Franklin Electric MonoDrive - Installation and Setup; Installation Process

INSTALLATION AND SETUP
Installation Process
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INSTALLATION AND SETUP
Installation Process
Refer to the following table when planning installation of the SubDrive/MonoDrive Connect.
1 2 3 4 5 6
Plan System
Goals
Identify
Options
Select Control
Methods
Install VFD
Hardware
Install Wiring Program
Parameters
Intended Function
Hardware
Application
Automation
Protection
Multi-Pump
Pressure Feed-
back Type
Switches
Potentiometer
Communications
Location
Climate control
Distance
Measurements
Conduit
High Voltage
Control circuits
Basic
I/O setup
Option settings
1. The planned usage of the overall system will determine which options and control methods
are appropriate, as well as how the VFD should be installed and programmed. Refer to the fol-
lowing pages for examples of how the system might be used.
2. System options define and automate features that support the int
ended operation. These fea-
tures may require specialized control methods and programming. For more details, refer to
“Drive Configuration” on page 26, and “Advanced Application Options” on page 41.
3. The SubDrive/MonoDrive Connect supports several methods for automating pump motor
speed c
ontrol. Refer to
“Drive Configuration” on page 26 for possible control setups.
4. The overall function of the system directly aff
ects where and how the VFD should be mounted.
Refer to
“Physical Installation” on page 17 for guidelines.
5. The selected motor application, along with the control method(s), determines how the VFD
should be c
onnected. Refer to
“Electrical Installation” on page 19 for more information.
6. The VFD can be quickly and easily programmed for most standard operations. Refer to
“Drive
Configuration” on page 26. Advanced features or options may require additional adjustments
to achieve the desired performance. Refer to
“Advanced Application Options” on page 41 and
to
“Drive Configuration Using the FE Connect App” on page 36.
• Constant
pressure water
systems
• Pressure
Boosting
• Submersible
•
Surface pump
• Single- or
Three-Phase
• Bump mode
•
Steady Flow
•Drawdown
• Overload
•
Underload
• Motor Ground
Fault
• Moisture Sensor
• Drive
Temperature
• Duplex
Alternator
•
Lead/Lag
• Transducer
•
Pressure Sensor
• Float
•
On/Off
• Setpoint value
•
Underload
Sensitivity
• Drive-to-drive
•
Aux Input
• Inside
•
Outside
• Temperature
•
Moisture
• Wire sizes
•
Filtering
requirements
• Clearance
•
Drilling
• Routing
•
Separation
• Grounding
•
Inputs
• Outputs
• Feedback
inputs
•
Relay outputs
• Communications
• Application
•
Motor ratings
• Setpoints
• Input functions
•
Output
functions
• Enable features