ComAp has recently introduced the new Irrigation Pump Control Panel to the market for operators that require a standard control solution that is easy to install, reliable and well-supported.
Manager of Drive Industrial at ComAp, Tristen Place, said there is a real need for this type of solution to be brought to the market and the Irrigation Pump Control Panel provides a solution that allows operators to get up and running quickly.
“We wanted to introduce a robust and reliable solution that is easy for operators to set up and install,” Mr Place said.
“The Irrigation Pump Control Panel doesn’t require a PC to get started and will remain durable and protected in harsh weather environments.”
The panel comes in a polycarbonate panel suitable for mounting outside in all weather conditions with an IP65 rating, or in a mild steel panel with an IP44 rating making it ideal for mounting in a shed or lean-to.
The irrigation pump controller at the heart of the solution allows for control, monitoring and protection for both mechanical and electronic diesel/gas engines in one unit. Other benefits include automatic, manual or remote start/stop of the engine, and optional features such as automatic SMS when the alarm is triggered.
The solution has strong local support from ComAp’s sales and engineering team meaning that you will be attended to quickly should the need arise. With only the highest quality of materials used, the solution is both durable and dependable, resulting in a reduced chance of failure in the field.
This partner content is brought to you by ComAp. For more information, visit http://comap.com.au.
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