Electrical connection
DANGER
Risk of fatal injury due to electrical current!
Improper conduct when carrying out electrical work can lead to death due to electric shock!
- Electrical work must be carried out by a qualified electrician!
- Observe local regulations!
NOTICE
- Depending on the system impedance and the maximum connections/hour of the connected consumers, voltage fluctuations and/or drops may occur.
- When using shielded cables, attach the shielding to the earth rail on one side of the switchgear!
- Always have connection carried out by a qualified electrician!
- Observe the installation and operating instructions for the connected pumps and signal transmitters.
- The mains connection current and voltage must be as stated on the rating plate.
- Execute fuse protection on the mains side in accordance with the local guidelines.
- If circuit breakers are used, the switching characteristics should be selected according to the connected pump.
- Follow local guidelines if residual-current devices (RCD, type A, sinusoidal current, universal-current-sensitive) are installed.
- Route connection cable in accordance with the local guidelines.
- Do not damage the connection cable during routing or installation.
- Earth the switchgear and all electrical consumers.
Additional information
- Overview of components
- Switchgear mains connection
- Mains connection, pump
- Connection, thermal motor monitoring
- Leakage detection connection
- Connection of signal transmitter for level control device
- Connection of the NW16 level monitor
- Connection dry-running protection/min. Water level with separate float switch
- High water alarm connection with separate float switch
- “Extern OFF” connection: Remote deactivation
- Connection of a level actual value display
- Collective run signal (SBM) connection
- Collective fault signal connection (SSM)
- Individual run signal (EBM) connection
- Individual fault signal (ESM) connection
- Connecting an external alarm signal
- Installing the rechargeable battery
- Connection ModBus RTU