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Pump protection at its best The facts are clear and so are the choices. Franklin Electric’s Pumptec family provides the high performance pump protection you need deep down in the well. Designed to monitor motor load and supply voltage and to shut down the pump to prevent damage, Pumptec family products protect your water system investment. Pumptec, QD Pumptec, and Pumptec-Plus will protect motors between 1/3 and 5 horsepower. They cover a broad range of ratings and fault conditions: Click here...

Rick brings humor and a great attitude to the RC Worst. Rick enjoys spending time with his wife, son, and daughter. He loves to hunt, fish and play sports with his kids. Rick was a residential electrician in California before moving north to join family already living in the Inland Northwest. We are happy he made the move as he is a great asset to the service team. At Worst since 2017 Why Our Customers Should “Expect the Best from RC Worst” We are a locally owned, fourth generation, family...

The newly redesigned Model 122 control panel controls two 120/208/240V single phase pumps in water and sewage installations. This panel includes a new innovative duplex controller for pump control, alternation and alarm; including float status LEDs, control/alarm power on/off switch with LED indicator, pump run LEDs, HOA switches, pump lead lag selector switch, auxiliary contacts and more! The Model 122 control panel features built in lag pump delay time, pump failure detection, and float out...

The UV BigBoy™ Series is the most versatile commercial ultraviolet disinfection system on the market today. This 15 to 60 GPM series is manufactured with versatility in mind, and is virtually unlimited in the possible filter configurations and manifold sequences. The series is designed with the same traditional style that Pura® has made an industry standard - worldwide. One advantage of the UV BigBoy™ Series is the convenient manifold mounting rack. The rack can be used to configure up to four...

Caution! Electricity can be very dangerous, especially if you are inexperienced. Always use caution when working with electricity and turn off the power supply/circuit breakers when testing components or making any adjustments within the electrical system. If you are not 100% confident you can perform any of these tests safely, call a professional. 1. Grab your Sharpie! Write useful information on the control panel using a permanent marker. List pump amperage and voltage readings, model...