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FEATURES. Easily connects to ANY Apex via the AquaBus interface. Compatible with all Apex Systems – Apex, Lite or Jr. Feeds pellet or flake food in varying amounts as often as you like. ‘Stay Dry’ sealed food container keeps out moisture. All Apex program functions are available giving you flexibility to feed when and how you want.
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automated feeder products. This section describes the specific features, functions and benefits of VR-3S Recloser, PCD2000, Loop Control, VS-3S Switch, SCD2000, ISD2000 and DCD2000. 15 Tables and diagrams detailing the ratings, tolerances and dimensions of ABB’s AF2000 family of products. Technical Specifications 35 Product Description
STAY-DRY SYSTEM PREVENTS CAKING AND CLUMPING. A common issue for most aquarium autofeeders is moisture getting into the food, making it clump or cake and clogging up. The AFS has a motorized food delivery system that automatically extends and retracts into the housing for each feeding.
1 Σεπ 2011 · Use of automated feeder switching to: Detect feeder faults. Determine the fault location (b etween 2 swi tch es) Isolate the faulted section of the feeder (between 2 feeder switches) Restore service to “healthy” portions of the feeder.
Auto-sectionalizing: minimize outage durations... without braving the elements. The Auto-sectionalizing application resides on our feeder IEDs. Auto-sectionalizing opens a sectionalizing switch in response to an over current fault during the breaker’s open interval. Quickly and reliably with or without communications.
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