputisignored.WhentheswitchisopenthecontrollerisinAUTOmode.WhileinAUTOmodethecontrollerusesthepressuretransducerfeedbacktocontrolthespeedofthemotor.INPUT and +24V:Theseterminalsarethetransducerfeedbackandtransducerpowersupply.Connectthewhiteleadfromthetransducercabletoterminal6(INPUT).Connectthebrownleadfromthetransducercabletoterminal7(+24V).Connectingthedrain(bare)wiretothechassisallowsgroundingofthecaseofthepressuretransducer.Thecontrollerisconfiguredwitha300PSI4-20mAoutputpressuretransducer.ANALOG OUTPUT:Thisoutputisa4-20mAsignalbasedonmotorspeed(4mA=0Hz,20mA=60Hz)andcanbeconnectedtoexternalmonitoringorexternalcontroldevices.Connectterminal10(ANALOGOUTPUT)tothe4-20mAinputoftheexternaldevice.Connectterminal9(COM)tothenegativesideofthecurrentloopontheexternaldevice.Theexternaldevicemusthaveaninputresistance(impedance)intherangeof45Ωto250Ω.Themaximumoutputvoltageis24V.SP2/SP1:Thisinputallowsthesystemtooperateatoneof2pressuresettings.Thisinputcanbecontrolledbyanexternalnon-poweredswitch.Connectthecontactsofanon-poweredexternalswitchtoterminals5(COM)and11(SP2/SP1).Whentheswitchisclosedpressuresetpoint2isenabled(presetto75PSIwhenusedwitha300PSItransducer).Whentheswitchisopenpressuresetpoint1isenabled(presetto50PSIwhenusedwitha300PSItransducer).PRESSURE DROP:Thisinputallowstheusertoselecttheamountofpressuredropinthesystembeforethepumpstarts.Thisinputcanbecontrolledbyanexternalnon-poweredswitch.Connectthecontactsofanon-poweredexternalswitchtoterminals5or9(COM)and12(PRESSUREDROP).Whentheswitchisclosedthesystempressurewilldrop20PSI(whenusedwitha300PSItransducer)beforerestartingthepump.Whentheswitchisopenthesystempressurewilldrop5PSI(whenusedwitha300PSItransducer)beforerestartingthepump.RUN RELAY:Thisoutputindicateswhenthepump/motorisrunning.Thisoutputcanbeusedtocontrolpowertoalight,analarmorotherexternaldevice.Whenthepump/motorisoffterminal13(RELAY1–NO)willbeopenandterminal14(RELAY1–NC)willbeconnectedtoterminal15(RELAY1–COM).Whenthepump/motorisonterminal13(RELAY1–NO)willbeconnectedtoterminal15(RELAY1–COM)andterminal14(RELAY1–NC)willbeopen.Therelayratingis250Vac,5ampsmaximum.FAULT RELAY:Thisoutputindicateswhenthesystemisfaulted.Thisoutputcanbeusedtocontrolpowertoalight,analarmorotherexternaldevice.Whenthesystemisnotfaultedterminal16(RELAY2–NO)willbeopenandterminal17(RELAY2–NC)willbeconnectedtoterminal18(RELAY2–COM).Whenthesystemisfaultedterminal16(RELAY2–NO)willbeconnectedtoterminal18(RELAY2–COM)andterminal17(RELAY2–NC)willbeopen.Therelayratingis250Vac,5ampsmaximum.
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Section 9General
TheS-DriveandAquavarSPDdriveareself-diagnosingcontrollers.Ifaproblemoccurs,observetheStatusCodeIndicatorLightonthefrontoftheunit.NoStatusCodeIndicatorLightmeanseithernoorlowinputvoltage(lessthan140Vac).
DangerStatusCodeIndicatorLightisnotavoltageindicator!Alwaysturnoffdisconnectswitchandcircuitbreakerandwait5minutesbeforeservicing.Highvoltagemaystillremainoncontroller.
Refertothestatuscodelabelonthesideofthecontrolleraccesscovertodiagnosesystemerrors. See the following diagram.
Usethefollowingtabletohelptroubleshootproblems.
No Light Controller Status Description Low/NoInputVoltage Checktheinputvoltagetothecontroller.Measuretheinputvoltage betweenphasesusinganACVoltmeter.Thisvoltageshouldbe greaterthan140Vacforthestatusindicatorlighttoturnon.
Green Light Codes Flashes Controller Status Description Constant Standby ConstantGreenLightindicatesthepumpisoff.Thesystemisin Standbymodewhenthereisnoflowinthesystemandthepressure settinghasbeenreachedortheRUN/STOPinputissettoSTOP(open switch). Blinking PumpRunning FlashingGreenLightindicatesthepumpisrunning.
