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Armstrong’s Integrated Pumping System (IPS) automatically ensures delivery of required pumping capacity to match key building loads, while maintaining pumping energy costs at a minimum.
With the use of system load detectors, such as differential pressure sensors, at one or more remote load locations, the Armstrong IPS automatically and continuously provides just the required flow for the current needs.
HVAC system load requirements vary considerably during a typical day. Considerable energy savings result when pumping capacity is continuously matched to the load.
Pumps may be operated as 100% standby or in a multiple pump, staged parallel sequence.
Armstrong’s IPS can control as many as six (6) pumps in parallel, with up to eighteen (18) remote system load sensors.
Dedicated or shared Variable Frequency Drives (VFDs) may be used, with or without power bypass systems.
Armstrong offers the most advanced IPS available, with the flexibility to meet the most demanding pumping applications.