Septic System Wiring on the East End

What We Handle

• Dedicated circuits. Most units want two separate circuits from the house panel, one for the blower or pump and one for the control and alarm panel, so an alarm still sounds if the blower trips its breaker. We check the panel has the spaces and the capacity, and add a sub-panel if it does not.
• Control and alarm panels. Fuji Clean CE and CEN panels, Orenco timed-dose and demand-dose panels, Hydro-Action AP and AN series panels: mounted in sight of the tank, wired to the manufacturer's diagram, with the float switches and the high-water alarm tested before we leave.
• Blowers, aerators and pumps. The weatherproof outlet or hardwired connection at the blower housing, the pump circuit in the dosing tank, and the conduit and burial depth the inspector expects between house and tank.
• Permits and inspection. An I/A hookup needs an electrical permit and inspection like any new circuit. We pull it, meet the inspector, and give the installer the sign-off the Health Department wants in the file.
• Service calls. Alarm sounding, blower dead, panel with no power after a storm. We troubleshoot the electrical side and tell you when the problem is the unit itself and the installer needs to come.

Why East West Express Electric

Septic installers need an electrician who shows up on the day the tank is set, knows which terminal the float lands on, and does not hold up the start-up. Homeowners need someone who can explain why the county system in the yard has a panel on the side of the house. We are based in East Moriches, the heart of where these systems are going in, and the work fits between the panels, generators and pool pads we already do. If you are a septic contractor on the East End looking for an electrician for the panel side, call.

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