Industrial Electronics

Mitsubishi Electric Automation, Inc. launches advanced anti-clogging pump panel system

29 April 2025

Mitsubishi Electric Automation, Inc. has announced its latest pre-engineered solution for pumping applications within water/wastewater, oil and gas, and deep well irrigation industries. FreeFlow is a cost-effective panel solution with advanced pump control capabilities. It is designed to address the challenges of aging infrastructure, frequent pump failures caused by clogs and the need to reduce energy consumption.

FreeFlow is designed with ease of use, implementation and superior functionality in mind. It can be built inSource: Mitsubishi Electric Automation, Inc.Source: Mitsubishi Electric Automation, Inc. single or dual-drive configurations, allowing a customer to achieve a tailored, pre-engineered solution. Available, in industry standard horsepower increments of 5 HP through 250 HP, FreeFlow can be configured with NEMA 3R or NEMA 12 enclosure and has a number of communication and accessory options.

FreeFlow utilizes Mitsubishi Electric’s FR-F800 variable frequency drive (VFD), recognized for its anti-clogging and energy-reducing capabilities and auto-tuning features. These features help to reduce the need for manual declogging of pumps, offering a reduction in energy consumption and enabling faster implementation by reducing programming time. FreeFlow panels also include the GT2500 Series HMI for programming, system data visualization, data logging, troubleshooting and manual storage. Lastly, FreeFlow utilizes Mitsubishi Electric’s FX5 PLC to enable advanced pump control beyond the capabilities offered by the VFD, such as applications that require redundancy and the necessity to switch over to a back-up pump should the main unit fail.

“FreeFlow represents a technology leap in advanced pump control for pre-engineered panel systems. The panel comes standard with a 2-year warranty. The included VFD has an extended warranty of 5 years with Mitsubishi Electric Automation’s start-up services,” said David Simak, product manager (service), at Mitsubishi Electric Automation.

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