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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A condensate switch is an essential component to a properly functioning
HVAC system
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IMC 307.2.3 Auxiliary and secondary drain systems
In addition to the requirements of Section 307.2.1, where damage
to any building components could occur as a result of overflow from
the equipment primary condensate removal system, one of the
following auxiliary protection methods shall be provided for each
cooling coil, or fuel-fired, appliance that produces condensate:
1. An Auxiliary Drain Pan (Secondary) with a separate Drain Line shall be
provided under the coils
on which condensation will occur....
2. A separate Overflow Drain Line shall be connected to the drain pan
provided with the equipment (Primary Drain Pan). Such over flow drain
shall discharge to a conspicuous point of disposal to alert occupants in
the event of a stoppage of the primary drain. The overflow drain line
shall connect to the drain pan at a higher level than the primary drain
connection.
Required by the
International Mechanical Code