Mechanical line leak detectors are pressure sensing devices that detect leaks as small as .3 gallons per hour. Once tripped, the leak detector dramatically reduces the flow rate to 1.5-3 gallons per minute. The leak detector will allow full flow only after full pump pressure has been restored. The reduced flows will alert you that something is wrong with the dispensing system and that immediate attention to the problem is necessary. Red Jackets FXV features:

Variable Speed Flow Controller A better approach to variable speed pumping, the Variable Speed Flow Controller measures and maintains line pressure to meet increase demand for flow while limiting flow to meet the 10 GPM maximum flow regulation. The Red Jacket Variable Speed Flow Controller offers the most advanced variable speed technology delivering the fastest and most efficient flow. Click Here For VSCB Brochure

IQ Control Box Red Jacket's IQ control box helps keep your customers satisfied with uninterrupted fueling. That means less downtime and more bottom line profits for you. The IQ is designed to provide motor protection from dry run conditions and automatically restarts the system when fuel is added to the tank. It spreads motor wear evenly in tandem or multiple motor systems, ensuring long motor life, and will warn site personnel of conditions impacting the ability to fuel. It also increases flow when necessary and protects wiring and controls from locked rotor or high current. Click Here for IQCB Brochure

ISOTROL 1-8 Isotrol gives you the best in dispenser handle isolation. Responding to industry and electrical code changes, Isotrol handles signals between each dispenser. It isolates and protects individual dispensers from wiring shorts or phasing issues and keep technicians from dangerous feedback during service.

Capacitor in Control Box Red Jacket's control box and three-wire disconnect yoke offers convenient access to the capacitor for service or replacement. For single-phase applications, the three-wire yoke allows the capacitor to be moved out of the packer and into a redesigned control box. Troubleshooting is easier, as checking or replacing the capacitor no longer requires removing the manhole cover and climbing into the sump. Result: easier maintenance and less site shutdown.