What happens if there's an over current in Franklin Electric SUBMONITOR CONNECT MT1111?
The Franklin Electric Relays will trip if the measured current is greater than the trip point setting for a duration that exceeds the over current trip time setting.
What happens if Franklin Electric SUBMONITOR CONNECT MT1111 Relays have over voltage?
The Franklin Electric Relays will trip if the average of the 3 line-to-line voltages exceeds the nominal voltage setting by the over voltage percentage setting continuously for a time exceeding the over voltage trip time setting.
What happens if Franklin Electric SUBMONITOR CONNECT MT1111 have under voltage?
The Franklin Electric Relays will trip if the average of the 3 line-to-line voltages is lower than the nominal voltage setting by the under voltage percentage continuously for a time exceeding the under voltage trip time setting.
What happens if Franklin Electric SUBMONITOR CONNECT MT1111 Relays have over power?
The Franklin Electric Relays will trip if the measured kW is greater than the kW trip point setting continuously for a time that exceeds the over power trip time setting.
What happens if Franklin Electric SUBMONITOR CONNECT MT1111 have under power?
The Franklin Electric Relays will trip if the measured kW is less than the kW trip point setting continuously for a time that exceeds the under power trip time setting.
What happens if Franklin Electric SUBMONITOR CONNECT MT1111 have voltage phase unbalanced?
The Franklin Electric Relays will trip if any of the 3 measured line-to-line voltages deviates from the average line-to-line voltage by a value greater than or equal to the voltage phase unbalance trip percentage setting for a time exceeding the voltage phase unbalanced trip time setting.
What happens if Franklin Electric SUBMONITOR CONNECT MT1111 have current phase unbalanced?
The Franklin Electric Relays will trip if any of the 3 measured phase currents deviates from the average current by a value greater than or equal to the trip percentage setting.
What happens if Franklin Electric SUBMONITOR CONNECT MT1111 have voltage phase loss?
The Franklin Electric Relays will trip if the L-G voltage of any phase is more than 40% lower than the average voltage.
What does unexpected current flow mean in Franklin Electric SUBMONITOR CONNECT MT1111?
The Franklin Electric Relays will alarm if the starter detects current flow above a threshold of 0.2 A while the starter is in the stopped state.
General| Brand | Franklin Electric |
|---|---|
| Model | SUBMONITOR CONNECT MT1111 |
| Category | Relays |
| Language | English |
Explains the meaning of safety alert symbols and formats used in the manual.
Outlines planning steps for installing the SubMonitor Connect component relay or starter.
Covers physical mounting, environmental needs, electrical wiring guidelines, and branch circuit protection.
Guides users through control interface, menu navigation, and basic parameter setup.
Explains HOA and float switch controls for pump operation modes.
Details motor protection like overload, temperature, and insulation check.
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