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Convert Your Motor Driven Chemical Feed Pump
to a Flow-Proportional Feeder With the
Granger Water Specialties

Model Above is the Granger Water Specialties ProControl 500-1 All Enclosures Meet NEMA 1, 3R, 4, 12 and 13 Ratings Cable Entry Panel (Bottom) Provides for Easy Field Installation	Above Photo Illustrates the Granger Water Specialties ProControl 500-1 Model's Interior Components. System is Fused and Pre-Wired for Easy Field Installation. Unit can also be shipped Pre-Programmed to Meet Individual Applications

Standard equipment includes indicator lights for "RUN" and "FAULT" conditions,
a "HAND-OFF-AUTO" selector switch and a speed-control pot for manual speed
adjustments. Unit is completely pre-wired for easy field installation. ProControl
can be shipped pre-programmed based on site-specific application information
provided by the customer.
ProControl 500-1 Shown Here
Controlling a Wallace & Teirnan Series 44 Metering Pump
(Also Available from Granger Water Specialties)


Units are available to operate up to 2hp with single-phase supply, or up to
3hp with a three-phase supply.

This product incorporates state of the art ABB variable frequency drives.
We take pride in integrating drives in our product
from the world's largest manufacturer of variable frequency drives.
For more information regarding how our ProControl can meet your application needs,
please e-mail Kelly Granger by clicking on his name, or call our toll-free number at
(888) 909-9283
Also please take a minute to visit our main web page.
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