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Installation and operating instructions • Wilo-Control EC-L • Ed.04/2022-09 57
Terminal Function Terminal Function
20/21/22 Output: Collective fault signal 67/68 Input: Leakage detection pump 3
23/24 Input: Pump 1 thermal winding monitor 75/76 Input: “Dry-running protection” float switch (ex-mode)
25/26 Input: Pump 2 thermal winding monitor 77/78 Input: Thermal winding monitor pump 1 (ex-mode)
27/28 Input: Pump 3 thermal winding monitor 79/80 Input: Thermal winding monitor pump 2 (ex-mode)
29/30 Input: Extern OFF 81/82 Input: Thermal winding monitor pump 3 (ex-mode)
31/32 Input: “Dry-running protection” float switch
13.5 ModBus: Data types
Data type Description
INT16 Integer in the range from -32768 to 32767.
The number range actually used for a data point may vary.
UINT16 Unsigned integers in the range from 0 to 65535.
The number range actually used for a data point may vary.
ENUM Is a list. Only one of the values listed in the parameters can be set.
BOOL A Boolean value is a parameter with exactly two states (0–false and 1–
true). Generally, all values greater than zero are classified as true.
BITMAP* Is an array of 16Boolean values (bits). Values are indexed from 0 to 15. The
number read from or written to the register is the sum of all bits with the
value 1 multiplied by 2 to the power of its index.
Bit 0: 2
0
=1
Bit 1: 2
1
=2
Bit 2: 2
2
=4
Bit 3: 2
3
=8
Bit 4: 2
4
=16
Bit 5: 2
5
=32
Bit 6: 2
6
=64
Bit 7: 2
7
=128
Bit 8: 2
8
=256
Bit 9: 2
9
=512
Bit 10: 2
10
=1024
Bit 11: 2
11
=2048
Bit 12: 2
12
=4096
Bit 13: 2
13
=8192
Bit 14: 2
14
=16384
Bit 15: 2
15
=32768
BITMAP32 Is an array of 32Boolean values (bits). Please check Bitmap for the calcula-
tion details.
* Example for clarification:
Bit 3, 6, 8, and 15 are 1. All others are 0. The sum is then 2
3
+2
6
+2
8
+2
15
=8+64+256+32768
=33096. It is also possible to do the calculation the other way round. Based on the bit with
the highest index, check whether the read number is greater than/equal to the power of
two. If this is the case, bit 1 is set and the power of two is deducted from the number. Then
the check with the bit with the next lower index and the recently calculated residual num-
ber is repeated until bit 0 is obtained or the residual number is zero. Example for clarifica-
tion: The read number is 1416. Bit 15 will be 0, since 1416<32768. Bits 14 to 11 will also
be 0. Bit 10 will be 1, since 1416>1024. The remainder will be 1416-1024=392. Bit 9 will
be 0, since 392<512. Bit 8 will be 1, since 392>256. The remainder will be 392-256=136.
Bit 7 will be 1, since 136>128. The remainder will be 136-128=8. Bits 6 to 4 will be 0. Bit 3
will be 1, since 8=8. The remainder will be 0. The remaining bits 2 to 0 will thus all be 0.
13.6 ModBus: Parameter overview
Holding register
(Protocol)
Name Data type Scale & unit Elements Access* Added
40001
(0)
Version communica-
tion profile
UINT16 0.001 R 31,000
40002
(1)
Wink service BOOL RW 31,000

Table of Contents

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Wilo Control EC-L1 Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
Mains frequency50/60 Hz
CommunicationModbus RTU
Housing materialPlastic
DisplayLCD
Ambient temperature0 °C to +40 °C
Storage temperature-20 °C to +60 °C
Signal inputs0-10 V, 4-20 mA
Signal outputs0-10 V, 4-20 mA

Summary

General Information and Safety

About These Instructions

Explains manual purpose, reading, and product markings.

Exclusion from Warranty and Liability

Lists scenarios where warranty and liability are voided.

Identification of Safety Instructions

Explains signal words, symbols, and their meaning in safety instructions.

Personnel Qualifications

Defines required qualifications for electrical, installation, and operator roles.

Electrical Work Safety

Details safety measures and regulations for electrical work on the device.

Operator Responsibilities

Outlines operator duties for safe and proper use of the switchgear.

Product Description and Technical Data

Structure of the Switchgear

Details the physical layout and main components of the switchgear.

Technical Data

Lists key technical specifications, operating conditions, and ratings.

Installation Guide

Installation Personnel Qualifications

Specifies required qualifications for personnel performing installation.

General Installation Guidelines

General guidelines, safety warnings, and environmental considerations for installation.

Electrical Connection Procedures

Critical safety and procedural steps for connecting electrical power.

Operation and Control

How the System Works

Explains the automatic operation, pump sequencing, and control logic.

Operating Modes Explained

Details the 'drain' and 'fill' operating modes and their functions.

Menu Navigation and Control

Explains how to navigate and use the device's menu system with the operating button.

Commissioning and Startup

Device Activation Steps

Step-by-step guide for initial activation and startup after installation.

Initial Configuration Process

Procedures for setting up initial parameters like operating mode and pump settings.

Adjusting Motor Current Monitoring

How to set and verify motor current monitoring parameters for pump protection.

Starting Automatic Mode

Steps to configure and start the automatic operation mode.

System Shut-down Procedures

Personnel Qualifications for Shut-down

Required qualifications for performing shutdown procedures safely.

Safe Shut-down Steps

Detailed steps for safely switching off and decommissioning the switchgear.

Maintenance and Repair Guidelines

Maintenance Task Guidelines

Guidelines for cleaning the switchgear and checking component wear.

Maintenance Interval Display

Explanation of the integrated maintenance indicator and its function.

Troubleshooting Faults

Fault Indication Methods

How faults are displayed via LEDs, screen messages, and audible alarms.

Error Codes and Remedies

Lists specific error codes, their causes, and recommended remedies.

Appendix and Special Conditions

Potentially Explosive Atmospheres

Specific requirements for safe operation in potentially explosive areas.

Terminal Diagram Overview

Provides detailed wiring diagrams for different switchgear models.

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