Cut Gas Flow to 108D10C and 108D90C Cut off gas flow in less than 0.1 seconds with an ASCO 173A19 Emergency Stop Station featuring a momentary push button. Install these in multiple stations located around the facility or classroom for safety and emergency purposes. Applicable to both 108D10C and 108D90C.

Open and Cut Gas Flow The normally-closed pushbutton of the ASCO 216C89 Master Control Station cuts off gas flow when pressed. A key operated, normally-open switch restores gas flow. One Master Control Station is required for each 108D10C panel installation. Not required for or applicable to 108D90C.

Monitor Back-up Generator Start Signals and Prevent Outages An NEC®-compliant engine-generator starts automatically when it receives a start signal from an automatic transfer switch. If signaling wires are damaged, an engine will not receive the start signal needed to begin supplying mission-critical power. Without Engine Start Circuit monitoring and control, facility operators will never know when wiring is compromised, placing the facility at risk for an outage.

Remotely Monitor and Control ASCO Transfer Switches ​The ASCO Quad-Ethernet Module, Catalog No. 5140 (Acc. 72EE), provides connectivity from ASCO equipment and Ethernet switch functionality.

Remotely Monitor and Control ASCO Transfer Switches The ASCO Connectivity Module, Catalog No. 5150 (Acc. 72E), provides easy and reliable Ethernet connectivity to ASCO transfer switches for monitoring.

Remotely Monitor and Control ASCO Transfer Switches The ASCO 5170 Quad-Ethernet Module is the optimal path to remotely monitor, control and connect to your ASCO Power Transfer Switches.

Providing Deeper Transparency into the Workings of an Electrical Circuit The ASCO 5210 Digital Power Meter (DPM) provides real-time data that enables a greater understanding of load and power source activity.

Remote Transfer Switch Interface Control of a Single Switch The ASCO 5350 Remote Annunciator is a remote transfer switch interface for LED indication and control of a single transfer switch. Ethernet technology is incorporated for fast reliable communications. Multiple annunciators​ overseeing the same transfer switch can be placed in different locations, allowing redundant, distributed monitoring and control.

Status and Control for up to Eight Transfer Switches The ASCO 5350 Remote Annunciator (RA) is a stand-alone, industrial grade interface device providing transfer switch status indication and transfer/retransfer control for up to eight transfer switches. Ethernet technology is incorporated for fast, reliable communication.

Centralized Monitoring of Critical Power Equipment The ASCO 5701 8-Device Gateway provides centralized monitoring of critical power equipment through a facility's Transfer Switch. The 5701 Gateway connects directly to a facility's generator, transfer switch, load bank, surge monitoring system, and other equipment. From this central point of access, users can securely view web pages and initiate transfer tests.

Facility Power Management in a Box Centralizes power testing, monitoring and reporting, while delivering aggregated power information to facility monitoring systems via standard open protocols.

Consolidates Annunciators for up to 8 Devices into a Single, Wall-Mountable Touch-Screen Interface Managing critical power equipment can be challenging. Multiple annunciators utilize different interfaces. Generators and transfer switches require local operation for testing. Compliance requires manual data collection and labor-intensive reporting.

Automatically Supervise ATS Transfers to the Emergency Sources When real-time demand exceeds generator capacity, loads must be connected or disconnected according to load priority to avoid generator overload. ASCO’s 5800 SERIES Load Management Units automatically supervise ATS transfers to the emergency source according to assigned priorities. These units optimize capacity usage while avoiding overload.