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How to wire Connect

Connect wiring guide

Four simple steps to wire your SFPL Connect device. Follow the pictures — each step adds one connection.

  1. Step 1Power12 V DC → + / −
  2. Step 2VoltageAC supply → N B Y R
  3. Step 3CurrentCTs on motor lines
  4. Step 4SensorLevel probe → A1 / A2

Know your device

Look at these first so you can find the green terminal strip and pin groups before you start wiring.

Connect device enclosure and terminal layout
Diagram A — Front view: green terminal strip and labeled pin groups
Connect device connectivity overview
Diagram B — How power, sensors, and cellular connect to the unit

What you need

Gather these before you open the panel. Steps 2–4 are optional — only wire what you want to monitor.

  • 12 V DC power supply (adapter)
  • Access to AC Neutral + 3 phases (if monitoring voltage)
  • 3× CT clamps (if monitoring motor / pump current)
  • Liquid level sensor (or other 0–30 V DC analog sensor)
  • Screwdriver for the green terminal screws

Need exact voltage limits and pin counts? See the technical specification.

Step 1 of 4

Connect 12 V power

Give the device power first. Without this, nothing else works.

12 V power supply wired to the + and − terminals

Figure 1Connect 12 V power

  1. 1

    Find the terminals

    Look at the far right of the green strip — the last two screws are marked + and −.

  2. 2

    Connect the adapter

    Red wire → +. Black wire → −. Tighten both screws.

  3. 3

    Check

    This only powers the device. Do not use these pins to measure anything.

Step 2 of 4

Connect AC voltage (optional)

Want to see if the AC supply is healthy? Wire Neutral and the three phases here.

Mains voltage — switch off / isolate the circuit before connecting. Qualified electrician only.

AC power supply wired to N, B, Y, and R terminals

Figure 2Connect AC voltage (optional)

  1. 1

    Keep power on

    Leave the 12 V supply from Step 1 connected.

  2. 2

    Match the labels

    Connect Neutral to N, then Blue / Yellow / Red phases to B, Y, and R.

  3. 3

    What this does

    Connect reads supply voltage (up to 300 V AC). It does not power the device.

Step 3 of 4

Connect CTs for motor / pump current (optional)

To measure how much current a motor or pump draws, clamp CTs on its power cables.

Never connect mains / phase voltage into the CT terminals — only the small wires from the CT clamps.

Three CTs on motor lines wired to the Connect current terminals

Figure 3Connect CTs for motor / pump current (optional)

  1. 1

    Clamp the cables

    Put one CT around each of the three phase wires going to the motor / pump (not around Neutral).

  2. 2

    Wire the CT leads

    Each CT has two thin wires. Connect all six wires to the current terminals in the middle-left group.

  3. 3

    What this does

    Connect reads current from the CT secondaries only (low voltage, max 5 V AC).

Step 4 of 4

Connect a liquid level sensor (optional)

To monitor tank or sump level, wire a liquid level sensor to the analog inputs.

Liquid level sensor wired to the leftmost analog terminals

Figure 4Connect a liquid level sensor (optional)

  1. 1

    Place the sensor

    Install the probe in the tank / sump as the sensor maker recommends.

  2. 2

    Connect two wires

    Usually red and black → the two leftmost screws (A1 and A2).

  3. 3

    In the portal

    After power-up, open SFPL Connect and calibrate the channel (volts → level). Set alerts if needed.

Safety

  • AC voltage (N / B / Y / R) is live mains. Isolate power and use a qualified electrician.
  • CT terminals take only the thin wires from CT clamps — never phase / mains cables.
  • Full ratings and pin map: technical specification. Help: Contact or FAQ.

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