Category: Dispenser Wiring Disconnect
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Power Integrity All-in-One Dispenser Disconnects
$879.00 – $2,555.00Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product pageTo complement their current DDS offer, Power Integrity introduces DDS-One, their “all-in-one” dispenser low voltage disconnect. DDS-One provides the same functionality as our current DDS but all in a single enclosure.
The Power Integrity DDS is a code compliant solution to make your site safer for your employees and customers. Our DDS provides a modular solution to disconnect all low voltage dispenser data, communication, and video circuits at your location.
In 2011 the National Electric Code® clarified that all circuits, including power, data, communication and video circuits,leading to and through dispensing equipment must have a remote means to disconnect from the source of supply. Low voltage circuits (such as Class 2 power-limited circuits), while considered safe from an electrical shock or fire perspective, can ignite vapors in the environment of a Class 1 location such as a fuel dispensing area. This remote means must be able to disconnect all circuits regardless of voltage to all dispensers in an emergency shut down and to each individual dispenser during periods of maintenance and service
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Power Integrity Dispenser Disconnects for Dispenser Data and Card Reader
$665.00 – $1,665.00Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product pageThe Power Integrity DDS is a code compliant solution to make your site safer for your employees and customers. Our DDS provides a modular solution to disconnect all low voltage dispenser data, communication, and video circuits at your location.
In 2011 the National Electric Code® clarified that all circuits, including power, data, communication and video circuits,leading to and through dispensing equipment must have a remote means to disconnect from the source of supply. Low voltage circuits (such as Class 2 power-limited circuits), while considered safe from an electrical shock or fire perspective, can ignite vapors in the environment of a Class 1 location such as a fuel dispensing area. This remote means must be able to disconnect all circuits regardless of voltage to all dispensers in an emergency shut down and to each individual dispenser during periods of maintenance and service
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Power Integrity Dispenser Disconnects for Intercom and Media Circuits
$349.00 – $665.00Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product pageThe Power Integrity DDS is a code compliant solution to make your site safer for your employees and customers. Our DDS provides a modular solution to disconnect all low voltage dispenser data, communication, and video circuits at your location.
In 2011 the National Electric Code® clarified that all circuits, including power, data, communication and video circuits,leading to and through dispensing equipment must have a remote means to disconnect from the source of supply. Low voltage circuits (such as Class 2 power-limited circuits), while considered safe from an electrical shock or fire perspective, can ignite vapors in the environment of a Class 1 location such as a fuel dispensing area. This remote means must be able to disconnect all circuits regardless of voltage to all dispensers in an emergency shut down and to each individual dispenser during periods of maintenance and service
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Power Integrity Dispenser Disconnects for Video (One Ethernet circuit)
$665.00 – $1,055.00Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product pageThe Power Integrity DDS is a code compliant solution to make your site safer for your employees and customers. Our DDS provides a modular solution to disconnect all low voltage dispenser data, communication, and video circuits at your location.
In 2011 the National Electric Code® clarified that all circuits, including power, data, communication and video circuits,leading to and through dispensing equipment must have a remote means to disconnect from the source of supply. Low voltage circuits (such as Class 2 power-limited circuits), while considered safe from an electrical shock or fire perspective, can ignite vapors in the environment of a Class 1 location such as a fuel dispensing area. This remote means must be able to disconnect all circuits regardless of voltage to all dispensers in an emergency shut down and to each individual dispenser during periods of maintenance and service
