Pentair Sta-rite EnviroMAX 1500, Инструкция по установке, эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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The user can run the EnviroMAX1500 Variable Speed Pump with automation external controls, allowing
all four programmed Speeds to be controlled remotely. The pump has a sealed connector that can be
used with Pentair External Control Wiring Kit (Pentair P/N 353129Z) to run the Speeds using digital input
signals. When there is an external low voltage signal present on the Speed Digital Input line, the pump will
run the speed programmed for that Digital Input. The su5V signal is the recommended input used
for external control and Speed Digital Inputs.
Using the Supplied Low Voltage Signal for Digital Control
The EnviroMAX 1500 provides a low voltage output signal that can be used to trigger its own Digital
Inputs. This signal will need to be switched via the External Control system to engage the speed that it is
connected to as in Figure 10 . This could be an automation relay or switch in another piece of equipment.
This feature could be useful for ensuring that the pump is running a certain program when a specific speed
is needed to perform a task. The wire included with the External Control Wiring Kit (Pentair P/N 353129Z)
will need to be cut to length for the installation. Do not leave excess wire around the installation, and the
wire should be supported by something rigid if conduit is not used. At one end of the cable is a custom
molded, watertight connection that plugs into the panel connection on the side of the drive. The opposite
end has 6 wires that are defined by Table 1 below. When using the +5V signal supplied by the drive, the
speeds should be wired as shown in Figure 10 . When there is a low voltage signal present on the Speed
Digital Input line the pump will run the speed that is programmed for the speed that is being triggered. The
+5V signal supplied via the (red) wire is the suggested input for the Speed Digital Inputs. See Figure 10 .
Note: Any relay can be associated to any Digital Input. Figure 10 shows one of many potential wiring
options available to the installer, allowing you to install External Controls in the way that best suits your
needs.
Note: This +5V Signal (red wire) is output from the drive only, and should never be wired to another power
supply!
When a Speed Digital Input is triggered, the LED above the Speed button will begin to blink and the display
will toggle between the display parameter and “EC” indicating an External Control is running. The pump
will run this speed as long as the Digital Input trigger is present. This will override the schedule or any
user inputs for Speed selections via the keypad. The Display button is still functional along with the Start/
Stop button. Once theDigital Input trigger is removed from all of the Speed Digital Input wires, the pump
will resume the programmed schedule.
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SUPERFLO
®
VS Variable Speed Pump Installation and User’s Guide
Control with External Control and Digital Inputs
The user can run the SuperFlo
®
VS Variable Speed Pump with automation external controls, allowing all four
programmed Speeds to be controlled remotely. The pump has a sealed connector that can be used with Pentair
External Control Wiring Kit (Pentair P/N 353129Z) to run the Speeds using digital input signals. When there is an
external low voltage signal present on the Speed Digital Input line, the pump will run the speed programmed for
that Digital Input. The su5V signal is the recommended input used for external control and Speed Digital
Inputs.
Connecting to External Controls
Using the Supplied Low Voltage Signal for Digital Control
The SuperFlo VS provides a low voltage output signal that can be used to trigger its own Digital Inputs. This signal
will need to be switched via the External Control system to engage the speed that it is connected to as in
Figure
4
. This could be an automation relay or switch in another piece of equipment. This feature could be useful for
ensuring that the pump is running a certain program when a specific speed is needed to perform a task.
The wire included with the External Control Wiring Kit (Pentair P/N 353129Z) will need to be cut to length for the
installation. Do not leave excess wire around the installation, and the wire should be supported by something rigid
if conduit is not used. At one end of the cable is a custom molded, watertight connection that plugs into the panel
connection on the side of the drive. The opposite end has 6 wires that are defined by
Table 1
below. When using
the +5V signal supplied by the drive, the speeds should be wired as shown in
Figure 4
.
When there is a low voltage signal present on the Speed Digital Input line the pump will run the speed that is
programmed for the speed that is being triggered. The +5V signal supplied via the (red) wire is the suggested
input for the Speed Digital Inputs. See
Figure 4
.
Note:
Any relay can be associated to any Digital Input.
Figure 4
shows one of many potential wiring options
available to the installer, allowing you to install External Controls in the way that best suits your needs.
Note: This +5V Signal (red wire) is output from the drive only, and should never be wired to another power
supply!
When a Speed Digital Input is triggered, the LED above the
Speed
button will begin to blink and the display will
toggle between the display parameter and “EC” indicating an External Control is running. The pump will run this
speed as long as the Digital Input trigger is present. This will override the schedule or any user inputs for Speed
selections via the keypad. The
Display
button is still functional along with the
Start/Stop
button. Once the Digital
Input trigger is removed from all of the Speed Digital Input wires, the pump will resume the programmed schedule.
