Franklin Electric SubDrive Duplex Alternator, Руководство по установке

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SubDrive Duplex Alternator
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# of
Flashes
Fault Possible Cause Corrective Action
1
System 1 down
or shorted low
pressure sensor
System 1 is not meeting
demand properly or
lower set pressure
sensor is shorted
Check Drive 1’s front panel for
possible fault code and follow
corrective actions for that fault code.
Make sure that Drive 1 has a green
light (i.e. it has power). If there is no
fault code and a green light is present,
check the lower set pressure sensor to
see if its contacts are shorted together.
2
System 2 down
or shorted low
pressure sensor
System 2 is not meeting
demand properly or
lower set pressure
sensor is shorted
Check Drive 2’s front panel for
possible fault code and follow
corrective actions for that fault code.
Make sure that Drive 2 has a green
light (i.e. it has power). If there is no
fault code and a green light is present,
check the lower set pressure sensor to
see if its contacts are shorted together.
3
Open high
pressure sensor
Leads to higher set
pressure sensor may be
open or broken or the
sensor itself may have
failed to open
Check the leads to the higher set
pressure sensor. Check the sensor
itself. Check the leads to Alternator’s
terminal block.
4
Leads to Drive 1
are open circuit
Leads from Drive 1 to
Alternator are damaged
or not connected
Check leads from Drive 1 to Alternator.
Check connection at terminal block of
Drive 1 and connection at Alternator
terminal block.
5
Leads to Drive 2
are open circuit
Leads from Drive 2 to
Alternator are damaged
or not connected
Check leads from Drive 2 to Alternator.
Check connection at terminal block of
Drive 2 and connection at Alternator
terminal block.
6
Pressure
sensors not
set far
enough apart
Pressure sensor
differential’s too close.
Both Drives are trying to
meet system demand at
the same time
Adjust pressure sensors so the PSI
difference is great enough to get only
one drive to run at a time; at least 3
psi should be enough difference.
Input from Power Source
to Indoor/Outdoor
Transformer
Voltage 115 VAC
Frequency 60 Hz
Input to Controller Unit
Voltage 12 VAC
Frequency 60 Hz
Power (A) 1.4 Watts
Pressure Setting (B)
Factory preset 50 psi
Adjustment range 25-80 psi
Operating Conditions
NEMA 4 (indoor/outdoor) Model 5850012000
Temperature -13 to 125 ºF (-25 to 51 ºC)
Relative humidity
0-100%, non-condensing or
condensing
Controller Size
(approximate)
Outer dimensions 5.9” H x 5.9” W x 3.6” D
Weight 1.3 lbs (0.59 kg)
For Use With
Franklin Electric SubDrives/
MonoDrives All models (see Table 1 pg. 3
for details)
Note: (A) Power is on the secondary side of Transformer.
(B) Pressure sensors must be set at least 3 psi apart.
Specifications