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Table 30 - Continuous tubing models 720R and 720RX

Number

Spare

Description

9

FN0611

M8 x 16 mm screw

10

MR0662T

Stud (Set to 61 mm)

11

MRA3063A

Track assembly

12

CN0228

M25 blanking plug

13

MR0882M

Eccentric bush

14

MR3041T

M8 x 307 mm bolt (720RX)

14

MR3040T

M8 x 157 mm bolt (720R)

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m-730en-en-09 02-02-22

Summary of Contents for 730EnN

Page 1: ...es 9 7 Pump specifications 12 7 1 Weights 13 7 2 Pumphead options 13 8 Good pump installation practice 14 8 1 General recommendations 14 8 2 Dos and don ts 15 9 Pump operation 16 9 1 Keypad layout and...

Page 2: ...66 16 Mode menu 67 17 Manual 68 17 1 Start 68 17 2 Stop 69 17 3 Increasing and decreasing flow rate 69 18 Flow calibration 71 18 1 Setting the flow calibration 71 19 EtherNet IP mode 73 19 1 Configur...

Page 3: ...RX and 720RE REX performance data 125 28 Trademarks 128 29 Disclaimers 129 30 Publication history 130 31 List of tables and figures 131 31 1 Tables 131 31 2 Figures 132 Original instructions The orig...

Page 4: ...armonisation legislation Machinery Directive 2006 42 EC EMC Directive 2014 30 EC ROHS Directive 2015 863 6 Harmonised standards used BS EN61010 1 2010 third edition Safety requirements for electrical...

Page 5: ...ty Management System ISO 9001 and the technical documentation is compiled in accordance with Annex VII B of the Directive We undertake to transmit in response to a reasoned request by the appropriate...

Page 6: ...4 Components supplied 730 Components l 730 pump drive unit fitted with pumphead if specified as a pump l The designated power cable attached to the pump drive unit l A 730N module providing pump ingre...

Page 7: ...ller and a track on an arc of a circle creating a seal at the point of contact As the roller advances along the tube the seal also advances After the roller has passed the tube returns to its original...

Page 8: ...and loss of production This warranty does not obligate Watson Marlow to bear any costs of removal installation transportation or other charges which may arise in connection with a warranty claim Watso...

Page 9: ...egulations and guidance This symbol used on the pump and in the manual means An appropriate safety instruction should be followed or caution to a potential hazard exists This symbol used on the pump a...

Page 10: ...cable is supplied hardwired into the pump and is not customer replaceable Observe voltage selector switch setting for your region IP66 pumps are supplied with a mains plug The gland at the NEMA Module...

Page 11: ...start per 2 hours We recommend remote control where a high number of starts is required If the pump is configured to EtherNet IP mode it will respond to remote commands at any time including immediat...

Page 12: ...and supply Maximum voltage fluctuation 10 of nominal voltage A well regulated electrical mains supply is required along with cable connections conforming to the best practice of noise immunity Full lo...

Page 13: ...mphead see on the pump Lifting should be performed according to standard Health and Safety guidelines Finger recesses are built into the sides of the lower shell for convenience in lifting in addition...

Page 14: ...e direction of rotor rotation is clockwise or counter clockwise whichever is required Please note however that for some pumpheads the tube life will be greater if the rotor rotates clockwise and that...

Page 15: ...runs with a bore several times larger than the pump tube l Do site the pump at or just below the level of the fluid to be pumped if possible This will ensure flooded suction and maximum pumping effic...

Page 16: ...o the last known operating mode FUNCTION keys FUNCTION keys when pressed will perform the function displayed on the screen directly above the relevant function key and keys These keys are used to chan...

Page 17: ...g Figure 5 Starting and stopping 9 3 Using up and down keys Figure 6 Using up and down keys 9 4 Maximum speed Figure 7 Maximum speed 9 5 Change rotation direction Figure 8 Change rotation direction m...

Page 18: ...while the module is in place It is mounted in the switch plate at the rear of the pump protected from water by the N Module The module must be removed to allow access to the switch plate Do not switch...

