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Project Submittal Specification Section 201100643171_26 29 13.16 Standalone Low Voltage Solid State Starters SSRVS-WPSP1 Pump WPS-P1 SSRVS-WPSP2 Pump WPS-P2 SSRVS-WPSP3 Pump WPS-P3 Sold To: Reynolds Dallas, Texas Project Owner: Ward County, Texas Project Name: Ward County Water Supply Project C-4 Rockwell Automation Order Number: R1USX00249 Date: February 2012 Rockwell Automation Water/ Wastewater
PROJECT SUBMITTAL Project Owner: Ward County, Texas Project Name: Ward County Water Supply Project County Water Supply Project C-4 RA Order Number: R1USX00249 Specification Spec. Section 2011006643171 26 29 13.16 Standalone Low Voltage Solid State Starters SSRVS-WPSP1 Pump WPS-P1 SSRVS-WPSP2 Pump WPS-P2 SSRVS-WPSP3 Pump WPS-P3 Book 1 of 1 General Information Equipment Description Product References Miscellaneous Start-Up/Maintenance
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Product Details and Certifications
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Customer: The Reynolds Co. End User
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Table of Contents 1. Introduction 1
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