Basic Float control pump package or advanced pump package?


Basic Float control pump package or advanced pump package?

                If you are working on pump systems with float control, Cerus has two duplex alternatives: basic and advanced.  So,when should you use a basic package and when should you use an advanced?Generally speaking the basic system is just that- basic with no intelligence built in. It is great for cost sensitive projects or for temporary installations. The advanced system includes our state of the art PLC with intelligence and flexibility to suit almost all applications. Additionally the advanced package includes our electronic overload and manual motor starters for both branch and motor protection, while the basic includes our thermal overloads with differential phase failure protection. So the advanced package is great for maximum protection and application flexibility.  The summary table below details the key differences between both packages. Still not sure? Give us a call and we will be happy to determine the best package for your application.

Feature

Basic

Advanced

Float Control

4 Floats

3, 4 or 5 Floats selectable

Alternation

Manual by switch or optional alternating relay

Automatic

Motor Protection

Differential Thermal Overload

Wide range electronic overload with phase failure protection along with MMS for branch circuit protection

Control Voltage

120 VAC standard, 24 VAC optional

24 VAC standard

Lag pump start / stop delay

Not available

Standard, adjustable

Hand / Off / Auto Switch

Standard

Standard

High Level alarm and alarm contact

Standard

Standard

Run Light

Standard

Standard

Automatic Fail pump switch

Standard

Standard

Horn

Optional

Optional

Run Hour Meter

Optional

Optional

Broken wire or bad float detection

Not Available

Standard

Float input filter to eliminate noise or float bounce issues

Not Available

Standard

 

 

 

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