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A clamp-on ammeter allows you to measure current in your submersible installation system without breaking the circuit. Amperage, obtained from measuring current, can tell you whether or not a motor is overloaded or underloaded.
During this video, we'll show you just how easy it is to build a SSI Series Submersible Pump. We'll take you through the entire, start to finish, build process. This SSI Series Submersible Pump is assembled at Franklin Electric Build Centers. Certified...
Current is measured by an ammeter in amperage or “amps.” Why this is valuable? Amperage tells you how hard the pump and motor are working.
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In the submersible motor industry the term “service factor amps” can be confusing. This video explains the different between service factor amps and full-load-amps when it comes to troubleshooting a motor.
One of the basic concepts we have to understand while troubleshooting a submersible water system is voltage -- measured with a Voltmeter. Key takeaway from this segment: voltage is pressure.
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This video takes a look at megohmmeters, or meggers, and how you can measure insulation resistance in a submersible motor. Why is this important? So you can know the condition of your ENTIRE installation.
