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Timer Programming

03/28/2012 5:56 AM

We want to connects 6motors /pump operated with timer but i dont know how to programme timer .General all pump should operate together in 8hours and then should stop in 8 hours before pickup again.I gatta menu but its not precisely we still stack to put some commands( inshort menu is not clearly and were far away from manufactures ie its not easily to get them). Preciate if someone could kindly help us

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Muller sc 28.11

230v 50-60hz

µ16(6)A 250V˜

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Re: TIMER PROGRAMMING

03/28/2012 6:20 AM

Did you check the manual ???

try the link below...

http://www.hugo-mueller.de/manuals/96_WEB_BA_SC1810_28X0_28X1_pro_GB.pdf

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Re: Timer Programming

03/29/2012 2:24 AM

I do not know how to program this timer. But I can tell you the basic control logic. As I understand this group of 6 motors will remain in operation and in stop condition in 8 hours cycle. Hence there should be a master clock timer for giving pulse in every 8 hours. After getting the starting pulse Pump No.1 will start. After allowing sufficient time (through timer) for acceleration and completion of starting of pump no.1, the second pump should get starting command and this process will continue till the last pump i.e pump no. 6 is started.

Staggering of starting is needed for evenly spacing the starting inrush current which is typically 6 times of the motor rated current. In case of simultaneous starting of two or more motors, the upstream circuit breaker may trip.This depends on the KW rating of the motors and the overcurrent setting of the upstream circuit breaker.

During stopping, stop command can be given for simultaneous stoppage of all the motors. However, if there is any possibility of 'water hammering', the pumps may be stopped one after another.

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