Zoeller 10-1231, Duplex Explosion Proof Control Panel, 200/230/460 Volts, 3 Phase, 9-14 Amps, Indoor/Outdoor 4X Enclosure

FEATURES

Zoeller Explosion Proof Duplex Three Phase Control Panel

This intrinsically-safe control panel is used on pump applications defined as hazardous duty locations. Lift stations in some regions fall under this classification. The intrinsically-safe panel, in conjunction with an explosion-proof pump, will provide a system that will not allow ignition of the explosive gases. The purpose of the control panel is to cycle a pump automatically. This panel comes standard with pump run light(s), a high water audible and visual alarm, seal fail indicator(s), and a UL listing. Rated NEMA 4X for indoor or outdoor use.

This control panel can be used with Zoeller explosion proof pumps:

• JX188     FX189   
• JX294     FX295   
• FX405

Features

• Intrinsically-safe relays, moisture sensor
• NEMA 4X enclosure
• Top-mounted alarm light
• Hands-off-auto toggle switch for each pump
• Alarm horn with silence switch
• Magnetic motor contractor
• Thermal cutouts
• Lockable latch
• Auxiliary dry contact/high water alarm
• Circuit breaker pump disconnect
• 3 or 4 variable float switch control operation
• The use of off-the-shelf components provide for relatively easy field maintenance and repair
• Green pump run pilot light for each pump
• Lead/Lag alternating circuit
• Seal fail indicator light(s)
• Dimensions (H x W x D): 16" x 14" x 6"
• Meets UL standards
• 2 year warranty

Note: This panel MUST NOT be in the space classified as needing explosion-proof equipment. Special fittings that either prevent the passage of hot gases in the case of an explosion in a Class 1 area or the passage of a combustible dust, fibers or flyings in a Class 2 or 3 area (NEC 501-5 and 502-5) are required. A qualified electrician must install all electrical systems. National Electrical Code (NEC) articles 500 through 503 explain in detail the requirements for the installation of wiring or electrical equipment in hazardous locations. These articles, along with any other applicable regulations, local governing inspection authorities, insurance representatives and qualified engineering/technical assistance, should be your guides to the installation of wiring or electrical equipment in any hazardous or potentially hazardous locations.