Page 19: ...Ground Green Yellow Green 10 2 Wiring the NEMA module EtherNet IP pumps The NEMA 4X modules fitted to 530 630 and 730 EnN cased pumps have two pairs of wiring ports Two M16 ports are provided togethe...

Page 20: ...EtherNet IP NEMA module 2 No additional control cable earth screening required when EMC gland is used NEMA module with conductive mounting kit available as an option on En pumps for EtherNet IP networ...

Page 21: ...s in accordance to The EtherNet IP specification for use in industrial automation systems using EtherNet IP 2 If there is a requirement to connect the M12 body and cable screen A to Mains earth for EM...

Page 22: ...installation practice on page 14 are followed 12 EtherNet IP control wiring Never apply mains power to the D connectors Apply the correct signals to the pins shown Limit signals to the maximum values...

Page 23: ...8 7 2 1 1 RJ45 connection 1 2 RJ45 connection 2 3 Standard 9 way D Sensor connector Female 4 USB Type A port for service use only 5 Voltage selector switch 6 On Off switch 7 Mains power cable 8 Custom...

Page 24: ...High Low One green LED on for link detected flickers to indicate 100 Mbit activity High High Two green LEDs on for link detected flickers to indicate 1 Gbit activity 12 3 Control wiring Standard 9 way...

Page 25: ...k Clockwise rotation Manual keypad control Wet leak detected Anticlockwise rotation Analogue Table 4 Wiring the D Connector Signal Name Input or output Configurable Signal response 1 5 6 9 0V ANALOGUE...

Page 26: ...Wiring the D Connector Signal Name Input or output Configurable Signal response 1 5 6 9 1KHz FREQ 0V 1 5 6 9 FREQ VAUX 200Hz Input Yes 1 5 6 9 LEAK VAUX VDC 0V 1 5 6 9 LEAK Input Yes 26 m 730en en 09...

Page 27: ...the D Connector Signal Name Input or output Configurable Signal response 1 5 6 9 PRESSURE_ALARM VAUX 1 5 6 9 VDC 0V PRESSURE_ALARM Input Yes 1 5 6 9 STOP VAUX 1 5 6 9 VDC STOP 0V Input Yes m 730en en...

Page 28: ...A 4X version of the pump otherwise ingress protection may be impaired Ensure that the module cover is correctly secured at all times by all screws supplied Failure to do so may compromise the IP66 NEM...

Page 29: ...PCB Figure 16 Adapter PCB 1 2 U1 1 Without isolated power supply option N Module 2 With isolated power supply option F Module Note Disconnect the adapter module by use of the ribbon eject levers It is...

Page 30: ...inal 24 V and 0 V from the pump internal supplies The F Module option may be used if the sensor requires an isolated supply or has a 4 20 mA output which cannot be used with the ground connected load...

Page 31: ...ckwise rotation Manual keypad control Wet leak detected Anticlockwise rotation Analogue Table 5 Input output Connectors Connector No Function Input or output Configurable Signal response J1 No Connect...

Page 32: ...unction Input or output Configurable Signal response J4 SP LK STOP LEAK 22V SP LK STOP LEAK 22V VDC VDC Input Yes J5 PRESS 0VA PRESS FREQ FREQ VDC PRESS 0VA PRESS FREQ FREQ 22V 200Hz 1KHz Input Yes J6...

Page 33: ...requency Repetition rate Fmax 1 10 Hz Leak Stop Pressure Analogue input voltage mode VAin 15 10 30 V 0 10 V range 100R source impedance Analogue input voltage mode RVAin 34 4 k 3 Analogue input measur...

Page 34: ...12 7 Network topology Figure 18 Star network Figure 19 Ring network 34 m 730en en 09 02 02 22...

Page 35: ...e for one additional connection pair Cable type 100m maximum length With NEMA module Without NEMA module Cable with two connectors Cable with one additional connector pair Cable with two additional co...

Page 36: ...time 1 Power up the pump The pump displays the start up screen with the Watson Marlow Pumps logo for three seconds 13 1 Selecting the display language 1 Use the keys to select your chosen language and...

Page 37: ...ill now be displayed on screen Choose CONFIRM to continue All text will now appear in your chosen language 3 Choose REJECT to return to the language choice screen This then proceeds to the home screen...