RELAY 1 RELAY 2 RELAY 3 RELAY 4
RELAY
LINE 1
LOAD 1 LOAD 2
LINE 2
POWER RELAY (DPST)
RED +5V OUTPUT FOR D.I. TRIGGERS
GREEN SPEED 1 DIGITAL INPUT
YELLOW SPEED 2 DIGITAL INPUT
ORANGE SPEED 3 DIGITAL INPUT
BROWN SPEED 4 DIGITAL INPUT
BLACK GROUND
Figure 10:
External Control Kit Wiring Diagram
Signal Range
Wire
Color
+5V Output for Digital Inputs 0 - 20mA Red
Speed 1 Digital Input 0, 5 - 30V AC/DC Green
Speed 2 Digital Input 0, 5 - 30V AC/DC Yellow
Speed 3 Digital Input 0, 5 - 30V AC/DC Orange
Quick Clean Digital Input 0, 5 - 30V AC/DC Brown
Common Ground 0V Black
Table 2:
Automation Control System Input Wiring Chart
5
SUPERFLO
®
VS Variable Speed Pump Installation and User’s Guide
Control with External Control and Digital Inputs
The user can run the SuperFlo
®
VS Variable Speed Pump with automation external controls, allowing all four
programmed Speeds to be controlled remotely. The pump has a sealed connector that can be used with Pentair
External Control Wiring Kit (Pentair P/N 353129Z) to run the Speeds using digital input signals. When there is an
external low voltage signal present on the Speed Digital Input line, the pump will run the speed programmed for
that Digital Input. The su5V signal is the recommended input used for external control and Speed Digital
Inputs.
Connecting to External Controls
Using the Supplied Low Voltage Signal for Digital Control
The SuperFlo VS provides a low voltage output signal that can be used to trigger its own Digital Inputs. This signal
will need to be switched via the External Control system to engage the speed that it is connected to as in
Figure
4
. This could be an automation relay or switch in another piece of equipment. This feature could be useful for
ensuring that the pump is running a certain program when a specific speed is needed to perform a task.
The wire included with the External Control Wiring Kit (Pentair P/N 353129Z) will need to be cut to length for the
installation. Do not leave excess wire around the installation, and the wire should be supported by something rigid
if conduit is not used. At one end of the cable is a custom molded, watertight connection that plugs into the panel
connection on the side of the drive. The opposite end has 6 wires that are defined by
Table 1
below. When using
the +5V signal supplied by the drive, the speeds should be wired as shown in
Figure 4
.
When there is a low voltage signal present on the Speed Digital Input line the pump will run the speed that is
programmed for the speed that is being triggered. The +5V signal supplied via the (red) wire is the suggested
input for the Speed Digital Inputs. See
Figure 4
.
Note:
Any relay can be associated to any Digital Input.
Figure 4
shows one of many potential wiring options
available to the installer, allowing you to install External Controls in the way that best suits your needs.
Note: This +5V Signal (red wire) is output from the drive only, and should never be wired to another power
supply!
When a Speed Digital Input is triggered, the LED above the
Speed
button will begin to blink and the display will
toggle between the display parameter and “EC” indicating an External Control is running. The pump will run this
speed as long as the Digital Input trigger is present. This will override the schedule or any user inputs for Speed
selections via the keypad. The
Display
button is still functional along with the
Start/Stop
button. Once the Digital
Input trigger is removed from all of the Speed Digital Input wires, the pump will resume the programmed schedule.
RELAY 1 RELAY 2 RELAY 3 RELAY 4
RELAY
LINE 1
LOAD 1
LOAD 2
LINE 2
POWER RELAY (DPST)
RED +5V OUTPUT FOR D.I. TRIGGERS
GREEN SPEED 1 DIGITAL INPUT
YELLOW SPEED 2 DIGITAL INPUT
ORANGE SPEED 3 DIGITAL INPUT
BROWN SPEED 4 DIGITAL INPUT
BLACK GROUND
Figure 10:
External Control Kit Wiring Diagram
Signal Range
Wire
Color
+5V Output for Digital Inputs 0 - 20mA Red
Speed 1 Digital Input 0, 5 - 30V AC/DC Green
Speed 2 Digital Input 0, 5 - 30V AC/DC Yellow
Speed 3 Digital Input 0, 5 - 30V AC/DC Orange
Quick Clean Digital Input 0, 5 - 30V AC/DC Brown
Common Ground 0V Black
Table 2:
Automation Control System Input Wiring Chart
Control with External Control and Digital Inputs
Connecting to External Controls
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