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The plunger lift controller battery has an in-line, slow blow fuse. This acts as a safety mechanism and ensures compliance with hazardous locations standards. For replacement parts and service, please contact an Authorized Reseller. For more information, please visit our FAQ.
If you battery is currently reading 0V, then the fuse in the battery has been blown. You will need to get a replacement battery. For more information, check out our FAQ.
ETC plunger lift controllers are certified as a full product with a certification label that details the type of battery that is acceptable: ALiEn2 Battery Part Number: ET-12001-1008-0002Capacity: 8Ah There are several safety components embedded in the battery assembly to ensure intrinsic safety. For more information on the certification of…
ALiEn2 plunger lift controllers contain software that actively monitors the attached battery to determine when to go into a low battery shutdown to ensure the controller can perform critical operations and safely shut down. Battery Monitor Operation Low Battery If 6 successive battery samples are below 5.5 V, the controller…
The plunger lift controller has a built in battery charger that uses the provided solar panel to recharge the battery. If for any reason, an approved battery does need to be charged (ie: loss of solar power source), ETC has built an inexpensive wall charger that falls within the battery…
ETC plunger lift controllers have a bootloader and separate firmware image that is used when it comes to programming them with a new version of software. This allows users to erase the firmware and replace it with a newer version or a release with a different feature set. What You…
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