Page 38: ...is configured to EtherNet IP mode it will respond to remote commands at any time including immediately after power on The pump may operate without any manual intervention e g a remote setpoint could...

Page 39: ...ow ready to operate according to the defaults listed above Note The display background colour changes according to running state as follows l White background indicates pump stopped l Grey background...

Page 40: ...from the start up screen to the home screen l The pump runs a power on test to confirm proper functioning of the memory and hardware If a fault is found an error code is displayed l The pump displays...

Page 41: ...ss the MENU button from one of the HOME screens or INFO screens 2 This will display the MAIN MENU as shown below Use the keys to move the selection bar between the available options 3 Press SELECT to...

Page 42: ...4 Press EXIT to return to the screen from where the MENU was called 15 1 Security settings Security settings can be changed by selecting SECURITY SETTINGS from the Main menu 42 m 730en en 09 02 02 22...

Page 43: ...h on off the Auto keypad lock When active the keypad will lock after 20 seconds of inactivity 2 Once locked it will display the screen below when any key is pressed To unlock the keypad press the two...

Page 44: ...ction has been enabled a Master level PIN will be required to disable PIN lock Setting Master PIN PIN will enable after one minute from the last time the PIN was entered Setting the Master PIN protect...

Page 45: ...ach digit from 0 9 Once you have the required digit press the NEXT DIGIT key After selecting the fourth digit press ENTER 3 Now press CONFIRM to check that the number entered is the PIN you require Pr...

Page 46: ...ality Press NEXT to selectively enable functionality access for User 1 and User 2 Configure User 1 security settings 1 The PIN PROTECTION level screen will be displayed with User 1 highlighted press E...

Page 47: ...User 1 PIN use the keys to select each digit from 0 9 Once you have the required digit press the NEXT DIGIT key After selecting the fourth digit press ENTER 3 Now press CONFIRM to verify that the num...

Page 48: ...functionality and press ENABLE User 1 PIN will allow access to only the enabled functionality to disable functionality highlight the enabled functionality and press DISABLE When all the required funct...

Page 49: ...security settings or scroll to configure an alternative User 2 ENABLE user 2 security settings displays the PIN entry screen for User 2 To define a four digit User 2 PIN use the keys to select each d...

Page 50: ...ecurity Settings for User 1 and User 2 have been set by the Master only the Master PIN will allow access to Security Settings 4 The HOME screen will be displayed A PIN is now required to access all fu...

Page 51: ...ed NOTE this screen will also display if the PIN entered does not allow access to that functionality 6 If a PIN number is entered that is already in use the following screen will be displayed press CH...

Page 52: ...llow access to the functionality the following screen will be displayed Keypad beep 1 From SECURITY SETTINGS scroll to Keypad beep using the keys and select ENABLE The pump will now beep at every key...

Page 53: ...ects of PIN code operation Anyone wishing to modify pump settings will still need to enter the PIN code 15 2 General settings To view the general settings menu select GENERAL SETTINGS from the main me...

Page 54: ...igh number of starts is required If the pump is configured to EtherNet IP mode it will respond to remote commands at any time including immediately after power on The pump may operate without any manu...

Page 55: ...bel which is displayed in the header bar of the home screen To define or edit the pump label move the selection bar over the Pump label menu entry and press SELECT If a pump label has been previously...

Page 56: ...neral settings menu Asset number The Asset number is for users to set a unique asset identification code for the pump This can help to track pumps on the network and distinguish between different pump...

Page 57: ...e asset number 1 From the main menu using the keys scroll to General settings and press SELECT 2 Using the keys scroll to Asset number and press SELECT 3 Using the keys enter a character m 730en en 09...

Page 58: ...afe speed is a dedicated speed the pump uses if an error occurs Use this to prevent the pump stopping in the event of an error Example disconnect the RJ45 cable from the pump while running on EtherNet...

Page 59: ...NGS from the main menu 2 Use the keys to move the selection bar over Pumphead type and press SELECT The following screen will be displayed 3 Use the keys to move the selection bar over Pumphead and pr...

