One shaft aerator will be powered by this control panel. This control does not have a timer to run the aerator. This system's aerator will operate constantly. This control does not have a pump control. This is an alarm-only shaft aerator control.
A 120VAC single phase shaft aerator will be powered by the 7 Amp aerator circuit breaker. The alarm circuit will be powered by the 10 Amp alarm circuit breaker. This control keeps an eye on the aerator's operation using a current switch.In order to draw air through the hollow motor shaft and out of the tee, the shaft aerators use a spinning tee on the bottom of the shaft instead of air lines. The current switch will turn on the buzzer and alert light if the motor is unplugged from the power supply, shuts off because of a thermal overload, or the circuit breaker trips.Compared to most alarm systems on the market today, which rely solely on the circuit breaker to trip, this kind of alarm has advantages. The enclosure's door is equipped with buzzer silent switches and alarm test switches.
With a NEMA classification of 4X, the enclosure offers defense against caustic substances, falling liquids, dirt, and water directed from a hose.
The polycarbonate enclosure measures 10" x 8" x 4" and features a hinged, lockable door with latches and screws to secure it if necessary. All of the electrical parts are installed on an aluminum back plate inside the enclosure.
Features
10”x8”x4” Polycarbonate Enclosure, NEMA 4X
Hinged lockable door with two latches.
Two circuit breakers for the protection of components.
