Application and function of SBM relay

The contact of the collective run signal (SBM, potential-free normally open contact) can be connected to a building automation system. The SBM contact signals the operating status of the pump. The SBM relay can either switch on for “Motor in operation”, “Ready for operation” or for “Power supply ready”.

In the “Settings” menu , select

  1. “External interfaces”
  2. “SBM relay function”.

 

Possible settings:

Function SBM relay

Selection option

Function SSM relay

Motor in operation (factory setting)

SBM relay connects only when motor is running. Closed relay: The pump is supplying.

Power supply ready

SBM relay connects for power supply. Closed relay: Voltage available.

Ready for operation

SBM relay connects when there is no fault. Closed relay: Pump can supply.

NOTICE

notice

From SW  01.05.10.00, the following behaviour applies:
if SBM is set to “Motor in operation”, the SBM relay switches when No-Flow Stop is active.
If SBM is set to “Ready for operation”, the SBM relay does not switch when No-Flow Stop is active.

After confirming one of the selection options, the SBM trigger delay and SBM reset delay are entered.

Trigger and reset delay

Setting

Range in seconds

SBM trigger delay

0 s to 60 s

SBM reset delay

0 s to 60 s

Trigger delays are used so that processes are not influenced by very brief changes in the operating state.
If an operating state change can be reversed before the end of the set time, the change is not reported to the SBM.
A set SBM trigger delay of 0 seconds reports an operating state change immediately.

When an operating status change occurs only for a short duration, the reset delay prevents a flutter of the SBM signal.

NOTICE

notice

SBM trigger and SBM reset delay is set to 5 seconds as a factory setting.

SBM/EBM (collective run signal/individual run signal) in dual-pump operation