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8.2 Mechanical installation
Proceed as follows:
• Mount LC 221 on a plane wall surface.
• Mount LC 221 with the cable entries pointing downwards
(additional cable entries, if required, must be fitted in the
bottom plate of the cabinet).
• Mount LC 221 with four screws through the mounting holes in
the back plate of the cabinet. Drill the mounting holes with a
6 mm drill using the drilling template supplied with the
controller. Fit the screws into the mounting holes and tighten
securely. Fit the plastic caps.
Fig. 26
Mounting of controller to the wall
8.3 Electrical connection
The operating voltage and frequency are marked on the controller
nameplate. Make sure that the controller is suitable for the power
supply on which it will be used.
All cables/wires must be fitted through the cable entries and
gaskets (IP65).
The power supply socket must be placed near the cabinet as the
controller is supplied with a 1.5 m cable, a Schuko plug for
single-phase and a CEE plug for three-phase pumps.
Maximum back-up fuse is stated on the controller nameplate.
If required according to local regulations, install an external mains
switch.
8.4 Setting of LC 221
Only the start level corresponding to the inlet level to the
collecting tank needs to be set. All other values are preset but
can be adjusted if required.
Select the height of the inlet pipe, 180, 250 or 315 mm above
floor level, using the buttons
and
, and press the button
to save the desired value. If the height of the inlet pipe is between
two values, e.g. 220 mm above the floor, choose the nearest
lower value (180 mm). Now the controller is ready for automatic
mode.
The following values can be changed, if necessary:
Start level
The start level must be set according to the inlet pipe height
above floor level (180, 250 and 315 mm). Stop and alarm levels
are preset.
Rated current
Preset value from factory according to the rated current of the
motor. The protection against pump blockage is a preset value for
overcurrent.
Stop delay
The stop delay increases the effective volume and reduces the
quantity of residual water in the tank. It also prevents water
hammer. The non-return valve closes more softly. The preset
value is 0.
Start delay
Normally no need to make adjustments for lifting stations except
on a house boat or pontoon boat. The preset value is 0.
Alarm delay
High temporary inflow can cause short-time high-level alarm.
This situation may arise when a backwash filter of a swimming
pool is connected to Multilift MOG or MDG. The preset value is 0.
Sensor selection, calibration and offset
These submenus are only needed when sensor types are
changed. For more information, see service instructions.
Maintenance interval
The maintenance/service interval can be set to 0, 3, 6 or
12 months and is indicated in the "SERVICE" display
(no acoustic signal).
Reset alarm
It is possible to set the controller to reset some alarms
automatically when the fault disappears; however, most alarms
must be reset manually. See section
. The preset value is AUTO.
Reset to factory settings
The controller will reboot, and start-up settings will have to be
made again. See section
8.4.1 External alarm
Lifting stations are often installed in sumps below the basement
of buildings. That is the deepest point in the building, and an
additional alarm level switch can be placed outside the lifting
station to detect flooding caused by leakages, pipe bursts or
groundwater inflow.
The external alarm can be connected to a level switch
(230 V / 2 A) at terminals 35/36.
Warning
When drilling the holes, take care not to damage
any cables or water and gas pipes. Ensure a safe
installation.
Note
LC 221 can be mounted without removing the
front cover.
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Warning
LC 221 must be connected in accordance with the
rules and standards in force for the application in
question.
Warning
Before opening the cabinet, switch off the mains
supply.
Summary of Contents for LC 221 Series
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