Simplex · single pump or motor

One pump. Every failsafe that matters.

Single pump or motor, alarm and float inputs, failsafe lockouts where treatment integrity depends on them.

The difference

Detail is what sets us apart

Choosing our panel isn't choosing a solution. It's choosing a resolution.

We don't use a part because it's what the vendor had on the shelf. We go and find the part we want.

The engineering in our design goes well past electrical. It's mechanical. It's built for longevity, and it's built for the production line — batch ordering, the same panel the same way every time.

A Legacy Controls simplex control assembly lifted out of its enclosure: faceplate with pump and alarm selectors, breakers, contactor, control relay and terminal strip on their own DIN rails.

THE FRAME, OUT OF THE BOX

Serviceability

Built to be serviced

Things break. Mistakes happen. Some of it is outside anyone's control. It is not a matter of if — it's a matter of when. And the when is what costs you money. It's what costs your customer money.

So we put serviceability at the forefront.

The system, by name

R-Frame Modular Service System

The frame system utilizes quick-connect interfaces that permit extraction of the complete control assembly in approximately one to two minutes. The enclosure and all field terminations to the structure or post remain undisturbed. Service is then performed on the assembly under controlled conditions.

Simplex models

Two simplex panels, both documented in the field

Each one links to its documentation page — the same page the QR code inside the panel opens.

LE-4001

Demand dose. The float calls, the pump runs.

QUICK START · MANUAL · SPEC · TROUBLESHOOTING

Documentation for LE-4001 →

LE-4002

Time dose. The timer decides, the floats supervise.

MANUAL · SPEC · TROUBLESHOOTING

Documentation for LE-4002 →

Your name on the door. Ours inside the box.