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| Franklin Application/Installation Data (AID)
... For The Professional Driller-Installer |
Vol. 19, No. 1 Jan/Feb 2001 |
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| Circuit Breaker/Fuse
Size Clarifications |
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In the 2000 Franklin Electric AIM Manual, we have included Circuit
Breaker and Fuse Sizing for our submersible motors (Tables 13,
21, 22,
and 23). You
should note that the values listed in the AIM
Manual are the maximum allowable values per the National Electrical
Code (NEC) and that fuse and circuit breaker sizes should never
exceed these values. However, smaller, more conservative breaker/fuse
sizes are typically used in submersible applications. These smaller
sizes, along with the NEC maximum sizes, are listed in the tables
in the AIM Manual
Remember, either size will protect the circuit, but never exceed
the maximum NEC value.
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| NEWS FROM THE MIDWEST |
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You already know that providing First
Class Field Service is important to Franklin Electric. Last
year, we expanded our US Field Service teamfrom 5 to 7 Field
Service Engineers to ensure better coverage. Now we are pleased
to announce that Bob McClain has joined the Field Service team
to cover our Midwestern territory. Bob is based at our headquarters
in Bluffton, Indiana, and covers Wisconsin, Michigan, Illinois,
Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, and West Virginia. Bob comes to us
from within Franklin Electric, where he has spent the past five
years of his 22-year tenure on the Submersible Service Hotline.
Bob can be reached by voicemail (260-827-5406), e-mail bmcclain@fele.com,
or by calling the Submersible Service Hotline (800-348-2420).
Please join us in welcoming him to his new position. |
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