Red Flashes Fault Code Restart Action Constant ReplaceController Controllerwillnotrestart.Powermust beresettoclearthefault. 2Blinks NoWater/LossofPrime Controllerwillrestartautomatically accordingtotheNoWaterRestartTime switches(switches3&4ofbank2). 3Blinks SensorFault Controllerwillrestartautomaticallywhen thesensorsignaliswithinthevalid operatingrange. 4Blinks PumporMotorBound Controllerwillrestartautomatically5 times.After5faultsthepowermustbe resettoclearthefault. 5Blinks ShortCircuit/GroundFault Controllerwillnotrestart.Powermustbe resettoclearthefault. 6Blinks InputPhaseLoss Controllerwillrestartautomatically5times. After5faultsthepowermustberesetto clearthefault. 7Blinks Temperature Controllerwillrestartautomaticallywhen temperatureiswithintheoperatingrange ofthecontroller. 8BLINKS OverVoltage Controllerwillrestartautomaticallywhen theinputvoltageiswithintheoperating rangeofthecontroller. 9Blinks MotorOverload Controllerwillrestartautomatically.
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Orange Light Codes Flashes Controller Status Description Constant LowInputVoltage Constantorangelightindicatesthesysteminputvoltageislow.For 230Vunits,theorangelightwillbeindicatedwhentheinputvoltage isbetween140Vacand170Vac.For460Vunits,theorangelightwill bedisplayedwhentheinputvoltageisbetween140Vacand310Vac.
Red Light Codes Constant ControllerError Internalcontrollerfault.Thecontrollermaybeinternallydamaged. Red Verifytheerrorbyturningpoweroff,waiting5minutesthenapply power.Iftheerrorpersists,replacecontroller.
2Blinks NoWater/LossOfPrime Thisfaultcanbecausedby: •Watersupplylevelinwellfallsbelowsuctioninletofpump. •Pluggedsuctionscreen. •Restrictioninpipebetweenpumpandpressuresensor. •Airboundpump. •Deadheadedpump,pumprunningagainstaclosedvalve. •Fillinglongirrigationlinesonstart-up •IncorrectsettingofMotorOverloadSettingswitches. In systems where the motor operates at less than Service Factor Amps the controller may show a false No Water/Loss of Prime fault. Reducing the motor overload setting will eliminate the false readings. Ifproblempersists,pleaseverifysupplycapacity. ThecontrollerwillautomaticallyrestartaccordingtotheNoWater RestartTimeswitches. 3Blinks SensorFault Thisfaultcanbecausedby: •Disconnectedsensor.Disconnectsensorfromsensorcable connectorandreconnecttoensureagoodconnection. •Disconnectedsensorcableleadinsidethecontroller.Checkfor loosewireswherethesensorcableconnectstothecircuitboardby tuggingoneachwire. •Brokenwireinthesensorcable. •Miswiredsensorcable.Checkthatthewiresareconnectedtothe correctterminalsonthecontrolterminalblock.Connectterminal 7(24VDCSUPPLY)totheBrownwire.Connectterminal6(TRANSDUCER INPUT)totheWhitewire.Connectthedrainwiretochassis. •Failedsensor.Todiagnosethisfailureametercapableofreading milliamperes(mA)andDCvoltage(VDC)isrequired. -SetthemetertoreadDCvoltage(VDC) -Placetheblackleadonterminal5(COM)andtheredleadon terminal7(24VDCSUPPLY) -Iffunctioningproperly,theDCvoltagewillbe24VDC+/-15%.If thisvoltageisnotpresent,disconnectallcontrolterminalsand repeatthemeasurement.Ifvoltagedoesnotrecover,replace controller.
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Red Light Codes (continued) Flashes Controller Status Description 3Blinks(contd.) -DisconnecttheWhitewireinthesensorcablefromterminal6. -SetthemetertoreadDCcurrent(mA) -Connecttheblackleadfromthemetertoterminal6 (TRANSDUCERINPUT) -ConnecttheredleadfromthemetertotheWhitewireinthe sensorcable. -Themeterwilldisplaytheoutputofthesensor.Iffunctioning properly,theoutputofthesensorwillbebetween4mAand 20mAdependingonthepressureinthesystem.Refertothe chartbelowtodeterminethesensorfeedbackatvariouspressures.
Thefollowingformulagivesthetransduceroutputbasedonapplied pressure: Output Current = Output Current Range x System Pressure + 4mA Pressure Range Where: •OutputCurrentisthetransduceroutput •OutputCurrentRangeisthemaximumoutputsignalofthe transducerminustheminimumoutputsignalofthetransducer.In thiscase: OutputCurrentRange=20mA–4mA,or16mA •PressureRangeisthepressurethatcorrespondstothemaximum outputsignal.Fora300PSItransducerthePressureRange= 300PSI–0PSI=300PSI •SystemPressureisthesystempressureasreadonthepressure gauge.
