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Wet Process Heating and Cooling Equipment

Thermal Overload Protection
Protector 1, 2 and 3 Series

THE PROTECTOR 1 SERIES

The Protector 1 over-temperature control system utilizes a heat sensitive fuse to detect overheat conditions. The fuse, placed inside a thermowell, positioned in contact with the heater sheath, will cut power to the heater in the event of low liquid level.

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THE PROTECTOR 2 AND 3 SERIES

The Protector 2 and Protector 3 systems provide the same reliable over temperature protection as the Protector 1; however, the control systems feature a heat sensing thermostat. Should the tank’s liquid level drop to a preset overheat point, the thermostat will trip and an audible alarm will sound, cutting power to the heater. This eliminates dangerous operating conditions. After filling the tank, the immersion heater can be quickly made operational by pushing the reset button on the control to restore power. Protector III is designed for flexible lead or high temperature fluoropolymer (PTFE) heater applications only. DO NOT wire P2 or P3 devices directly to power or heater load as a dangerous short circuit will result with irreparable damage to the heater. Please refer to wiring diagrams for proper installation.

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Color designations indicate lead wire color. Four digit numbers indicate PCN. P3 option not available on 8 and 9 kW elements. Lowest temperature replaceable style Protector standard unless otherwise designated.

VOLTAGES AVAILABLE (MOST HEATERS AND CONTROLS)

Voltages are designated in Process Technology model numbers as follows:

120 volt = 1
240 volt = 2
380 volt = 3
480 volt = 4
415 volt = 5
600 volt = 6
400 volt = 7
208 volt = 8
220 volt = 9

Specify single or three phase when ordering. Consult factory for other voltages.


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