LIBERTY PUMPS

Liberty Pumps duplex control panels are available in several voltage and current configurations. Common ratings include 120/208/240V AC with 0–14.9 A or 15–20 A, 208/240/480V AC with 1.6–2.5 A or 2.5–4 A, and 575V AC with 2.5–4 A or 4–6.3 A. These panels manage two pumps with alternating operation, and many include tether floats for level sensing. The current range determines the maximum pump load the panel can handle. When selecting a panel, match the voltage to the site supply and the current range to the pump's full-load amperage. 3G Electric stocks these configurations and can provide spec sheets for verification.

Demand dose is a dosing schedule used in Liberty Pumps simplex control panels to control effluent pumping based on demand. The panel uses a tether float to sense liquid level and activates the pump when a set level is reached. The demand dose logic allows the pump to run for a calculated period or until the level drops to a lower setpoint, depending on the model. This is common in applications where timed dosing or volume-based dosing is required, such as septic effluent systems. The panel may include an audio or visual alert output for fault conditions. 3G Electric supplies simplex panels with demand dose, including models rated 120/208/240V AC at 15–20 A and 200/230V at 18.5 A.

Liberty Pumps control panels are available in plastic and metal enclosures. Plastic enclosures are common for outdoor-rated models, providing corrosion resistance in damp or exposed environments. Some panels are specifically marked for outdoor use, while others are intended for indoor installation. The enclosure type affects the panel's suitability for a given location, so it is important to verify the rating against the installation site. For example, a panel with a plastic outdoor enclosure can be mounted in a sump pit area or wastewater treatment room where moisture is present. 3G Electric stocks panels with both indoor and outdoor plastic enclosures, and can advise on the appropriate choice based on the environment.

Liberty Pumps control panels are designed for use with a range of pump types, including grinder pumps. The panel's current rating must be compatible with the grinder pump's full-load amperage. For example, a panel rated 0–14.9 A or 15–20 A at 120/208/240V AC can control single-phase grinder pumps within that current range. Duplex panels with alternating operation are often used in systems with two grinder pumps for redundancy. The panel's float type and alert output should also match the system requirements. 3G Electric supplies Liberty Pumps panels that are commonly paired with grinder pumps in wastewater and sewage applications. Always confirm the pump's electrical characteristics before selecting a panel.

Simplex Liberty Pumps control panels control one pump, while duplex panels control two pumps. Duplex panels typically include alternating operation, which switches the lead pump on each cycle to distribute wear evenly. They may also have demand dose scheduling and multiple float inputs for level control. Simplex panels are used in single-pump systems and can include demand dose for timed or volume-based dosing. Both types are available in various voltage and current ratings, and with audio or visual alert outputs. The choice depends on the system design: simplex for single-pump installations, duplex for systems requiring redundancy or higher capacity. 3G Electric stocks both configurations.

Liberty Pumps control panels offer audio and visual alert outputs. Audio alerts provide an audible alarm for fault conditions such as high water level or pump failure. Visual alerts use an indicator light or display to signal the same conditions. Some panels include both, while others have one type. The alert output can often be connected to a remote alarm panel or building management system for monitoring. When selecting a panel, consider whether the installation requires local notification or remote signaling. 3G Electric supplies panels with audio, visual, or combined alert outputs across the range of voltage and current ratings.