Lowara NSCF 300-450/3150/W45 VDC4 [175/204] Lowara

Lowara NSCF 150-250/300/W45 VCC4 [175/204] Lowara
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NSC..H SERIES
(e-NSC WITH HYDROVAR)
The basic function of the HYDROVAR device is to control the
pump to meet the system demands.
HYDROVAR performs these functions by:
1) Measuring the system pressure or flow via a
transmitter mounted on the pump’s delivery side.
2) Calculating the motor speed to maintain the correct
flow or pressure.
3) Sending out a signal to the pump to start the motor,
increase speed, decrease speed or stop.
4) In the case of multiple pump installations,
HYDROVAR will automatically provide for the cyclic
changeover of the pumps’ starting sequence.
In addition to these basic functions, HYDROVAR can do
things only by the most advanced computerised control
systems, such as:
• Stop the pump(s) at zero demand.
• Stop the pump(s) in case of water failure on the suction
side (protection against dry running).
• Stop the pump if the required delivery exceeds the pump’s
capacity (protection against cavitation caused by excessive
demand), or automatically switch on the next pump in a
multiple series.
• Protect the pump and motor from overvoltage,
undervoltage, overload and earth fault.
• Vary the pump speed acceleration and deceleration time.
• Compensate for increased flow resistance at high flow
rates.
• Conduct automatic test starts at set intervals.
• Monitor the converter and motor operating hours.
• Display all functions on an LCD in different languages
(Italian, English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese,
Dutch).
• Send a signal to a remote control system which is
proportional to the pressure and frequency.
• Communicate with another HYDROVAR or control
system via an RS 485 interface.
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OPERATING PRINCIPLE
The basic function of the HYDROVAR
®
device is to
control the pump to meet the system demands.
HYDROVAR
®
performs these functions by:
1) Measuring the system pressure or flow via a
transmitter mounted on the pump’s delivery side.
2) Calculating the motor speed to maintain the correct
flow or pressure.
3) Sending out a signal to the pump to start the motor,
increase speed, decrease speed or stop.
4) In the case of multiple pump installations,
HYDROVAR
®
will automatically provide for the cyclic
changeover of the pumps’ starting sequence
In addition to these basic functions, HYDROVAR
®
can do
things only by the most advanced computerised control
systems, such as:
• Stop the pump(s) at zero demand.
• Stop the pump(s) in case of water failure on the
suction side (protection against dry running).
• Stop the pump if the required delivery exceeds the
pump’s capacity (protection against cavitation caused
by excessive demand), or automatically switch on the
next pump in a multiple series.
• Protect the pump and motor from overvoltage,
undervoltage, overload and earth fault.
• Vary the pump speed acceleration and deceleration
time.
• Compensate for increased flow resistance at high flow
rates.
• Conduct automatic test starts at set intervals.
• Monitor the converter and motor operating hours.
• Display all functions on an LCD in different languages
(Italian, English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese,
Dutch).
• Send a signal to a remote control system which is
proportional to the pressure and frequency.
• Communicate with another HYDROVAR or control
system via an RS 485 interface.
Control for constant pressure
Control to match a system curve
Control for constant flow
Control according to an external signal
TYPICAL EXAMPLE OF ENERGY SAVINGS
System: SV1608F75T vertical multistage electric pump with 7.5 kW motor equipped with Hydrovar, 80 m head. 12
hour/day operation.
Application: maintaining a constant pressure as the flow rate varies.
FLOW ABSORBED POWER POWER OPERATING TOTAL
CONSTANT SPEED VARIABLE SPEED
SAVED TIME ENERGY
PUMP PUMP
SAVINGS
m
3
/h kW kW kW (hours) kWh
9 5,50 3,09 2,41 1095 2639
14 6,71 4,81 1,90 2190 4161
21 7,30 7,21 0,09 1095 99
YEARLY ENERGY SAVINGS (kWh) 6899

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