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1 CUE – Make Any Pump an E-Pump
Manufactured by Danfoss for Grundfos Uses Grundfos programming & interface Supplements the E-Pump range Any pump can be an E-Pump Can be used with any manufacturers’ pump Single source of pump and VFD ( Grundfos pump ) Includes a PID controller Menu structure similar to the MLE motor Easy to use start up wizard No need to be a VFD expert to program / operate the CUE 1-Phase input 1-½ HP through 10 HP 3-Phase input ¾ HP – 300 HP

2 3-Phase CUEs can not operate on 1-Phase power
CUE HP Coverage Range 3-Phase CUEs can not operate on 1-Phase power

3 CUEs Come with Built-in RFI Filters
RFI filter types are according to EN C1 – OK for use in domestic areas C2 – OK for use in domestic & industrial areas C3 – OK for use in industrial areas with own low-voltage transmitter

4 Grundfos Offers Optional Output Filters for Use with CUEs
Used to reduce the voltage stress on motor windings Used to reduce the stress on the motor insulation Used to decrease acoustical noise from the motor Grundfos offers two types of output filters dU / dt filters sine-wave filters Filters are in IP20 ( NEMA 1 ) enclosures Need for the filters depends on pump type, cable length and the required reduction of acoustical noise Consult the CUE Product Guide for detailed descriptions of the output filters Consult the product guide for a chart that lists filter(s) recommendation

5 Other Optional CUE Accessories
Analog input / output module 1 Analog input 2 Inputs for temp sensors Sensors Pressure Temperature Differential pressure Differential temperature Others Bus communication modules Grundfos Local Control Panel Remote GLCP mounting kit IP65 Rating Floor mounting kit ( D1 & D2 cabinets )

6 Selecting the Correct CUE
Start the CUE selection by using the power input to the CUE information The CUE is sized by using the service factor amperage of the motor at the operating voltage CUEs may need to be de-rated based on the following considerations Elevations over 3,280 FT High ambient temperatures ( inside of control panel if so installed ) Low motor speeds Long or large cross section motor cables CUEs are available in IP21 ( NEMA 1) and IP55 ( NEMA 12 ) enclosures CUEs are available with or without pressure transducers Determine whether filters or options are needed

7 Installing a CUE CUEs are intended to be installed indoors
CUEs can be installed in control panels or cabinets Consult the CUE Product Guide to determine cooling requirements Allow clearance in front of CUEs with D1 & D2 cabinets to allow the door to be opened

8 Accessing the CUE The GLCP ( Grundfos Local Control Panel ) can be used to access the CUE PC Tools E-Products can be used to access the CUE

9 CUE Start Up Wizard Start up wizard starts when the CUE is first powered up Can be restarted at any time A number of parameters are automatically set by selecting the pump type A number of parameters are set manually Using motor nameplate information Using pump nameplate information The correct pump rotation will automatically be set during the start up wizard Requires that a pressure of flow sensor is connected to the CUE Correct pump rotation can be manually set during the start up wizard

10 Available control modes depend on pump type
CUE Control Modes Open loop ( constant curve ) Proportional differential pressure Constant differential pressure Constant pressure Constant pressure with stop function Constant level Constant level with stop function Constant flow rate Constant temperature Constant other value Available control modes depend on pump type

11 CUE Operating Modes Normal: Will operate to achieve the setpoint
Open loop ( constant curve ) setpoint Measured value setpoint Stop Will stop operating Min Will operate at the minimum speed that is programed in the CUE Max Will operate at the maximum speed that is

12 CUE Input / Output Possibilities
Four digital inputs – 3 Programmable External start / stop ( can’t be changed ) Min curve Max curve External fault Flow switch Alarm reset Dry run ( external switch required ) Predefined ramps ( PC Tool setting ) Predefined setpoints ( PC Tool setting ) Not active Three analog inputs – 2 Standard Sensor feedback External setpoint Additional sensor ( MCB 114 module required ) One analog output Can be used to indicate different parameters ( speed, actual value, etc. ) Two signal relay outputs Can be set to different operation modes ( running, warning, alarm, etc. ) Two PT100 / 100 inputs Used in conjunction temperature sensors MCB 114 module required RS485 GENIbus interface Communicate with Grundfos control systems Connect to other bus systems such as LONWorks, Profibus, Modbus, etc. Requires Grundfos CIU communication device

13 CUE Setpoints The setpoint can be set using the CUE control panel
Open loop setpoint is a percentage of full speed External setpoint Can be set without changing the power connections Alternate setpoints Up to seven setpoints can be programmed ( requires the PC Tool )

14 CUE External Setpoint Menu
The CUE can accept an external setpoint The input for an external setpoint signal can be set to the following analog signal types Not active 0 – 10V 0 – 20mA 4 – 20mA External setpoint can be used with motor in “Controlled” or “Uncontrolled” control mode The external setpoint can be an inverse setpoint

15 CUE Duty / Standby For use with (2) CUE controlled pumps installed in parallel One pump ( CUE ) operates as the “duty” pump, the other is a “standby” pump The “standby” pump will take over when the “duty” pump has a fault Only one pump will operate at a time The duty” and “standby” pumps will alternate after 24 hours of continuous run time

16 CUE Dry Run Protection Can be detected in two ways
CUE checks shaft power and compares it to a dry-pump limit for a set time Set via the PC Tool Digital input with a switch Grundfos LiqTec Pressure switch Level switch

17 CUE Stop Function Menu – Constant Pressure Application
The stop function turns the pump off when there is no low demand The controller checks the flow regularly by reducing the pump speed momentarily and “checking” the change in pressure If there is no change, or an increase in pressure, the controller detects a no flow condition. When the controller detects a no flow condition, the speed of the pump is increased until the setpoint X H is reached and the pump stops When the pressure fall at the same percentage below the setpoint, the pump will restart

18 Constant Pressure Application – The “Stop Trap”
Isolation Valve (Suction) CRE-Pump Check Valve Pressure Sensor Air in Diaphragm Tank Water in Diaphragm Tank System Valves (Discharge) CUE & Motor The “ Stop Trap” Pump & CUE

19 Motor Bearing Monitoring
Indicates when it’s time to re-lubricate the bearings Indicates how may times the bearings have been re-lubricated Indicates when it’s time to replace the bearings Default function based on number of hours & speed of pump Extended function utilizes bearing temperature in the calculation Requires a MCB 114 sensor input module & temperature sensors

20 CUE Standstill Heating
Can be set to not active or active If set to active, an AC voltage will be applied to the motor windings when the motor is not operating The voltage will generate heat which will prevent condensation in the motor

21 Limit Exceeded Information, warning or alarm if a low or high limit is exceeded Input possibilities Measured value input Motor temperature Output possibilities Signal relay Analog output Warning or alarm Set via the PC Tool


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