FPS-650 and FPS-1250 South-Tek Systems
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Revision Date: 9/6/19
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Carefully, break down the crate and store in a safe location in the case that it
may need to be sent back to the factory for service.
ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS
The FPS-650 and FPS-1250 requires 110–125VAC / 50-60hz / 1ph / 20A or
220-240VAC / 50-60hz / 1ph / 20A connection. A dedicated circuit is
suggested for each install. The electrical panel as a 20A circuit breaker built
into the on/off rocker switch. The system is UL 508A ICP approved. Electrical
schematic available upon request.
INSTALLATION (FOR FPS-650)
The N
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FPS-650 can be mounted to a wall or placed on a floor. It
is recommended that the N
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FPS-650 be mounted to a weight-
bearing wall that can support its weight as specified in 3.2 Specifications.
If placed on t h e floor, it should still be fastened in place so that it
cannot move due to vibration or damaged from falling over. The N
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should always be installed indoors in an environment between
40° and 90° F in the upright position where it will not be damaged by water
or moving equipment. Leave at least 6” on the left side of the cabinet for
ventilation, but 36” is recommended for access to the control panel,
tube/pipe connections, and the front cover. There is a ¼” OD tube drain port
on the bottom right of the cabinet. This can be plumbed to the nearest site
drain.
There is an optional mounting bracket kit (STS Part #: A05-TYP1-RD), that
allows you to mount the system on a standard 16” wall stud width.
Otherwise, use the mounting holes on the cabinet for mounting the N
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securely and level, directly to the wall.
Figure 2: Shipping Lock Bolts
