The entry-level model from RCI Technologies is priced lower than the regular units, and has no touch screen or internal enclosures for the wiring inside the cabinet. The PLC controls the alarms only and power upgrades are the only option available.
The entry-level system is similar to other FRS units in that it cleans and circulates the customer’s stored fuel on a pre-programmed schedule, is PLC-controlled, has a key switch and a 24-hour, seven-day programmable clock, is UL-listed, and is housed in a NEMA 4 key-lockable cabinet.
“The entry-level system enables customers working with a more limited budget to also benefit from RCI’s patented fuel purification technology, but at a lower cost and with a simpler interface,” RCI President Robert Randle said.
The EL series is available in three flow rates: 5 gpm (FRS 660-5-EL-UL), 11 gpm (FRS 660-11-EL-UL) and 25 gpm (FRS 660-25-EL-UL).
