Franklin Electric's Soft Starters provide an across-the-line solution for controlling start/stop voltages and start/stop times while working seamlessly with modern pumping systems. Now, we’re enhancing our Soft Starters lineup with the SMS-RV SubMonitor® Pump Soft Starter.
Engineered and Ready for Your Application: Franklin Electric’s design and engineering teams have designed an array of options to meet our most popular and requested offerings, so you can efficiently tackle field jobs.
Assembled and Shipped from Oregon: Every unit is assembled in Franklin Electric’s U.S.-based UL 508A-certified factory for exceptional quality control and fulfillment.
Built-in Protections: The motor is safeguarded against overload, underload, overheating, faults, and run-dry conditions.
Easy Setup and Support with FE Connect mobile app: Get onsite connectivity, virtual collaboration, and support, enhancing how you service Franklin Electric products. Startup is simple with in-app guidance. With FE Connect's One-to-One™ service feature, installers can give temporary access to Franklin’s support team or their internal experts for real-time, live support.
Automation-ready for Advanced Pump Control: Modbus RTU allows seamless integration into SCADA and automation systems for remote communication and control.
To learn more about the SMS-RV SubMonitor® Pump Soft Starter, visit the product page. To learn more about our entire lineup of industry-leading drives and starters, visit: Drives, Starters & Protection
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