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1 The Advanced Deaerator Control System ADAC Advanced Deaerator Control MAXIMum safety and efficiency for steam applications

One package from a single source supplier Features in an easy-to-use interface Allen Bradley Compact Logix L32 processor with 7 or 10 touch color screen Interface Application for a single Deaerator

Unique light stack provides visibility across the room; indicating safe operation, alarms and cautions VFD, Soft starter or contactor based pump control for automatic sequencing and rotation of up to

Safety & Reliability Electrical energy usage with VFD Reliability with ongoing operating and fault indications Uptime and product quality with precise PLC based control and monitoring Safety through

2 One package from a single source supplier Features in an easy-to-use interface Allen Bradley Compact Logix L32 processor with 7 or 10 touch color screen Interface Application for a single Deaerator or suge tank, and Duo tank or Two separate tanks in one application Communication tie-in with local or remote monitoring points including Building Automation System (BAS) interfacing Alarm capability Unique light stack provides visibility across the room; indicating safe operation, alarms and cautions VFD, Soft starter or contactor based pump control for automatic sequencing and rotation of up to 6 feedwater pumps and 3 transfer pumps Analog control of the modulating feedwater make-up valve and pressure reducing valve(s) Expanded alarm/fault annunciation including history Maximize Efficiency, Safety & Reliability Electrical energy usage with VFD Reliability with ongoing operating and fault indications Uptime and product quality with precise PLC based control and monitoring Safety through electronic control, monitoring, and annunciation Communication with local/remote monitoring Decision making with constant system intelligence and information access Flexibility with ability to tie into local or remote building automation Compact Logix L32 Processor and Expanded I/O VFD, soft starters, combination starters and contactors available with automatic sequencing and alternation Multiple pump staging 221 Law Street Thomasville, GA info@cleaverbrooks.com cleaverbrooks.com Printed in the USA 2010 Cleaver-Brooks, Inc CB /13

3 SIMPLIFIED MANAGEMENT, ONE INTERFACE Intermediate Level Control System LCS 150E.1 Tank level CONTROL

4 Flexibility allows for use on any deaerator, boiler feed system or surge tank. Features: Programmable controller with backlit graphical display and keypad Water level set points, alarm points, transmitter span, and PI controls with spare contacts on each alarm for customer connection Simplified text readouts for easy field configuration using the standard keypad Manual or automatic control of up to two make up valves Easy-to-read level indication with magnetically actuated brightly colored flags in an external housing No sight glass - water is contained in a pressure-tight stainless steel housing Level indicator and transmitter Modulating feed water valve and actuator Alarm horn, silence button and level alarm lights Antiquated Control system Modern Level & Alarm Control Package Simplify your level and alarm piping in one package from a single source supplier. Available in new applications or retrofit to an existing unit. 1. Adjustable transmitter span 2. Individual adjustable water level set point for each MUV 3. Adjustable high-high water alarm point (with differential) 4. Adjustable high water alarm point (with differential) 5. Adjustable low water alarm point (with differential) 6. Adjustable low-low water alarm point (with differential) 7. Adjustable low water cutoff point (with differential) 8. Adjustable P and I (proportional and integral gain) parameters 9. Manual or automatic make-up valve operation 10. On-screen alarm indication and relay outputs for high water, low water, low water cutoff, and general alarms 11. Alarm Silence input 12. On-screen trending, modbus RTU communications and data logging to an optional micro SD card. 221 Law Street Thomasville, GA info@cleaverbrooks.com cleaverbrooks.com Printed in the U.S.A Cleaver-Brooks, Inc. CB /11

5 SIMPLIFIED MANAGEMENT, ONE INTERFACE Intermediate 2-Tank Level Control System LCS 250E.1 Two Tank level CONTROL

6 Flexibility allows for use on any duo-tank deaerator, boiler feed system or surge tank. Features: Programmable controller with backlit graphical display and keypad Water level set points, alarm points, transmitter span, and PI controls with spare contacts on each alarm for customer connection Simplified text readouts for easy field configuration using the standard keypad Manual or automatic control of up to two make up valves Easy-to-read level indication with magnetically actuated brightly colored flags in an external housing No sight glass - water is contained in a pressure-tight stainless steel housing Level indicator and transmitter Modulating feed water valve and actuator Alarm horn, silence button and level alarm lights Antiquated Control system Modern Level & Alarm Control Package Simplify your level and alarm piping in one package from a single source supplier. Available in new applications or retrofit to an existing unit for two-tank systems. 1. Adjustable transmitter span 2. Individual adjustable water level set point for each MUV 3. Adjustable high-high water alarm point (with differential) 4. Adjustable high water alarm point (with differential) 5. Adjustable low water alarm point (with differential) 6. Adjustable low-low water alarm point (with differential) 7. Adjustable low water cutoff point (with differential) 8. Adjustable P and I (proportional and integral gain) parameters 9. Manual or automatic make-up valve operation 10. On-screen alarm indication and relay outputs for high water, low water, low water cutoff, and general alarms 11. Alarm Silence input 12. On-screen trending, modbus RTU communications and data logging to an optional micro SD card. 221 Law Street Thomasville, GA info@cleaverbrooks.com cleaverbrooks.com Printed in the U.S.A Cleaver-Brooks, Inc. CB /11

7 PCS 140E.1 pump control system

SIMPLIFIED MANAGEMENT, ONE INTERFACE Intermediate Pump Control System Flexibility allows for use on any deaerator, boiler feed system or surge tank.

Simplified text readouts for easy field configuration using the standard keypad Manual or automatic control of up to four pumps on a common discharge header Alarm Sounder, silence button and alarm

8 SIMPLIFIED MANAGEMENT, ONE INTERFACE Intermediate Pump Control System Flexibility allows for use on any deaerator, boiler feed system or surge tank. Features: Programmable controller with backlit display and keypad Discharge Pressure Set points, alarm points, transmitter span, and PI controls with spare contacts on alarm for customer connection. Simplified text readouts for easy field configuration using the standard keypad Manual or automatic control of up to four pumps on a common discharge header Alarm Sounder, silence button and alarm light Simplify your pump control lead lag and alternation in one package from a single source supplier. Available in new applications or retrofit to an existing unit. 1. Adjustable transmitter span 2. Adjustable pump lead lag set point 3. Adjustable pump lead lag sequence 4. Adjustable pump rotation method 5. Low water pump cutoff input 6. Adjustable P and I (proportional and integral gain) parameters 7. On-screen trending, modbus RTU communications and data logging to an optional micro SD card 221 Law Street Thomasville, GA USA info@cleaverbrooks.com cleaverbrooks.com Printed in the U.S.A Cleaver-Brooks, Inc. CB /12

SCC Inc. Master Panel. Specifications. Document No. TS 2010 February 11, Product Description. Sample Specification

SCC Inc. Master Panel. Specifications. Document No. TS 2010 February 11, Product Description. Sample Specification February 11, 2019 Master Panel Product Description The Master Panel shall provide lead/lag control and time based, automatic rotation of up to eight (8) boilers, when used in conjunction with LMV3 or LMV5