An alarm is the one part of a pump system that has to work when everything else has not. We build it that way — on its own branch, tested from the door, and wired to tell someone who is not standing there.
Every Legacy pump panel carries an alarm built to these rules. Where the alarm is the whole job, these panels do it on their own.
Alarm circuits are fused independently of the controls, so a tripped pump branch or a blown control fuse does not silence the warning.
Where a separate control feed is installed, the alarm keeps working even when the pump main is switched off.
Press-to-test proves the light and the horn. Silence mutes the horn only — the light stays lit until the level clears.
Isolated dry contacts hand the alarm to a dialer, telemetry unit or SCADA system — the site checks in so nobody has to drive out.
From a single high-water alarm to a contact that reports to a control room.
Red beacon, horn, test and silence — the same alarm hardware that goes in every Legacy pump panel.
A dry alarm contact for a dialer, telemetry or building system. The connected device supplies its own voltage.
Gravity and high-water alarm packages that drop into existing installations.
Remote reporting and alarm notification for operators running sites they cannot visit daily.
Adding a proper high-water alarm to a system that never had one.
Knowing about a problem before the customer calls.
Sites nobody visits every day.
Whatever the family, the same rules go into the box. That is what makes a panel built in Mims recognizable — to the inspector, to the service tech, and to us, years after it ships.
Every panel built and marked under the Listing, with a nameplate stating its own ratings.
Each unit carries its own serial and a build record. We know what is inside every panel we ship.
A code inside the door opens that panel’s current documents on any phone. No login, no searching.
The control assembly lifts out on quick-connects. Field terminations stay put while service happens on the bench.
Overloads, branch breakers and control fuses plotted together, so each device clears in its own zone.
Breakers, floats, clamps and weights we manufacture ourselves — so our lead times hold.
Tell us what the equipment has to do. We will engineer the control scheme, build it to UL 508A, and put your brand on the front if you want it there.