Page 60: ...ection bar over the required pumphead type and press SELECT Tube size and tube material 1 Select Tube size from GENERAL SETTINGS then use the keys to move the selection bar over Bore size and press SE...

Page 61: ...d press SELECT 3 If a LoadSure element has been selected then the tube size is displayed as pressure and bore 4 This screen also allows you to select the tube material used Use the keys to move the se...

Page 62: ...ailable characters for each digit The available characters are 0 9 A Z and SPACE 8 Press NEXT to move onto the next character or PREVIOUS to move back to the last character 9 Press FINISH to save the...

Page 63: ...nguage 1 Select language from the GENERAL SETTINGS menu to choose an alternative display language for the pump The pump must be stopped before changing the language 2 Using the keys scroll to your req...

Page 64: ...Please see Mode menu on page 67 for further details 15 4 Control settings 1 Select CONTROL SETTINGS from the MAIN MENU to access the sub menu shown below Use the keys to move the selection bar Press S...

Page 65: ...u 2 Select RESET to zero the run hours counter The run hours counter can be viewed by pressing INFO from your home screen The following screen will be displayed Press RESET to reset the run hours or C...

Page 66: ...15 5 Help Help 1 Select Help from the main menu to access the help screens 66 m 730en en 09 02 02 22...

Page 67: ...he CHANGE MODE menu 2 Use the keys to scroll through the available modes l Manual default l Flow Calibration l EtherNet IP l BACK 3 Use SELECT to choose mode Use the right hand function key to alter m...

Page 68: ...when the power is re applied When the pump is running it displays an animated clockwise arrow In normal operation the direction of flow is into the bottom port of the pumphead and out of the top port...

Page 69: ...ss will decrease flow rate by the least significant digit of the chosen flow rate unit l Repeat key presses as required to achieve the desired flow rate l Hold down the key for flow rate scrolling Inc...

Page 70: ...nly 1 Using the MAX key l Press and hold the MAX key to run at maximum flow l Release the key to stop the pump l The volume pumped and time elapsed are displayed while the MAX key is pressed and held...

Page 71: ...pump displays flow rate in ml min 18 1 Setting the flow calibration 1 Using the keys scroll to Flow calibration and press CALIBRATE 2 Using the keys enter the maximum flow rate limit and press ENTER m...

Page 72: ...Press START to begin pumping a volume of fluid for calibration 4 Press STOP to stop pumping fluid for the calibration 5 Use the keys to enter the actual volume of fluid pumped 72 m 730en en 09 02 02 2...

Page 73: ...e 19 1 Configure EtherNet IP settings Configure the settings to suit your network The following is an example of a static IP address Table 9 Configure EtherNet IP settings Setting Value DHCP Enable Of...

Page 74: ...2 Use the keys to select EtherNet IP 3 Press the SELECT key to use EtherNet IP mode 4 Press the SETTINGS key to access the ETHERNET IP SETTINGS menu 74 m 730en en 09 02 02 22...

Page 75: ...Setting the IP Address Subnet mask and Gateway address Configure each of the IP Address subnet mask and gateway address in turn using the following method 1 Use the keys to select the setting to confi...

Page 76: ...key increase the scrolling speed Press NEXT to move to the next number 3 After setting the last number press CONFIRM to store the number and return to the ETHERNET IP SETTINGS screen 4 Press BACK to r...

Page 77: ...pump is connected to a PC press INFO to display the network settings 19 3 Pump parameters Setting parameters To set a parameter to a new value l Type a value into the field or click on the check box...

Page 78: ...the event of a communications loss If enabled the pump will run at the speed set in the SetFailsafeSpeed parameter 6 SetReverse Write Bool If set the pump will run anti clockwise Pump defaults to clo...

Page 79: ...t in deci psi 18 PressureHi LoWarningSp Read SInt32 Displays the Pressure high warning band set point in deci psi 19 PressureLo LoAlarmSp Read SInt32 Displays the Pressure low alarm band set point in...

Page 80: ...rd open only on guard enabled versions Bit 5 Leak Detected Bit 6 Dispense interrupted Bit 7 Pressure Switch 30 PumpVersionMajor Read UInt8 Pump software version major revision number 31 PumpVersionMin...

