WS1P-TP - Single Phase Simplex

Features: UL Listed for the United States and Canada (Panel and Controls) NEMA 4X Panel Enclosure: Heavy Duty Polycarbonate, 14″ x12″x 6″ Pump Control Visible Mounted Features: Pump #1 Hand-Off-Auto (H.O.A.) Switch, Green Pump Run Light, Red Pump Fault Light with Reset Button and Power On Light Alarm Visible Mounted Features: High Red Beacon Alarm Light, Alarm Test and Silence Buttons High 85 Decibel Audible Alarm Complete Panel Remote Monitoring Dry Contacts: High Liquid, Pump Fault, Pump Run Pump Protection: Pump Circuit Breaker, Pump No-Load Lockout, Pump Seal/Overheat Contact with Lockout. Adjustable Overload Protection is included with all Three Phase Control Panels; Adjustable Overload is optional in Single Phase Panels. SeeWater’s Circuit Board complete with Indicator LEDs: Provide System Status and Make Critical Troubleshooting Information Available Includes Three Narrow Angle Float Switches with 20′ cords and mounting hardware.

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Applications

Sewage Pump Chambers, Sump Pump Basins, and Lift Stations

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Wastewater / Sewage Simplex Control Panels

A typical simplex installation showing a pump on 'start' float, pump off 'stop' float, and a high liquid alarm float. All pump cords are connected to the wastewater/sewage control panel.

Custom Options:

Pump Overload Protection
Elapsed Time Meter
CycleCounter
Main Disconnect Switch
Wireless Communication

Additional Product Options:

For electronic controls, refer to SeeWater's SCS Dial-a-Time Pump Control: The Reliable Choice for use in Dewatering and Sewage Applications The SCS Time Adjustable Pump Control allows the end user to dial-a-time to the desired 'on' and 'off' pumping range; the built in 8-position dial has eight pump down choices from seconds to minutes to suit the needs and size of the application. The SCS switch replaces conventional tethered float switches; it reduces pump cycling, works well in confined applications, and prevents false actuations.