Brochure
Table Of Contents
- Condensate Overflow Shut-off Switches/Sensors - Safe-T-Switch® and All Access™
- Slide Number 2
- Condensate and HVAC/R Systems
- The Condensation Removal System
- A condensate switch is another essential component to a properly functioning HVAC system
- A condensate switch is an essential component to a properly functioning HVAC system
- A condensate switch is an essential component to a properly functioning HVAC system
- A condensate switch is an essential component to a properly functioning HVAC system
- Find the right Safe-T-Switch
- SS1 Float Switch: For primary drains or auxiliary drain outlets
- SS-1 Installation
- SS2 Float Switch: For primary drain pan auxiliary outlet
- SS3 Float Switch: For primary and auxiliary drain pans
- Electronic Safe-T-Switches
- New in the 2006 IMC….
- SS610E Mini-Split Systems Switch: For installation directly on primary drain pan or clipped to coils above primary drain pan
- SS610E - Wiring Diagram
- SS610E – Submittal Data Sheet
- SS500EP Commercial Rooftop Downflow Units
- SS700E: For Secondary (Auxiliary) Drain Pan ONLY
- Current Safe-T-Switch and All Access Product Line
- All Access Product Line
- Third Generation Coming Soon!!
- Maintenance addressed in the IMC
- Condensate Clean-out
- All Access Pump
- Directional Clean-out Tool using Mighty Pump
- Slide Number 28
- Slide Number 29
- EVERY Switch/Sensor by RectorSeal is run-tested to ensure quality
- Why RectorSeal Condensate Shut-off Switches?
- Why RectorSeal Safe-T-Switch?
- QUESTIONS??
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Directional Clean-out Tool using Mighty Pump
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Attach a pressurizing, or vacuuming,
device (e.g., Mighty™ Pump) to
Cleanout Tool. Pump, or vacuum, until
the blockage is cleared.
Disconnect the pressurizing, or
vacuuming, device from Cleanout Tool.
Remove Cleanout Tool and hang it
outside of the SS1 body.
Insert SS1 Cup/Float subassembly into
SS1 body. Test SS1 function.