Connecting The Pump Contactors; Connecting The Pressure Sensor; Connecting The Dry Running Protection Device; Other Connections Required Depending On The Operating Mode - KSB BoosterControl Advanced Installation & Operating Manual

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Motors with thermal circuit
breakers:
Motors without thermal
circuit breakers
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5 Installation at Site
Motors with thermal circuit breakers:
1. Ensure that the inputs/outputs are galvanically isolated from the thermal circuit
breaker inputs.
2. If thermal circuit breakers have not been safely isolated from the low-voltage
mains, decouple the signals using coupler modules.
3. Connect the thermal circuit breaker to BoosterControl Advanced.
Motors without thermal circuit breakers:
1. Bridge the thermal circuit breaker connection on BoosterControl Advanced.
Observe terminal wiring diagram.

5.4.4 Connecting the pump contactors

The last two terminals can also be used as outputs for signal relays.
1. Observe the terminal assignments on the printed circuit board.
(ð Section 5.4.1, Page 14)
2. Connect to power supply:
- External 24 V to terminal strip J601, COM terminal
or
- 230 V from L1 terminal to terminal strip J601, COM terminal
3. Connect pump contactors:
- Terminal strip J601, terminals P1, P2, P3
4. For 6 pumps also use the following additional terminals:
- Terminal strip J103, terminals P4, P5, P6

5.4.5 Connecting the pressure sensor

1. Observe the terminal assignments on the printed circuit board.
(ð Section 5.4.1, Page 14)
2. If a 2-wire sensor is to be used:
- Terminal strip J404, terminals 24 V and +
3. If a 3-wire sensor is to be used:
- Terminal strip J404, terminals 24 V, + and -

5.4.6 Connecting the dry running protection device

Dry running protection can be effected by means of a pressure sensor or pressure
switch fitted on the suction side.
1. Connect the pressure sensor, if any:
- Terminal strip J405, terminals + and -
2. If available, connect pressure switch:
- Terminal strip J403, terminals RDP and COM
3. If no pressure switch is used, bridge the pressure switch terminal:
- Terminal strip J403, terminals RDP and COM

5.4.7 Other connections required depending on the operating mode

Cascade control
No further connections required.
Cascade operation with jockey pump
Ensure that the jockey pump is sized to act as a base-load pump and not as a peak-
load pump.
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