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Red Light Codes (continued) Flashes Controller Status Description 4Blinks PumporMotorBound Thisfaultcanbecausedby: •Mechanicalbindingfromdebrisinpump. •Electricalfailureofthemotor. •IncorrectsettingofMotorOverloadSettingswitches. •Incorrectrotation. •Motorphaseloss. Thisfaultwillbedisplayediftheoutputcurrentexceeds125%ofthe controllerrating.Thecontrollerwillattempttorestart5times.Ifthe conditionpersiststhecontrollerwilllockoutandwillneedtobereset. Verifytheerrorbyturningpowertocontrollerofffor5minutesand thenon.Pump/Motor/Wiringmustbecheckediffaultpersists. 5Blinks ShortCircuit Thisfaultcanbecausedby: •Electricalfailureofthemotor •Electricalfailureofwiringbetweencontrollerandmotor. Thisfaultwillbedisplayediftheoutputcurrentexceeds150%ofthe controllerrating.Verifytheerrorbyturningpowertocontrollerofffor 1minuteandthenon.Iferrorpersists,motorandwiringbetween controllerandmotormustbechecked.Turnpowerofffor5minutes. Removethethreemotorwiresfromtheterminalblock.Checkoutput wiringandmotorforshortingphasetophaseandphasetoground. Refertomotor'smanualforinformationonresistancereadingsand meggerreadings. 6Blinks InputPhaseLoss Thisfaultcanbecausedby: •Disconnectedinputpowerphase. •IncorrectMotorOverloadSettingswitches.Whenusingsingle phaseinputpowertheMotorOverloadSettingswitchesmustbeset to50%orlower. Forthreephaseinputoperation;thisfaultwillbedisplayedifthe phasetophaseinputvoltageismorethan25%lowerthanthe nominal.Thecontrollerwillattempttorestart5times.Ifthe conditionpersiststhecontrollerwilllockoutandwillneedtobereset. 7Blinks Temperature Thisfaultcanbecausedby: •Highambienttemperature.Themaximumambienttemperature ratingis122ºF(50ºC). •Lowambienttemperature.Theminimumambienttemperature ratingis-22ºF(-30ºC). Thisfaultwillbedisplayediftheambienttemperatureisgreaterthan 122ºF(50ºC)orlessthan-22ºF(-30ºC).Donotinstallthecontroller whereitwillbeexposedtodirectsunlight.Checkforafanfailure.The fansonthebackofthecontrollerwillturnononlywhenneeded.The fanswillturnonwhenthemotorisrunningandtheheatsink temperaturereaches104ºF(40ºC).
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Red Light Codes (continued) Flashes Controller Status Description 8Blinks OverVoltage Thisfaultcanbecausedby: •Highinputvoltage. Thisfaultwillbedisplayedifthephasetophaseinputvoltageis greaterthan275Vfor230Vunitsand560Vfor460Vunits. 9Blinks MotorOverload Thisfaultcanbecausedby: •Mechanicalbindingfromdebrisinpump. •Electricalfailureofthemotor. •IncorrectsettingofMotorOverloadSettingswitches. •Incorrectrotation. Thecontrollerwillprotectthemotorfromovercurrentbylimitingthe currentappliedtothemotor.Thecurrentlimitissetaccordingtothe MotorOverloadSettingswitches.Thisfaultisdisplayediftheoutput frequencyisreducedtolimitthecurrenttothemotorbymorethan 10Hzfor5minutes.
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GOULDS PUMPS LIMITED WARRANTYThis warranty applies to all water systems pumps manufactured by Goulds Pumps.Any part or parts found to be defective within the warranty period shall be replaced at no charge to the dealer during the warranty period. The warranty period shall exist for a period of twenty-four (24) months from date of installation or thirty (30) months from date of manufacture, whichever period is shorter.A dealer who believes that a warranty claim exists must contact the authorized Goulds Pumps distributor from whom the pump was purchased and furnish complete details regarding the claim. The distributor is authorized to adjust any warranty claims utilizing the Goulds Pumps Cus-tomer Service Department.The warranty excludes:(a) Labor, transportation and related costs incurred by the dealer;(b) Reinstallation costs of repaired equipment;(c) Reinstallation costs of replacement equipment;(d) Consequential damages of any kind; and,(e) Reimbursement for loss caused by interruption of service.For purposes of this warranty, the following terms have these definitions:(1) “Distributor” means any individual, partnership, corporation, association, or other legal relationship that stands between Goulds Pumps and the dealer in purchases, consignments or contracts for sale of the subject pumps.(2) “Dealer” means any individual, partnership, corporation, association, or other legal relationship which engages in the business of selling or leasing pumps to customers.(3) “Customer” means any entity who buys or leases the subject pumps from a dealer. The “customer” may mean an individual, partnership, corporation, limited liability company, association or other legal entity which may engage in any type of business.
THIS WARRANTY EXTENDS TO THE DEALER ONLY.
ITT
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SPECIFICATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.
IM213 Revision Number 0 November, 2008Copyright (c) 2008 ITT Corporation
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