Six product families — branded for wholesale and dealer networks, private-labelled for OEMs, and built on components we manufacture ourselves.
Pump control · simplex
One pump. Nothing left to chance. Demand, time dose, records and plug-in — single-pump control, field-selectable 120/240 V.
See the 4000 Series →
Pump control · duplex
Two pumps. Equal wear. Alternation every cycle, lag activation for high inflow, and a time-dose duplex.
See the 6000 Series →
Motor control · three-phase
Engineered to the motor. 208 to 600 V, simplex to quadplex — and phase conversion for single-phase sites.
See the 9000 Series →
Process control
Treatment that proves it’s working. UV supervision, aeration monitoring, smart-timer dosing, drip and spray dispersal.
See the Treatment & Dispersal →
Signal
Know before it overflows. High-water alarms, separately fused alarm circuits, dry contacts for dialers and telemetry.
See the Alarms & Monitoring →
Made in house
We make the parts inside, too. UL 489 breakers, floats, clamps, weights and alarm globes — stocked, so our panels ship.
See the Components →Effluent chambers, sumps, ejectors and transfer — on floats or on a timer.
Lift and pump stations that cannot go down when one pump does.
208 to 600 V, one to four motors — or three-phase pumps on a single-phase site.
Aerobic treatment, UV disinfection, spray and drip fields, nitrogen reduction.
A high-water alarm for an existing system, or a dry contact for a dialer or telemetry.
That is most of what we do. Bring us the process and we engineer the control.
Branch protection, contactor, control relay and a labelled terminal strip on their own rails, behind a legended faceplate. The control assembly lifts out on quick-connects for service — the X-Frame Modular Service System.
We build production panels under our customers’ names — and we do not publish whose. The panels say enough:
Repeatable to the print, revision-controlled, and supported for the life of the panel — under your name, not ours.
Every protective device in a panel has a time–current curve. Most shops read them one at a time, off a catalogue page. We plot ours together — the overload, the branch breaker, the control fuses, on one chart — and the panel is specified from what the chart says: each device clears in its own zone, and nothing upstream trips for a fault that belongs downstream.
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.