Cabinets with relay control

Overview

Relay Control Cabinets for Electric Motors: Purpose and Operating Principle

General Description
Relay-type devices are used to control and coordinate the operation of asynchronous electric motors of the same size. Control is performed based on external command signals. The product line includes solutions for the simultaneous control of one to six electric motors.

Application Areas
Relay cabinets are widely used in a variety of industries due to their reliability and ease of use. They are used to control electric drives in:

  • water supply and water treatment systems;
  • boiler equipment;
  • irrigation systems;
  • food and chemical industries;
  • heating and ventilation systems.

Functional advantages of relay control
When used in pumping units, such cabinets provide:

  • stable maintenance of specified system operating parameters;
  • cascade control of a group of pumps (sequential on/off);
  • mutual redundancy of electric motors (emergency switching);
  • uniform distribution of motor resources between units.

Model overview

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Available Options for Control Cabinets: Functional Overview

1. Supervisory Control (Signal Outputs)

  • "Run" Status—monitoring the operation of one electric motor (implemented via a changeover contact on the terminal block).
  • Network Monitoring—indication of the status of one input power supply (changeover contact on the terminal block).
  • "Automatic" Mode—signaling the current cabinet operating mode (changeover contact).
  • Dry Run Protection— Alarm signal for critical working fluid level (changeover contact).

2. Data Transmission Interfaces

  • Modbus RTU—data exchange via the RS-485 interface.
  • Modbus TCP/IP—network data transmission via Ethernet.

3. Additional Equipment on the Front Panel

  • Hourmeter—records the operating time for one electric motor.
  • Ammeter—visually monitors the current of one electric motor.

4. Climate performance

  • UKHL1—outdoor operation in the temperature range from -60°C to +40°C.
  • UKHL2—placement under a canopy (without direct exposure to sunlight or precipitation) or in an unheated room (range: -60°C to +40°C).

5. External control connections

  • Remote start/stop—remote control in automatic mode.
  • Safety key— Blocking/enabling the operation of one electric motor.

6. Protection and Monitoring Systems

  • Voltage Monitoring—protection against overvoltage/undervoltage on the input line.
  • PTC Sensor—thermal protection for one electric motor.
  • Pt100/Pt1000 Sensors—highly accurate temperature measurement of one electric motor.
  • Differential Pressure Switch—monitoring the hydraulic mode of one pump.
  • Dry-Running Protection— Emergency shutdown of one electric motor in the absence of a working medium.

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