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5. PRODUCT DATA
5.1 Type code
Example :
Series
Submersible
« Roue dilacératrice »
Poles
Nominal width discharge side [cm]
Power P
[kW]
2
Single-phase motor (M)
Example :
Submersible
« Roue dilacératrice »
i = stainless steel
Poles
Nominal width discharge side [cm]
Power P
[kW]
2
Three-phase motor (T4)
5.2 Technical data
:1~230 V, ±10 % (EM=single-phase motor)
Mains voltage
3~400 V, ±10 % (DM=three-phase motor)
Frequency
:50 Hz
Protection
:IP 68
Insulation class
:F
Speed
:Max. 2900 1/min
Power input P
(EM/DM) :see rating plate
1
Motor power rating P
:see rating plate
2
(EM/DM)
Nominal current
:see rating plate
Winding protection con-
:U
max
tact (break contact)
Max. contact load
U
max
Permissible medium
:+3°C to 40°C
temp. Min / max
Max. flow rate
:see rating plate
Max. delivery head
:see rating plate
Max. immersion depth :10 m
Operating mode S3
:Intermittent service S3,
(optimum),
25% (2.5 min. mode, 7.5 min. break).
motor immersed
Operating mode S1
:MINI SDL
(optional),
SDL i
motor immersed
Explosion protection
:EEx d IIB T4
Oil-filled seal chamber :Marcol 82 (medical white oil)
Oil quantity
:MINI SDL
SDL i
5.3 Scope of supply
• Pump with 10 m connecting cable:
– MINI SDL: DM version with free cable end (H07 RN-F 6x1
2
mm
)
– SDL i: DM version with free cable end (NSSHÖU 7x1.5 mm
– EM version ready-wired (H07 RN-F 4x1.5 mm
tor box incl. start-up/operating capacitor
• Installation and Operating Instructions
MINI S DL 2 04/1.5 M
S DL i 2 04/1.1 T4
=250 V AC, I
= 1 A
max
= 30 V DC, I
=30 mA DC
max
S1: 200 hrs/year
S1: 2000 hrs/year
150 ml
230 ml
2
) with connec-
5.4 Accessories
Accessories must be ordered separately.
• Switchgear for 1 or 2-pump operation
• external monitoring devices / tripping units
• level controller (level sensor / float switch
• Accessories for transportable wet-well installation
• Accessories for stationary wet-well installation
see catalogue for detailed list.
6. DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION
6.1 Pump description
In order to ensure that the pump remains sufficiently cool in
continuous mode, the submersible motor-driven pump must
always be flooded with the flow medium. The pump is driven
by an encased three-phase or single-phase motor which is cor-
rosion-resistant and impermeable to pressurised water.
The pump housing and single-channel impeller are made from
grey cast iron. The flow medium is sucked in on the underside
of the pump through the openings on the cutting device and
is expelled through the discharge side into the pipe.
The cutting device cuts up all dissectible constituents so that
they can be transported through the single-channel impeller
and the DN 40 pressure pipe. The blades, cutters and counter-
cutters are made of hard metal. Constituents which cannot be
cut, such as stones or pieces of metal, damage the cutting
device and should therefore not be allowed into the pump.
The motors are sealed from the flow medium by means of a
mechanical seal. Sealing from the oil chamber is also by
means of a mechanical seal on types SDL i, whereas a shaft
seal is used on types MINI SDL.
The oil chamber serves to cool and lubricate the seals (see also
5.2).
CAUTION! Risk of leak!
If the mechanical seal is damaged, small quantities of
oil may leak into the flow medium.
In addition to being connected by a foot bend DN 40, the SDL
pumps can also be connected to the pressure pipe using an
elbow pipe (inner/outer thread):
• MINI
SDL,
SDL i: DN 32 (R1 ¼)
• SDL i: DN 40 (R1 ½) and threaded flange with neck as per DIN
2566
The motors are equipped with a winding protection contact
(WSK) that automatically switches off the motor if there is a
threat of it overheating and switches it back on again once it
has cooled down. On 3~motors, the winding protection con-
tact must be connected to the switchgear and analysed
there.
7. INSTALLATION AND ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
Installation and electrical connection should be carried out in
accordance with local regulations and only by qualified per-
sonnel!
WARNING! Risk of personal injury!
The relevant accident precaution regulations must be
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observed.
)
WARNING! Risk of electric shock!
Potential dangers caused by electrical energy must be
excluded.
Local or general regulations [e.g. IEC, VDE, etc.] and
directives from local energy supply companies are to
be followed.
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