Page 81: ...ays the currently selected pressure sensor size Please see PressureSensorSize enum table below 41 FlowSensorModel Read Enum Displays the currently selected flow sensor model Please see FlowSensorModel...

Page 82: ...eLo LoActive Read Bool If set the pressure low alarm is active 55 FlowHi HiActive Read Bool If set the flow high alarm is active 56 FlowLo HiActive Read Bool If set the flow high warning is active 57...

Page 83: ...ch size 0 sets unlimited batch 73 Edit Batch Start Delay Write Uint16 Set the time delay between the batch start and the first dose 74 EditBatchEndDelay Write UInt16 Set the time delay between the las...

Page 84: ...hStartDelay Read UInt16 Reports the current batch start delay 87 ActiveBatchEndDelay Read UInt16 Reports the current batch end delay 88 ActiveRecipeStartDelay Read UInt16 Reports the current recipe st...

Page 85: ...batch ID is invalid Bit 1 Active recipe ID invalid if set active recipe ID is invalid Bit 2 Active Batch Motor Direction is anti clockwise if set batch motor direction is anti clockwise 105 ActiveBatc...

Page 86: ...1 220 rpm 7 505L Continuous 0 1 220 rpm 8 505L Double 0 1 220 rpm 9 520 Sanitary 0 1 220 rpm 10 520 Industrial 0 1 220 rpm 11 620R 0 1 265 rpm Default is 0 1 165 rpm Max speed can be adjusted to 265...

Page 87: ...Industrial 0 1 265 rpm 17 620RE4 Industrial 0 1 265 rpm 18 720R 0 1 360 rpm 19 720 Sanitary 0 1 360 rpm 20 720 Industrial 0 1 360 rpm Table 14 Wallsize Enum Number WallSize Comments 0 0 8 mm 1 1 6 mm...

Page 88: ...0 38 mm 4 0 50 mm 5 0 63 mm 6 0 76 mm 7 0 80 mm 8 0 88 mm 9 1 02 mm 10 1 14 mm 11 1 29 mm 12 1 42 mm 13 1 52 mm 14 1 60 mm 15 1 65 mm 16 1 85 mm 17 2 05 mm 18 2 29 mm 19 2 54 mm 20 2 79 mm 21 3 20 mm...

Page 89: ...eSensorModel Enum Number Pressure Sensor Model Comments 0 None 1 Press N 0xx 2 Parker Scilog 3 Generic Pressure 4 Balluff BSP Series Table 17 PressureSensorSize Enum Number Pressure Sensor Size Commen...

Page 90: ...compatibility guide Table 20 EDS compatibility guide EDS file Found on website EDS release Date Pump Models Compatible with pump software versions Version comments 530 630 730 EtherNet IP EDS Rev 2 1...

Page 91: ...es 1 If your pump software is compatible with multiple EDS files versions it is recommended to use the latest version available 2 In order to find your pump software version select Help then Software...

Page 92: ...e sensor is correctly wired to the pump before proceeding with set up Control wiring on page 24 or Input output connectors on page 31 PUMP SENSOR Figure 21 Sensor wiring PUMP SENSOR Figure 22 Sensor w...

Page 93: ...ng up the sensors 1 From the CONTROL SETTINGS menu using the keys scroll to Sensor settings option and press SELECT 2 Using the keys scroll to Configure sensors option and press SELECT m 730en en 09 0...

Page 94: ...SELECT This selects the type of sensor to configure 4 A list of supported flow sensor families are displayed The example in the image above shows supported flow sensors Using the keys scroll to the de...

Page 95: ...assigned 6 Using the keys scroll to the desired flow sensor and press SELECT 7 See EtherNet IP control wiring on page 22 section for connection specifications 8 Using the keys scroll to the desired s...

Page 96: ...the home screen Set Alarm and Warning level 1 Using the keys scroll to the alarm level to set up and press SELECT 2 Using the keys enter a value and press SELECT to store Each one of these defaults t...

Page 97: ...m band is triggered the pump will display the sensor alarm detected screen and the pump will stop 20 3 Start up delay Sets the delay from the motor starting to the alarms warnings activating Start up...

