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5. Electrical connections<br />

Single Pump Systems – Follow all safety regulations!<br />

Required work Control units from Jan 2010 and newer Control units up to December 20<strong>09</strong><br />

Warning and<br />

Alarm outputs<br />

• The ‘Störung’ (malfunction) and ‘Alarm’<br />

(alarm) control unit signals are controlled by a<br />

relay. Inductive loads must be externally eliminated.<br />

The stand by (powerless) position of<br />

the relays is printed on the board. This means<br />

the ‘Warning’ and ‘Alarm’ signals are activated<br />

• 42 V ac dc / 0.5 Amps<br />

• The ‘Störung’ (malfunction) and ‘Alarm’<br />

(alarm) control unit signals are controlled<br />

by a relay. Inductive loads must be<br />

externally eliminated. The stand by (powerless)<br />

position of the relays is printed<br />

on the board. This means the ‘Warning’<br />

and ‘Alarm’ signals are activated<br />

• The relay contacts have absolutely no<br />

connection to the supply or operating<br />

power and are separated from this up to<br />

300 volts according to Table D.10 of the<br />

EN 61010 norm<br />

• The relays are designed to switch a 250<br />

volt / 2 Amp source. The current is to be<br />

externally limited to these values.<br />

• It is not allowed to switch phases with<br />

the relays. The phase may deviate from<br />

L1.<br />

Outputs L1 / N<br />

(230V / 50 Hz)<br />

•<br />

• The outputs N / L1 (2 each) are designed<br />

to activated malfunction or<br />

alarms via the relays. They should not<br />

be used for any other purpose.<br />

• The maximum allowable current is 2<br />

Amps.<br />

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