Specifications include, but are not limited to: ONE (1)- ALYAN MODEL NO. VSPM-6560-3. DUPLEX VARIABLE SPEED PRESSURE MASTER NSF-61 CERTIFIED CONSTANT PRESSURE DOMESTIC WATER BOOSTER PUMP PACKAGED TOTAL SYSTEM CAPACITY: 130 GPM@ 60 PSI W/MIN. SUCTION OF 25 PSIG. – TWO (2)- EBARA CDU200/5, NSF-61 END END SUCTION SINGLE-STAGE PUMPS, ALL 304SS 125# WP CONSTRUCTION, 3 HP @ 3500RPM. ODP MOTORS, 460V CAPACITY / PUMP: 65 GPM@ 105′ TOH (45 PSI BOOST) 50% TOTAL FLOW (MISC. EQUIP.) – UP TO 3″ L COPPER VICTAULIC GROOVED HEADERS, 3.5″ LF PRESSURE GAUGES. FULL PORT LF BALL ISOLATION VALVES, SOFT SEAT CHECK VALVES. THERMAL PURGE VALVES. ALL SKID MOUNTED ON 3″ HIGH STEEL BASE PLATE. – ONE (1)- ELBI MODEL NO. DTL-019, 5 GALLON, ASME HYDRO-PNEUMATIC TANK, 150# WP, W/ BALL ISO-VALVE (HEADER MOUNTED TO SKID & AIR CHARGED BY INSTALLER). – ONE (1)- UL-508A LISTED & LABELED CONTROL PANEL, MODEL NO. D-V371-H34, NEMA 12 FORCED VENTILATED ENCLOSURE, ONE MAIN NF DOOR INTERLOCKED SAFETY DISCONNECT SWITCH, INTERNAL CIRCUIT BREAKERS 25KA SCCR, (2)- VARIABLE SPEED DRIVES RATED 3 HP / 5.1 A, 460V/30, OVERLOAD/VOLTAGE PROTECTION, 24VDC PS CB, VISION 130 PLC WITH LCD DISPLAY & NON-VOLATILE MEMORY RETENTION, NEMA SIZE H-O-A SELECTORS RUN INDICATION, MANUAL (UP/DOWN) – SPEED POTENTIOMETER, P1-ALTERNATE-P2 SELECTOR. ELAPSED PUMP RUN TIMERS. 24-HOUR ALTERNATION, NO-FLOW SHUT-DOWN, FAIL-SAFE FEATURES: LOW /HIGH SUCTION PRESSURE SHUT-DOWN W/AUTO RESTART, LOW/HIGH SYSTEM PRESSURE FAIL-SAFE, AUDIBLE ALARM WITH SILENCER SWITCH, REMOTE ALARM DRY CONTRACT, NUMBERED TERMINAL STRIP, ALL WIRING WILL BE NUMBER CODED & ENCASED IN WIRE RACEWAYS. ALL CONSTRUCTION SHALL MEET OR EXCEED UL-508A REQUIREMENTS. *UNIT SHALL BE COMPLETELY PRE-TESTED & PAINTED. *APPROXIMATE BASE DIMENSIONS: 24″WX40″L – 1″ NON-SEISMIC SPRING VIBRATION ISOLATION (4 LOOSE SPRING MOUNTS). – TWO (2)- 3″X9 SS FLEX CONNECTORS (IF SPRING MOUNTS CHOSEN NEED FLEX & FLANGES). – TWO (2)- 3″ 150# SWEAT FLG ON ONE SIDE OF EACH MANIFOLD. – TWO (2)- 3″ 150# VICTAULIC FLG ADAPTERS ONE SIDE OF EACH MANIFOLD.
