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Table 2 (Example)

(Source : Electrical Equipment Technical Standards, Ministry of International Trade

and Industry).

4.3 Protective Device Cable Connection (Fig. 15 and Table 3)

This pump have a leakage detector at the motor bottom and a thermal protector, in the stator coil

to protect the motor, with cable connections as illustrated in Fig. 15. Connect terminals P1 and

P2 for the thermal detector to P1 and P2 of the same control connector. Connect the remaining

terminal G to ground. Table 3 shows detailed specifi cations regarding protective devices.

Table 3

WARNING: AN EARTH LEAKAGE BREAKER MUST BE USED ACCORDING TO LAW TO

PREVENT ELECTRICAL ACCIDENTS.

Motor

classifi cation

Grounding

resistance

Grounding line

diameter

AC 600V below

10

Ω

φ1.6 mm

Thermal protector

Leakage detector

Type

9700K 06-215

OLV – 5 (fl oat type)

Manufacturer

SENSATA TECHNOLOGIES JAPAN

LTD.

NOHKEN INC.

Contact rating

AC 115V/230V×18A/12A (max)

AC 300V×0.5A (max)

Contact type

B-contact (normally closed)

B-contact (normally closed)

Cable terminal identifi cation

P1

P2

P3

P4

Material and size of cable

SOOW-A×#14

Fig. 15

For ground

G

For thermal
protector

P1

P2

For leakage detector

P4

P3

SOOW-A x #14x5 CORE

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CAUTION: A MOTOR PROTECTIVE DEVICE SHOULD BE INSTALLED ON CONTROL

PANEL TO PROTECT THE SUBMERSIBLE MOTOR AGAINST OPEN-PHASE, OVER-CURRENT

OR INCHING.

4.4 Water Level Switch Cable Connection (Fig. 16 and 17)

Figs. 16 and 17 illustrate typical fl oat switch applications for water level control.

Three (or four) fl oat switches are required for single unit operation, whereas four (or fi ve) are

necessary for two-unit alternating operation.

If you desire our Ebara Water Level Control Float Switch, ask us for a catalog.

Alarm (abnormal low level)

OFF

ON

Alarm (abnormal high level)

Fig. 16 Single Unit Operation

OFF

Alarm (abnormal high level)

ON (2nd Unit)

ON (1st Unit)

Alarm (abnormal low level)

Fig. 17 Two-Unit Alternating Operation