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.

Features:

• Will Operate any Pump up to 1 HP. No expensive control panel required; One switch replaces multiple float switches.

• Adjust the Pump Down Time in the field: 8 Pump Down Choices: 5-60 Seconds or Custom Settings. Easy Installation.

• Includes self-calibrating-sensors (SCS) that recalibrate and adjust to the current environment..

• Solid state electronic control; Not subject to common float switch cord entanglement, problematic  installations, mercury regulations and common mechanical failures. Works well in confined space applications.

SCS Dial-a-time Pump Control

    Operates Any Pump up to 1 HP

    16 Amps@120VAC or 8 Amps@230V European

         Model # A-SCS120P   with piggyback plug, 20' cord 120V

         Model # A-SCS120     hardwire, 20' cord 120V

         Model # A-SCS230     hardwire, 20' cord 230V

Factory programmed with 8 Pump Start to Pump Stop time delay choices. Standard Unit: 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 45, and 60 seconds. SeeWater will program the switch for any time delay to suit any application.

Applications

• Wastewater/Sewage Pumping

• Lift Stations

• Underground Vaults

• Any Dewatering Pumping Location

Operation

When water/wastewater reaches the long (primary) sensor, the sensor will send a signal to turn the pump on and the pump will remain on for an additional amount of time after the liquid clears the sensor. The amount of pump down time (pump start and pump stop) is determined based on the application characteristics and is adjusted in the field. If for some reason, the primary sensor does not activate and the water/wastewater continues to rise to the short sensor, the short (backup) sensor will send a signal to turn the pump on for the same time delay. After each pump shutdown, the SCS recalibrates to adjust to the current environment.