MAIN FEATURES
- Low voltage inputs and control circuits;
- 2 Normally closed inputs for start-up pressure switches;
- Input for control from start-up tank; Input for signal from system pressure switch/pump off;
- Key-operated selector switch Auto-0-Emergency;
- Start/Stop buttons for manual test;
- Control unit LED test button;
- LCD display for displaying mains volts and amps on 3 phases, Hz, Var, Watts, Voltampere, Cos-fi, total and partial hour meter, event history;
- Display with 5 languages: Italian, English, French, Spanish, German;
- Signalling LEDs;
- Possibility of operation according to UNI10779;
- Settable delay and alarm functions;
- Event history; Timer adjustable from control unit;
- Dry contact alarm outputs for: power supply availability, electric pump start request, electric pump in operation, failure to start;
- Contactors in AC3;
- RS-485 serial connection for remote signalling;
- Auxiliary and motor protection with fuses;
- Main switch disconnector lock;
- IP55 metal box;
- Ambient temperature: -5/+40 °C;
- Relative humidity 50% at 40 °C (non-condensing).
VERSIONS
- DIRECTO-EN
- STARDELTA-EN
- REACTO-EN
POWER SUPPLY
- Power supply 3~50/60Hz 400V ±10%;
MAIN FEATURES
Control panels for electric pumps
Control panels for electric pumps
KEY FEATURES
Benefits
Compared to the previous UNI9490 standard, many more conditions have been added to be monitored and transmitted to a manned room or to a responsible person who can intervene immediately.
The rule also clarifies that the fire protection system must be certified in its complexity.
The pumping system and/or switchboards may be declared to conform to the standard by means of a manufacturer’s self-certification.
European Standard EN12845
The European standard UNI EN 12845 deals with fixed fire-fighting installations and the design, installation and maintenance of automatic sprinkler systems.
Mainly EN 12845 deals with giving rules and indications on the sizing of fire-fighting systems and the type of pumps, prescribing some general requirements and others specific to particular pumps.
Each pump must be installed with its own control panel in the same room, with the obvious exception of submersible pumps.