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5.5 Low Water Protection

Low water cut out switches are fitted to the 

suction manifold and have a range of 0-250 

mBar (not on T260 models) . This must be set on 

commissioning. (Fig 4)
1. Rotate Notched wheel clockwise until tight to 

obtain minimum differential. 
2. Set Switch to required operating point. 
3. Rotate notched wheel anti-clockwise until 

required until required differential is obtained ¼ 

turn of the notched wheel will give a change in 

differential of approximately 10% of the range of 

the switch. 
4. During differential adjustment, the operating 

point may vary slightly but can be reset by use of 

the adjusting nut. 
When the low water switch triggers there will be a 

programmable delay (factory set 15s) before the 

booster switches off. See menu 1.2.5.4

For T260 versions a float switch is installed in the 

tank and factory set. This must be checked for 

correct operation during commissioning

WARNING! Failure to set the low water cut 

out switch correctly can cause air to enter the 

system and damage the pumps

5.6 Operation

SCe booster is designed for ease of use. All drives 

(motor and panel mounted) are factory set and do 

not require any additional programming. All control 

panel settings are set for factory performance and 

may need altering during commission to specific 

installation conditions. This should be done in 

conjunction with the Wilo-control- SC-booster 

operator manual 
The following settings must be set to site 

conditions. Failure to do so could result in 

dangerous conditions
Check correct settings are in the controller
oSystem pressure set point 1.2.1.1
oDry Run protection delay 1.2.5.4 

oPipe fill timer 5.8.3.0 (factory set at 300 seconds)
oPipe fill speed 5.8.4.0 (factory set at 60%)

oTurn pumps on 3.1.0.0 

WARNING! Changes made to the drives may 

hamper performance or cause damage to the 

pumps

6 Commissioning & Maintenance
6.1 Commissioning 

We recommend that the equipment is 

commissioned by qualified personnel only. Please 

contact Wilo UK service for commissioning request 

[email protected]
Prior to placing the equipment into service the unit 

must be installed with  a correctly sized electrical 

capability and meets the local requirements for 

electrical installation. We recommend the unit is 

installed on a permanent power supply.
The hydraulic system the cold water booster set 

feeds must be complete with no open ends and is 

suitably sized for the demand of the system.
Ensure all inlet valves are open and that the cold 

water storage tank(s) are full of water. Vent all air 

from the pumps via the vent plugs located on the 

pumps. Enter system parameters and place unit 

into operation.
Check operation of booster set meets the system 

requirements.

DANGER! Risk of fatal injury! Tighten all 

connection terminals prior to commissioning!

6.2 Maintenance

To guarantee maximum reliability in operation at 

the lowest possible operating cost, we recommend 

that the cold water booster set is subject to an 

annual maintenance schedule. It is advisable 

to enter into a maintenance agreement with 

a specialist company or with Wilo UK service 

department. Checks should be made on the 

condition of the expansion vessel(s) and operating 

condition of the pumps and valves. Checks should 

be made on the operating parameters to ensure 

that the unit is providing pressure that meets the 

system requirements.

ATTENTION! Any maintenance must be 

completed by a trained and competent person. 

Any damage to the booster could void warranty 

if this is not adhered to

Summary of Contents for 29992313

Page 1: ...I404 SCe_EM 29992336 COR 3MHI404 SCe_EM 29992377 COR 2MHI404 SCe_EM_T260AB 29992321 COR 2MHI405 SCe_EM 29992337 COR 3MHI405 SCe_EM 29992378 COR 2MHI405 SCe_EM_T260AB 29992322 COR 2MHI406 SCe_EM 299923...

Page 2: ...4 5 3 Hygiene 4 5 4 Electrical Connections 4 5 5 Low Water Cut Out Switch 5 5 6 Operation 5 6 Commissioning Maintenance 6 1 Commissioning 5 6 2 Maintenance 5 7 Warranty 6 8 Tables Table 1 SCe Panel F...

Page 3: ...Wilo approved spares must be used at all times For information on spares see section 10 Spares of this manual or contact spareparts uk wilo com or Ph 01283 523 000 3 Transport and Storage SCe booster...

Page 4: ...ulic Connections The SCe booster set is connected to the mains water supply via a storage tank An isolation valves must be installed between the tank discharge manifold and the booster as standard onm...

Page 5: ...0 factory set at 300 seconds oPipe fill speed 5 8 4 0 factory set at 60 oTurn pumps on 3 1 0 0 WARNING Changes made to the drives may hamper performance or cause damage to the pumps 6 Commissioning M...

Page 6: ...ulty No electrical connection to the sensor Repair the electrical connection E054 Connection partner lost Fault in the CAN connection between the switchgear and pumps Check cable connection Check acti...

Page 7: ...r has short circuit Dismantle the frequency converter of the pump check and replace it if required E025 Immediately Immediately Missing phase at the motor Check the connection between motor and conver...

Page 8: ...Connections Figure 3 EM Electrical Connections For detailed wiring diagrams see the elctrical drawings refer to the drawings in the customer pack For detailed wiring diagrams see the elctrical drawing...

Page 9: ...9 Figure 4 Low Water Cut Out Switch Setting Figure 5 General Arrangement...

Page 10: ...375 COR 2MHI402 SCe T260 29992376 COR 2MHI403 SCe T260 29992377 COR 2MHI404 SCe T260 29992378 COR 2MHI405 SCe T260 29992379 COR 2MHI406 SCe T260 Motors 4024283 MHi202 4024285 MHi203 4024287 MHi204 421...

Page 11: ...Ce EM Motors 4024283 MHi202 4024285 MHi203 4024287 MHi204 4210718 MHi205 4210722 MHi206 4024293 MHi402 4024295 MHi403 4210725 MHi404 4210732 MHi405 4210735 MHi406 4210739 MHi802 4210743 MHi803 4210747...

Page 12: ...s 4148406 MHIE205 4148412 MHIE403 4148418 MHIE406 4148412 MHIE803 4148430 MHIE1602 Vessel 2815472 8L Expansion Vessel Controls 2549490 2X16A Control Panel 2549491 3X16A Control Panel 2085909 Pressure...

Page 13: ...w Voltage Directive Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive WEEE Directive ROHS Directive As well as following harmonized standards If the above mentioned series are technically modified without our a...

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