Crane UltraGRIND 100 Simplex UCP Series, Руководство по установке и эксплуатации

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SECTION: C - INSTALLATION
CAUTION !
ALL MODEL PUMPS AND CONTROL PANELS MUST
BE PROPERLY CONNECTED AND PROPERLY
GROUNDED PER THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE,
STATE, AND LOCAL CODES. IMPROPER GROUNDING
VOIDS WARRANTY.
IMPORTANT
CHECK TO BE CERTAIN THAT ALL POWER IS OFF
C-1 INSTALLATION OF WALL MOUNT PANELS:
1. Verify that the proper panel has been selected.
Make sure that the panel will support the Grinder HP
and Voltage required, as well as have the desired
features.
2. Select the desired mounting location. The UGP & UCP
panel can be mounted on the side of a building, or on
a post located near the basin (see Figure 1). The panel
should be located so that easy access can be made for
servicing.
NOTE: The enclosure needs to be mounted
on a flat surface to avoid damage due to stress.
All panel alarm indicator lights and horns should be
visible/audible from the chosen location.
3. The electrical enclosure will come with either a flange
on the exterior or a set of mounting holes found under
the front cover. The proper size fasteners should be
used to mount the panel. Care should be taken to
insure that the panel is mounted flat. A back plate may
be required.
4. The panels use a NEMA 4X enclosure. Approved
electrical conduit should be used to connect the wiring
from the service panel in the home or separate electrical
feed to the panel. Conduit should also be used to connect
the panel to the basin. When using direct burial cable, the
conduit should be run to 18" below grade then only cable
need be run to the basin. The basin installation manual
should be consulted to determine the number and size of
direct burial wires required.
5. The terminal connection points are noted on the
electrical wiring diagram that is enclosed in each panel.
Care should be taken to insure that all wires are
connected to the proper terminals. Note that each
panel requires a separate neutral wire for the 115 volt
control circuitry. Be sure that a separate neutral wire is
pulled from the power source to the panel. Each
terminal should be torqued to the value noted in the
electrical wiring diagram.
6. The wires entering through the conduit into the panel
must be sealed to prevent condensation from building
in the enclosure. A sprayable urethane foam should
be used as a backing material in each conduit.
A sealing caulk should be placed in front of the foam
for a final sealing (see Figure 2).
7. The Start-Up manual should be consulted for proper
test and operations procedures of the control panel.
C-2 INSTALLATION OF PANELS IN BASIN COVER:
1. Verify that the proper panel has been selected.
Make sure that the panel will support the Grinder HP
and Voltage required, as well as have the desired
features.
2. Select the desired mounting location for the Alarm Box.
The box can be mounted on the side of a building or on a
post located near the basin (See Fig. 1).
The alarm box should be located so that easy access
can be made for servicing. The location should also
insure that all alarm lights and horns can be recognized
in event a problem should arise. The control panel is
already mounted in its proper orientation in the
Ultra CAP insert.
3. The alarm box has four tabs with mounting holes.
Care should be taken to insure that the box is mounted
flat using appropriate hardware. A back plate may be
required.
4. The panel and alarm box use a NEMA 4X enclosure.
Approved electrical conduit should be used to connect
the wiring from the service panel in the home or
separate electrical feed to the Alarm box.
Conduit should also be used to connect the alarm box
to the basin. When using direct burial cable, the conduit
should be run 18" below grade or per NEC and local
codes. Then only cable needs to be run to the basin. The
Basin Installation Manual should be consulted to
determine the number, size and type of direct burial
cable required.
Figure 4
Control Panel
Cord Grips
Cord Grips
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