Electric heaters and gas detectors
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News and Press ReleasesLarry Maple, National Sales Manager to Retire June 30, 2010 After 40 years, Larry Maple, our sales manager will be retiring June 30th of this year. Larry started as a wireman in the electric heating division in 1970 and became plant foreman in 1978. In June 1981 he switched to be sales engineer and on January 1, 2008 became our national sales manager. Don Schwab will replace Larry as national sales manager. Bill Tucker who had previously been with us as a design engineer and service manager, has returned to us as sales engineer. Please contact Don Schwab, Bill Tucker or our customer service department if we can assist you with either of our product lines: electric heaters or commercial gas detectors. We all wish Larry an enjoyable and healthy retirement. Updated UL1996 requires disconnecting contactors be used in open coil duct heater applications. For the safety of service personnel performing work on or near an open coil duct heater, contactors used to control them must break all ungrounded conductors. Paragraph 24.3.18 Requirement: Mercury or magnetic contactors used on open coil electric duct heaters shall break all ungrounded conductors. Phase break on three phase heaters shall not be permitted. Where silicon controlled rectifiers (SCRs) are used, the safety contactor shall break all ungrounded conductors. This requirement does not apply to sheathed type electric duct heaters. Brasch continues its tradition of innovation.
Brasch Announces Digital Gas Sensors & Monitor Panel
Brasch is now offering a Test Kit for carbon monoxide detectors and transmitters. It may be used to assure proper function of your monitoring system and determine the need for recalibration. If you have any questions about Brasch products that cannot be answered here, please do not hesitate to contact us.
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