Type Key - Wilo Yonos GIGA2.0-I Installation And Operating Instructions Manual

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Fig. 3: Functional assemblies
Fig. 4: Motor impeller unit
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Type key

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Description of the pump
Functional modules (Fig. 3)
Item Name
1 Hydraulic unit
2 Differential pres-
sure sensor
3 Drive
4 Motor
5 Electronic module
6 Impeller
Table 3: Functional assemblies
The motor drives the hydraulic unit. The electronic module takes over the control of the
motor.
The hydraulic unit is not a ready-to-install assembly due to the continuous motor shaft.
It is disassembled for most maintenance and repair work. For information on mainten-
ance and repair work, see "Maintenance" [} 94] section.
Motor impeller unit
The impeller and lantern together with the motor form the motor impeller unit (Fig. 4).
The motor impeller unit can be separated from the pump housing for the following pur-
poses:
ƒ
The motor with the electronic module must be turned to a different relative posi-
tion to the pump housing.
ƒ
Access to the impeller and mechanical seal is required.
ƒ
The motor and hydraulic unit must be separated.
The pump housing can remain in the pipe.
Observe "Permitted installation positions and change of the arrangement of compon-
ents before installation" [} 21] section and the "Maintenance" [} 94] section.
Example: Yonos GIGA2.0-I 65/1-20/4.0-xx
Yonos GIGA Pump designation
2.0 Second generation
-I In-line single pump
-D Twin-head in-line pump
65 Flange connection DN 65
1-20 Continuously adjustable setpoint height
1: Minimum delivery head in m
20: Maximum delivery head in m
at Q = 0 m³/h
4,0 Rated power in kW
-xx Variant, e.g. R1
Table 4: Type key
For an overview of all product variants, see Wilo-Select/Catalogue.
Description
The hydraulic unit consists of the pump housing and im-
peller.
Differential pressure sensor with connection and fixation
elements
The drive consists of a motor and an electronic module.
DN 32 ... DN 80: with integrated pump lantern
DN 100 ... DN 125: Lantern can be dismantled from the
motor flange.
Electronic unit
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