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Wilo YONOS ECO 25/1-5 BMS - Operational principles and control modes

Wilo YONOS ECO 25/1-5 BMS
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Installation and operating instructions Wilo-Yonos ECO BMS 27
English
6.2 Function of the pump
There is a control module (Fig. 1, item 5) in axial design on the motor housing, which con-
trols the differential pressure of the pump to a setpoint within the control range. Depend-
ing on the control mode, the differential pressure follows different criteria. In all control
modes, however, the pump adapts itself continuously to the changing power require-
ments of the unit, which is the case especially when thermostatic valves, zone valves or
mixers are used.
The basic advantages of the electronic control are:
Energy savings and hence reduction of the operating costs,
Reduction of flow noises,
Reduction of the number of differential pressure valves required.
6.2.1 Settings
On the front of the control module is the “red button” (Fig. 1, item 4) as a central operating
element, which features three setting ranges.
The following settings can be made:
Variable differential pressure setting range (Dp-v):
Fig. 1, item 3: The control mode Dp-v is active
Constant differential pressure setting range (Dp-c):
Fig. 1, item 2: The control mode Dp-c is active
Setting range Ext. In:
Fig. 1, item 1: External speed adjustment by 0–10V analogue input.
6.2.2 Differential pressure control modes
Variable differential pressure (Dp-v):
The electronics change the differential pressure setpoint to be maintained by the pump
in linear form between ½Hs and Hs. The differential pressure setpoint Hs falls or increases
with the flow rate (Fig. 5), factory setting.
Constant differential pressure (Dp-c):
The electronics maintain the differential pressure created by the pump above the permit-
ted flow range constantly at the selected differential pressure setpoint Hs up to the max-
imum pump curve (Fig. 6).
6.2.3 Control signal 0–10V
The function linked to the 0-10V analogue control signal behaves as follows (Fig. 7):
U < 1 V: Pump stops
2 V < U < 3 V: Pump runs at minimum speed (starting)
1 V < U < 3 V: Pump runs at minimum speed (operation)
3 V < U <10 V: Speed varies between n
min
and n
max
(linear)
6.2.4 General functions of the pump
The pump is equipped with an electronic overload protection function which switches off
the pump in the event of an overload.

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