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Control Panels
1 Ph and 3 Ph control panels with built-in alarms for simplex systems with a non-automatic dewatering pump
An Electrical Control Panel is used on a simplex pump application where automatic electrical cycling of the pump is desired for added protection in residential or commercial applications. A control panel is required for all systems using a non-automatic pump. The built-in alarm system, a standard feature, will activate when the water level becomes unusually high. All electrical systems must be installed by a qualified electrician and according to the National Electrical Code (see section 430-113, plus any others that apply).
1. Operation can begin after the following:
2. When the ‘Stop’ and ‘Start’ floats are closed, the pump will energize and the external pump run light will illuminate. The pump will remain operational until the ‘Stop’ float opens.
3. In the event the liquid level continues to rise, the ‘Alarm’ float will be closed. When the ‘Alarm’ float is closed, the following will occur:
4. The audible high water horn can be silenced by pressing the alarm silence button. When the ‘Alarm’ float is opened the external high water light, audible high water horn and dry auxiliary contacts will be reset.
Notes
All variable level float switches in this section are mechanically activated and do not contain mercury.
For Single Phase Simplex Pump Control/Alarm System (1) Alarm float switch not included, purchase separately. See FM0526.
A three phase panel has a multi-tap transformer with secondary fusing.
Refer to FM3459 and FM1705 for correct selection of simplex panels.
An Electrical Control Panel is used on a simplex pump application where automatic electrical cycling of the pump is desired for added protection in residential or commercial applications. A control panel is required for all systems using a non-automatic pump. The built-in alarm system, a standard feature, will activate when the water level becomes unusually high. All electrical systems must be installed by a qualified electrician and according to the National Electrical Code (see section 430-113, plus any others that apply).
1. Operation can begin after the following:
2. When the ‘Stop’ and ‘Start’ floats are closed, the pump will energize and the external pump run light will illuminate. The pump will remain operational until the ‘Stop’ float opens.
3. In the event the liquid level continues to rise, the ‘Alarm’ float will be closed. When the ‘Alarm’ float is closed, the following will occur:
4. The audible high water horn can be silenced by pressing the alarm silence button. When the ‘Alarm’ float is opened the external high water light, audible high water horn and dry auxiliary contacts will be reset.
Notes
All variable level float switches in this section are mechanically activated and do not contain mercury.
For Single Phase Simplex Pump Control/Alarm System (1) Alarm float switch not included, purchase separately. See FM0526.
A three phase panel has a multi-tap transformer with secondary fusing.
Refer to FM3459 and FM1705 for correct selection of simplex panels.