Page 98: ...the keys scroll to Sensor settings option and press SELECT 2 From the control settings menu using the keys scroll to Set sensor delay option and press SELECT 3 Using the keys set a value and press SEL...

Page 99: ...be used on the system The sensor max flow pressure ratings are shown in a table at the end of this section 1 From the control settings menu using the keys scroll to Sensor settings option and press S...

Page 100: ...roll to Flow or Pressure option and press SELECT This selects the type of sensor to configure 4 Using the keys scroll to Generic flow sensor or Generic pressure sensor option and press SELECT 100 m 73...

Page 101: ...t IP control wiring on page 22 section for connection specifications Only generic sensors which provide a 4 20 mA output are supported 6 Using the keys select the sensor unit output type and press SEL...

Page 102: ...user will progress onto the GENERIC SENSOR VALUES screen 8 Using the keys scroll to Set 4mA value 9 Using the keys change the value reported when the sensor input is at 4 mA Once satisfied with the va...

Page 103: ...d when the sensor input is at 20 mA Once satisfied with the value press SELECT 12 Depending on the sensor and units selected the maximum values that can be set at below Table 22 Sensor pressure limits...

Page 104: ...n 0 60 l hr 0 900 Alarm warning levels The Warning error levels screen will then be shown refer to Set Alarm and Warning level on page 96 The error and warning values will default to the value set at...

Page 105: ...ng event is indicated by the dashed lines WL WH on the graph During a warning event the pump will show orange sections on the screen and a warning bit will flag on the Ethernet communications This eve...

Page 106: ...Procedure 1 From the GENERIC SENSOR VALUES screen 2 Using the keys scroll to Alarm warning levels 3 Using the keys select the value to change and press SELECT 106 m 730en en 09 02 02 22...

Page 107: ...by the 4mA and the 20mA points The parameter can take a value from 0 8 to 1 2 where 1 will result in no change to the slope 1 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 16 17 18 19 20 mA y2 y1 y B A C 3 Figure 24...

Page 108: ...Procedure 1 From the GENERIC SENSOR VALUES screen 2 Using the keys scroll to Set slope adjust 3 Using the keys scroll to the desired value and press SELECT 108 m 730en en 09 02 02 22...

Page 109: ...2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 16 17 18 19 20 mA y2 y1 y Figure 25 Set offset adjust A Sensor configuration determined by the 4mA value and 20mA value B Set offset adjust is greater than 1 C Set offse...

Page 110: ...s scroll to Set offset adjust 3 Using the keys scroll to the desired value and press SELECT 20 5 Flow sensor reading 1 The flow sensor value can be read via the Flow sensor reading screen 110 m 730en...

Page 111: ...of rotation l Check that the rotor is not slipping on the drive shaft If the pump turns on but will not run l Check the remote stop function and configuration l Check the mode you are in are you in An...

Page 112: ...op pump immediately Check supply Power OFF ON may reset Er17 Under voltage Stop pump immediately Check supply Power OFF ON may reset Er20 Signal out of range Check analog control signal range Trim sig...

Page 113: ...22 Drive maintenance There are no user serviceable parts inside the pump Please contact your local Watson Marlow representative to arrange repair m 730en en 09 02 02 22 113...

Page 114: ...B M12 collars insulated MN2934T M12 collars non insulated MN2935T Ethernet Cable M12D Right Angle 4 pin plug to M12D Straight 4 pin plug CAT 5 SHIELDED 3 m 059 9121 000 Ethernet Cable M12D Right Angle...

Page 115: ...phead track Secondary backup protection is provided in the form of an guard switch which stops the pump if the pumphead track is opened The guard switch on cased pumps should never be used as primary...

Page 116: ...pump from the mains power supply before opening any guard or track or performing any positioning removal or maintenance operation 25 1 Continuous tubing 720R 1 2 3 4 5 6 25 2 Tube elements 720RE 1 2 3...

Page 117: ...sure to less than one minute risk of attack Halogenated chlorinated solvents Not recommended possible risk to polycarbonate tube clamp adjusters and polypropylene tube clamp locators Alcohols general...

