Retrofitting Relays - ProMinent S2Ba Operating Instructions Manual

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Press-out relay opening
Inserting the relay component
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IMPORTANT
• The universal signal cable, the external/contact cable and the level monitor cable should
not be less than 1.20 m long, otherwise cable recognition will fail.
5.4

Retrofitting relays

(not in PROFIBUS
Delivery range:
1 relay circuit set with 2 screw fasteners
1 relay cable set with socket
1 seal
WARNING
Disconnect the S3Ca from the mains power supply and rinse liquid end before commencing
work (see section 10)!
IMPORTANT
When preparing the opening, ensure that the punch is not forced through the entire pump
base!
Pump circuits may become damaged.
Place the S2Ca on a firm surface with the relay opening press-out section at the top (see
fig. 15)
Place a punch (dia. 8-15 mm) in the centre of the relay opening press-out section , and
strike briefly and sharply with a hammer (approx. 250 g)
If necessary clean up the edges of the opening
Remove the pressed out section from the S2Ca
Hold the relay component with your right hand gripping the left and right hand edges of
the relay cover, and tilt the front end slightly to the left (see fig. 16)
Push the relay component through the relay opening, holding the upper corner of the lower
edge against the guide rail on the pump base, until the contact of the relay component has
reached the controller contact. (test: can you still move the end of the circuit back and
forth?)
Gently push the relay component right into the opening
Screw the relay cover firmly onto the housing using the screws provided
Insert the relay cable plug seal into the relay cover and screw on the plug (see fig. 18)
The pump is generally programmed ex-factory to "drop-out action alarm relay" and – if
fitted – "pull-up action clock pulse generator relay". If a switching function is required, the
pump can be reprogrammed at the Heidelberg plant (not necessary in PROFIBUS
Features of the S2Ca metering pumps
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version)
Fig. 15
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Fig. 16
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