4.5.4 Connect the electrical supply
WARNING: POWER SUPPLY
Risk of damage t
o equipment. A separate power supply (not included) is necessary
for the product. The power supply must be protected against a hazardous live
condion (for example, a short circuit).
WARNING: ELECTRICAL ISOLATION DEVICE
Risk of damage to equipment. Install an applicable isolaon device in the electrical
supply. Make sure that the switch is easy to access and marked as disconnecng
device for the pump. Failure to do so can cause failure to set the pump to o in an
emergency.
WARNING: HOT SURFACE
Risk of injury or damag
e to equipment. Install an applicable fuse (as given in Logic
interface connector on page 31), in the 24 ‑ 48 V supply line to the pump. To protect
the pump in the fault condion, use an applicable rated fuse (refer to Table: Logic
interface technical data). The power supply must have a current rang capable of
blowing the fuse. Failure to do so can cause the hazardous surface temperature of
the pump or risk of a re hazard.
WARNING: SUPPLY VOLTAGE
Risk of damage t
o equipment. Make sure that the maximum supply voltage is not
more than necessary voltage. Failure to do so can cause permanent damage to the
control electronics and can cause mechanical hazard in failure condions.
WARNING: HOT SURFACE
Risk of injury or damag
e to equipment. When you connect the pump to the power
supply, make sure that all 3 pins for the 24 - 48 V connecon and all 3 pins for the 0 V
connecon on the customer connector mang half are connected to the power
supply. Failure to do so can cause the overheang of the connectors.
Refer to Figure: Logic int
erface connecons - parallel control for a schemac diagram of
the logic interface connecons.
The electrical supply for the pump must meet the requirements of BS EN 61010‑1/
C22.2 1010‑1. Make sure that the hazardous voltages given in EN61010 are not available
on the electrical interface to the pump.
The pump 0 V is not referenced to ground. Make sure that there is only one path
between 0 V and ground. Do not make mulple connecons between 0V and ground to
prevent the oset voltages on control and status signals and problems with serial
communicaons. If there is no connecon available between 0 V and ground, make the
connecon at the power supply. Other electrical equipment connected to the system
can make a connecon between 0 V and ground, for example a personal computer or a
measuring equipment.
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