Page 118: ...66 NEMA 4X S SCADA IP66 NEMA 4X F F IP66 NEMA 4X Plug options U UK mains plug E EU mains plug A American mains plug K Australia mains plug R Argentina mains plug C Swiss mains plug D India South Afric...

Page 119: ...048 913 A127 048 15 9 5 8 189 902 0159 048 933 0159 048 913 A159 048 19 0 3 4 191 902 0190 048 933 0190 048 913 A190 048 25 4 1 92 902 0254 048 933 0254 048 913 A254 048 mm inch Neoprene STA PURE Seri...

Page 120: ...191 961 0190 PFT 933 0190 PFT 913 A190 PFT 25 4 1 92 961 0254 PFT 933 0254 PFT 913 A254 PFT Table 29 Industrial elements with PP Cam and Groove connectors mm inch Marprene TL Neoprene Pumpsil silicon...

Page 121: ...720RX Number Spare Description 1 MRA3062A Rotor assembly 720R 1 MRA0036A Rotor assembly 720RX 2 MRA0104A Knob assembly 4 8 mm wall tubing 3 CN0090 Coupling half 4 MR0880C Tube clamp 5 MRA3061A Foot a...

Page 122: ...ber Spare Description 9 FN0611 M8 x 16 mm screw 10 MR0662T Stud Set to 61 mm 11 MRA3063A Track assembly 12 CN0228 M25 blanking plug 13 MR0882M Eccentric bush 14 MR3041T M8 x 307 mm bolt 720RX 14 MR304...

Page 123: ...r Spare Description 1 MRA3062A Rotor assembly 720RE 1 MRA0036A Rotor assembly 720REX 2 MRA0319A Knob assembly 4 8 mm wall tubing 3 CN0090 Coupling half 4 MR1118T Sliding clamp 5 MRA3061A Foot assembly...

Page 124: ...ber Spare Description 9 FN0611 M8 x 16 mm screw 10 MR0662T Stud Set to 61 mm 11 MRA3064A Track assembly 12 CN0228 M25 blanking plug 13 MR0882M Eccentric bush 14 MR3041T M8 x 307 mm bolt 720REX 14 MR30...

Page 125: ...but are accurate to within 5 well within the normal tubing tolerance variation of flow rate They should therefore be taken as a guide Real flow rates in any application must be determined empirically...

Page 126: ...r pressure psi 10 5 20 30 200 300 100 400 500 flow rate litres hour flow rate USGPH pressure mmhg bar pressure psi pressure psi Suction bar Pressure bar pressure bar 25 4mm 19 0mm 15 9mm 12 7mm 9 56mm...

Page 127: ...75 760 261 15 9 mm 0 6 300 1800 476 200 1200 317 175 1100 291 19 0 mm 0 7 300 2500 660 200 1700 449 160 1390 366 25 4 mm 1 0 300 3300 872 200 2200 581 The maximum speed is reduced at increased dischar...

Page 128: ...Gore and Associates EtherNet IP is a trademark of ODVA Inc Studio 5000 is a trademark of Rockwell Automation Siemens is a registered trademark of Siemens AG SciLog and SciPres are registered trademar...

Page 129: ...but Watson Marlow Fluid Technology Group accepts no liability for any errors it contains and reserves the right to alter specifications without notice WARNING This product is not designed for use in a...

Page 130: ...ease m 730en 08 730En EnN pump 04 20 All versions updated and unified to Issue 8 m 730en 08 1 730En EnN pump 09 20 Updated EtherNet IP EDS information m 730en 09 730En EnN pump 01 22 Updated EtherNet...

Page 131: ...rModel 89 Table 17 PressureSensorSize 89 Table 18 FlowSensorModel 90 Table 19 FlowSensorSize 90 Table 20 EDS compatibility guide 90 Table 21 Sensor units 101 Table 22 Sensor pressure limits 103 Table...

Page 132: ...igure 13 Wiring the 9 way D sensor connector 24 Figure 14 N Module and F Module 28 Figure 15 Ethernet connection 29 Figure 16 Adapter PCB 29 Figure 17 Power supply options 30 Figure 18 Star network 34...

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