The larger the cross-sectional area of the cable, the lower the energy losses. True or false?
Where can you find the required cooling level?
What is the main advantage of using a variable frequency drive in submersible pumps?
Which of these three parameters isn’t essential in terms of gaining an optimal motor protection?
Which type of output filter does Grundfos recommend?
When does undervoltage typically happen?
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Q: The larger the cross-sectional area of the cable, the lower the energy losses. True or false?
A: True
Q: The larger the cross-sectional area of the cable, the lower the energy losses. True or false?
A: False
Q: Where can you find the required cooling level?
A: In Grundfos Product Center
Q: Where can you find the required cooling level?
A: On the motor nameplate
Q: Where can you find the required cooling level?
A: In the pump’s data booklet
Q: What is the main advantage of using a variable frequency drive in submersible pumps?
A: It allows you to regulate your installation
Q: What is the main advantage of using a variable frequency drive in submersible pumps?
A: It is much quieter
Q: What is the main advantage of using a variable frequency drive in submersible pumps?
A: It is easy to install
Q: Which of these three parameters isn’t essential in terms of gaining an optimal motor protection?
A: Motor current
Q: Which of these three parameters isn’t essential in terms of gaining an optimal motor protection?
A: Motor temperature
Q: Which of these three parameters isn’t essential in terms of gaining an optimal motor protection?
A: Motor power
Q: Which type of output filter does Grundfos recommend?
A: Line choke filter
Q: Which type of output filter does Grundfos recommend?
A: Sine wave filter
Q: Which type of output filter does Grundfos recommend?
A: dV/dt filter
Q: When does undervoltage typically happen?
A: When the drop cables are too small
Q: When does undervoltage typically happen?
A: When the drop cables are too large
Q: When does undervoltage typically happen?
A: When there is too much heat in the motor