NOTICE:
• Install the control cables separate from the
power supply cables and the fault signal
relay cable
• If the control cables are installed in parallel
with the power supply cable or the fault
signal relay, the distance between the
cables must exceed 200 mm
• Do not intersect the power supply cables;
should this be necessary, a 90°intersection
angle is permitted.
Recommended control cables
Drive control
Signal/control
cables
cables
e-SM
0.75 to 1.5
All I/O
(0.00012 to
conductors
0.0023)
4.2.3
Power supply connection
WARNING: Electrical hazard
Contact with electric components may cause
death, even after the unit has been switched
off. Before any interventions on the unit, the
network voltage and any other input voltages
must be disconnected for the minimum time
indicated in Para. 5.1.
WARNING:
Only connect the electronic drive to Safety
Extra Low Voltage circuits (SELV = very low
safety voltage). Circuits intended for use with
external communication and control
equipment are designed to ensure insulation
from the dangerous adjoining circuits inside
the unit. Communication and control circuits
inside the unit are floating in relation to the
mass and are classed as SELV. They must
only be connected to other SELV circuits, in
order to maintain all the circuits within the
SELV limits and avoid mass loops. The
physical and electric separation of the
communication and control circuits from non-
SELV electric circuits must be maintained
both inside and outside the inverters.
Power supply wiring procedure
1. Open the terminal box cover (2) by removing
the screws (1).
2. Insert the power cable in the M20 cable gland
(5)
3. Connect the cable according to the wiring
diagram.
4. Connect the earth conductor (mass), making
sure that it is longer than the phase
conductors.
5. Connect the phase leads.
AWG Tightening
torque
[Nm (lb.in)]
18 to
0.6
16
(5.4)
Ref.
Fig.8
Fig.6
6. Close the cover (2) and tighten the screws
(1).
I/O wiring procedure
1. Open the terminal box cover (2) by removing
the screws (1).
2. Connect the cable according to the wiring
diagram.
3. Close the cover (2) and tighten the screws
(1).
I/O terminals (versions 1~)
Item
Fault signal C
4 COM - error
NO
5 NO Status
Auxiliary
15V
6 Auxiliary
Voltage
Supply
0-10V
P2IN/S+ 7 Actuator
analog input
P2C/S- 8 GND for 0-10
External
P1+
9 Power supply
Pressure
sensor [also
Differential]
P1-
10 External
External
START 11 External
Start/Stop
STOP
12 External
External
LOW+ 13 Lack water
Lack of
Water
LOW-
14
Comm. Bus B1
15 RS485 port
A1
16 RS485 port
GND
17 Electronic
en – Original instructions
Description Comments
Closed: error
status relay
Open: no error
or unit off
relay (error)
15VDC, I max.
voltage
100mA
supply +15
VDC
0÷10 VDC
mode 0-10 V
input
GND,
V input
electronic
ground (for S+)
15VDC, I max.
external
100mA
sensor +15
VDC
4÷20 mA
sensor 4-20
mA input
Default short
ON/OFF
circuited
input
Pump is
reference
enabled to
RUN
ON/OFF
input
Default short
input
circuited
Lack of water
Low water
detection:
reference
enabled
ACT, HCS
1: RS485-1N
control mode:
B (-)
RS 485 port1
for external
comm.
1: RS485-1P
A (+)
MSE, MSY
control mode:
RS 485 port 1
GND
for multi-pump
systems
Fig.8
Ref.
Fig.8
Fig.7
Fig.8
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