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Product End-o

-Life Instructions

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EPCT Electric Fire Pump Controllers

The purpose of the Product End-of-Life Instructions is to communicate basic

information needed for reuse, recycling and other forms of recovery of an Eaton

roduct.

Product Description

Eaton electric fire pump controllers are designed to

UL, FM and NFPA code requirements. The

controllers are designed to provide power to electric

motors used in a fire suppression system.

 Marketing Model/Name – FD or FT followed by

two numbers. E.g. FD30 or FT90

 Product Range – LMR+ or EPCT Fire

 Product Category – Fire Pump Controllers

 Materials – Enclosure (hot or cold rolled steel,

galvanized, copper, and/or aluminum), PCB

(logic board, I/O board, ATS board (if equipped),

and soft start (if equipped)), wire (tin-platted

copper), breakers & contactors (molded plastics

and copper), and miscellaneous components.

About Eaton and the Environment

Eaton is developing customer solutions that drive

sustainable growth around the globe, including

efficiently using and conserving global resources,

developing energy efficient products, reducing

emissions, protecting the environment, and

volunteering time to help build stronger communities.

For more information on Sustainability at Eaton,

please visit www.eaton.com/sustainability

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Eaton Industries (Canada) Company

Low Voltage Control Assemblies

403 East Lake Blvd.

Airdrie, Alberta, Canada T4A 2G1

Tel: +1 (403) 717-2000

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General End of Life Care

All local requirements must be followed for storage, handling, disposing and recycling of waste. For more

information contact your local environmental agency or an Eaton representative.

 Steel – hot/cold rolled, galvanized, etc. – can be sent to scrap metal facilities.

 Printed circuit boards (PCB), breakers, contactors, current transformers, and relays can be given to any

electronics recycling facility.

�� Conductors are tin-plated copper that can be recycled at any copper recycling facilities.

 For any material not listed above, please contact your local recycling facility to verify its recyclability.

Caution should be observed when dismantling any electronic device as there is potential for electrical shock.

Ensure that all power is disconnected using zero voltage verification methods prior to removing any piece of

equipment from the controller(s).

Breakers

Printed Circuit

Boards

Conductors Brass DVS

Breakers

Conductors