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Accessories<br />

<strong>BM</strong> 4", 6" <strong>and</strong> 8"<br />

Control functions<br />

This table describes the protection provided by MP 204.<br />

Control parameters Function Problem Advantages<br />

Temperature<br />

Overvoltage/<br />

undervoltage<br />

Overload<br />

Underload<br />

(dry running)<br />

Current unbalance<br />

Phase sequence<br />

Missing phase<br />

MS<br />

The motor temperature is measured by<br />

means of the built-in Tempcon temperature<br />

transmitter <strong>and</strong> a signal is sent to MP 204 via<br />

the phase leads. In MP 204 the measured<br />

temperature is compared with the factory-set<br />

value (75°C).<br />

MMS<br />

The motor temperature is measured by<br />

means of the Pt100. The signal is sent to the<br />

MP 204 where the measured temperature is<br />

compared with the factory-set value. Temperature<br />

protection requires a submersible<br />

motor with a Pt100.<br />

The motor temperature must be monitored<br />

during frequency converter operation.<br />

If the set trip value is exceeded, the motor<br />

will stop.<br />

The motor power input is measured on each<br />

of the three phases. The registered power input<br />

is an average of these three values. If the<br />

factory-set value is exceeded, the motor will<br />

stop.<br />

The motor power input is measured on each<br />

of the three phases. The registered power input<br />

is an average of these three values. If the<br />

average value is lower than the factory-setting<br />

value, the motor will stop.<br />

The power input of the motor is measured on<br />

each of the three phases.<br />

MP 204 <strong>and</strong> motor are installed so that the<br />

phase sequence corresponds to correct direction<br />

of rotation. MP 204 monitors changes<br />

in the phase sequences.<br />

MP 204 checks the phases connected, missing<br />

phase will cause an alarm.<br />

Overload, frequent starts/<br />

stops, operation against<br />

blocked discharge pipe,<br />

insufficient flow velocity<br />

past the motor.<br />

The installation is close to<br />

a transformer. The mains<br />

do not absorb load variations.<br />

Incorrect sizing of pump/<br />

motor, voltage supply failure,<br />

defective cable,<br />

blocking, wear or corrosion.<br />

Pump exposed to dry running<br />

or underload, for example<br />

caused by wear.<br />

Mains load is uneven, incipient<br />

motor defect,<br />

phase voltages diverging.<br />

Two phases are wrongly<br />

connected.<br />

Missing phase<br />

Longer motor life,<br />

safe operating conditions,<br />

service indication.<br />

Important installation<br />

parameter, possibility<br />

of improving operating<br />

conditions.<br />

Longer pump life,<br />

safe operating conditions,<br />

service indication.<br />

Traditional dry-running<br />

protection is no<br />

longer necessary, no<br />

extra cables.<br />

Motor protection<br />

against overload,<br />

service indication.<br />

Ensures correct<br />

pump performance.<br />

Indication of missing<br />

phase, <strong>and</strong><br />

alarm.<br />

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