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SubMonitor

SubMonitor, 3-Phase Pump Protection from 2.2 kW to 150 kW

The SubMonitor is the latest innovation in 3 Phase pump protection from Franklin Electric. Using state-of-the-art technology, the SubMonitor provides the ultimate protection for a pump and motor. There is simply no better way to protect a large 3-phase submersible pump investment than with a SubMonitor. It's the protection device that can sense overheating straight from the motor windings! (for motors equipped with Subtrol sensor)
And it is made by the world leader in submersible motors - Franklin Electric.

Applications

The SubMonitor is designed to protect 3-phase pumps with horsepower ratings between 2.2 and 150 kW. Current, voltage and motor temperature are monitored using three integrated current transformers. A digital display provides current and voltage readings for all three legs and allows the user to set up the SubMonitor quickly and easily.

Features and Benefits

• Quick setup to monitor a motor, simply enter the Line Frequency (Hz), Line Voltage (volts), and Motor Full Load Amp rating
• Digital display indicated voltage and current on all three legs at the same time and fault messages are in easily understandable text
• Monitors
  • Under/Overload
  • Current Unbalance
  • False Start (Chattering)
  • Under/Overvoltage
  • Overheated Motor (Subtrol-Equipped)
  • Phase Reversal
• For motors with service factor amp ratings between 5 and 350 amps
• One unit covers the entire range from 190 to 600 Volts
• No need to make additional turns around the CT or add external CT's
• Password Protection
• DIN Rail Mounting
• Stores fault, setting changes and pump run-time that can be accessed through the display
• Detachable display unit can be mounted on panel door
• UL 508 Listed

	Description	Volts	Model No.	Price
SubMonitor	3.7 kW to 150 kW	415	586 000 5000	890.00
SubMonitor Features:	Detachable Display Head 4 Text lines Current/Voltage/faults/settings PIN access - lockable DIN rail mounting Extensive parameter settings to suit site Data Logging of faults, settings, amps and volts Data Download to PC via D3 device
SubMonitor monitors against:	Under/Overload Current unbalance False Starts (Chattering) Ybder/Over voltage Phase reversal Overheated Motor (Subtrol equipped 6" 8" encapsulated motors)
SubMonitor Premium	3.7 kW to 150 kW	415	586 000 5100	1235.00
Premium Kit includes: SubMonitor basic plus Lightning arrestor, Display Head Mount Kit, extended warranty period (after registration)
D3 Download data logged in SubMonitor	Data Download Device Include D3 to PC cable, Data collection reader and CD Require Windows XP or 2000 1GHz CPU and 256Mb RAM recommended. SubMonitor revision 5 or newer		585 001 1100	465.00

Submonitor Specifications

* Premium package includes lightning arrestor and 3-year warranty on SubMonitor and Subtrol-equipped motor

Display

Real time display of voltage and current for each let Easy menu-driven setup and adjustment of monitoring parameters

Detatchable Display Unit

The detachable display unit displays and stores data it received from the base unit.

Can be mounted on panel door for easy access and display of motor amps and voltage as well as fault messages. Communication cable connects the display to the base unit. Fault light can be seen from a distance - indicated that a trip has occurred and that a fault message is being displayed. Turn-and-push adjustment know to access the seup menu, enable or disable monitoring parameters and read fault data history.

Base Unit

The base unit contains the current sensore and electronics that monitor motor leads that pass through the sensors. It can operate independently of the detachable head.

Can be mounted with 4 screws or with DIN rail.

Dual coloured fault ligh indicated status of the unit

SubMonitor™ pump protection - Much more than an overload sensor

As all water systems professionals know, a submersible installation can be a tough environment for both pump and motor. Sometimes, no matter how professional the installation, things out of an installer's control can severely damage a customer's investment. The answer to such problems is the SubMonitor pump protection system, which offers state-of-the-art protection for Franklin 3- phase installations all the way from 5 through 200 Hp. The SubMonitor system keeps track of voltage and current, as well as motor temperature in motors equipped with Subtrol heat sensors. Introduced in 2004, SubMonitor protection will shut down a motor in the event of a variety of fault conditions including high voltage, low voltage, overload, underload, false start, current unbalance, overheating, phase loss and phase reversal. The unit is easy to set and read. And, one model covers all ratings - without rating inserts.

SubMonitor protection is available in three options: Standard, Premium and Panel-Mounted. SubMonitor Standard includes the SubMonitor base unit and display head only, while SubMonitor Premium adds a surge arrestor and is eligible for an extended warranty when installed with a new motor. The Panel-Mounted SubMonitor system is installed in a Franklin 3-phase control panel and also provides the extended warranty. SubMonitor Setup. For all of the protection described above, SubMonitor set-up is easy and accomplished with a simple display and turn-and-push knob. When installing the unit, simply select the motor frequency (50 or 60 Hz), voltage and service factor amps (from the motor nameplate or AIM Manual). At that point, the unit is ready to run using factory-default settings. To accommodate individual installations, the user can easily adjust the factory defaults. See the chart for a list of programmable options.

SubMonitor Operation.
Once the SubMonitor system is operational, the readout on the display head shows voltage and current on each leg, as well as pumping status. The fault light can be seen from a distance, indicating that a trip has occurred and that a fault message is being displayed. The SubMonitor memory can recall a history of the past 500-plus events.
When set to "Detailed Logging" mode, "events" mayinclude normal starts and stops, fault trips and any changes made in parameters. The event history can be reviewed at any time via the Data Logging option on the SubMonitor menu. A handheld unit is now available that allows you to download the event history to a computer.