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  • Pumps 101

    This TECH Talks session covers the basics of pumps, including pump principles, components, and applications.

    • Duration 40m
    • Beginner

  • VR Series: Vertical Multi-Stage Pumps

    During this 1-hour webinar, Franklin Electric Senior Portfolio Manager, Steve Ulrich, introduces you to the VR Series Vertical Multi-Stage Pumps, informing you when and how our solution helps you optimize your system. 

    • Duration 1h

  • Harness the Power of the Sun: Franklin Electric Pumping Solutions

    Did you realize that you can pump water free from electrical utility dependence? During this 1-hour webinar, we'll share our experience of what works best when considering solar pump technology. We'll look at packaged systems—the Franklin Electric Fhoton™ and SubDrive SolarPAK—and...

    • Duration 53m
    • Rating 5.0

  • How to RESUME or RESTART a Course

    Did you start a course, leave, and need to pick back up where you left off? Did you complete a course and want to view it again? With FranklinTECH, easily RESUME or RESTART a course.

    • Duration 1m

  • Meters

    Gain tremendous insight into a water system by using meters. During this video series, we'll cover the core tools you can use to quickly troubleshoot Franklin Electric products.

    • Path
    • Duration 30m
    • Beginner

  • Capacitor Tester: Troubleshooting

    For larger, single-phase Franklin Electric control boxes, troubleshoot the start and run capacitors using a capacitor tester.

    • Duration 1m

  • Voltmeter: What is Voltage?

    One basic concept to understand while troubleshooting a submersible water system is voltage, measured with a Voltmeter. Key takeaway from this video: voltage is pressure.

    • Duration 1m

  • Voltmeter: Supply Voltage vs. Nameplate Voltage

    It is important to distinguish and understand the difference between supply voltage and nameplate voltage when troubleshooting a submersible water system. This video explains how.

    • Duration 1m

  • Pressure Sensor vs. Pressure Transducer

    There are two main types of residential water well systems: Conventional Systems and Variable-Speed, or Constant Pressure, Systems. A Conventional System usually has fluctuations in water pressure. A Constant Pressure System does not. View this video to learn two pressure...

    • Duration 2m

  • Groundwater Contractor Training

    This track is designed to point you towards content to help you master your role as a groundwater contractor.

    • Path
    • Duration 1.6h
    • Beginner

  • QD vs. Standard vs. Deluxe Control Boxes

    Controls are an important part of a submersible motor power system, allowing operators to adjust, start, and stop various functions. Franklin Electric single-phase control boxes are designed and optimized specifically for Franklin Electric 3-wire motors. Learn the similarities and differences...

    • Duration 2m

  • Technician Training

    This track is designed to point you towards content to help you master your role as a Pioneer Pump technician.

    • Path
    • Duration 40m
    • Beginner

  • Ammeter: Measuring Amperage

    A clamp-on ammeter allows you to measure the current in your submersible installation system without breaking the circuit. Amperage, obtained from measuring current, can tell you whether or not a motor is overloaded or underloaded. 

    • Duration 2m

  • Service Factor, Defined

    To protect the life of your Franklin Electric motor, understand Service Factor. Motor Service Factor, or SF, is the percent of overloading a motor can handle for short periods of time when operating normally within the correct voltage requirements. 

    • Duration 1m
    • Rating 5.0

  • Capacitor Tester: What is a Capacitor?

    Capacitors, found in Franklin Electric single-phase control boxes, improve the performance of the motor. Rather than replacing the entire control box, consider checking the condition of the start and run capacitors with a capacitor tester. 

    • Duration 1m

  • Ammeter: What is Current?

    Current is measured by an ammeter in amperage, or "amps." Amperage tells you how hard the pump and motor are working. 

    • Duration 1m