122 SSAC
Timers, Flashers, &
Equipment Controls
ABOUT SSAC
Since 1968, SSAC has been a leader in the design and manufacturing of timers, flashers, liquid level controls, current monitors / transducers, and other control products that are used in a wide variety of markets and applications. Some examples include commercial cooking equipment, ice makers, metering pumps, obstruction lighting, vacuum or air vending, boilers and steam generators, pump control panels, motor and compressor protection, HVAC/R controls, process automation and more.
SSAC is known for its high quality and reliable designs that provide a long service life with low maintenance costs. This allows us to back our products with an industry leading 10-year warranty. We are also an ISO9001 certified company. Our customers demand quality and they always get it. Our Quality Control program monitors all aspects of the production process: from incoming raw material to the shipment of finished product. Manufactured in the USA, SSAC products are also lead free to meet RoHS requirements.
Authorized for: Timers Flashers
Liquid Level Controls Current & Voltage Monitors
SSAC is a Littelfuse company. For over 85 years, Littelfuse products have helped protect electrical equipment used in mining, petrochem, marine, alternative energy, HVAC and other industrial applications. We offer Littelfuse Startco protection relays and custom power centers as well as Littelfuse Selco generator protection, controls and alarm panels. Now part of Littelfuse, SSAC and SymCom manufacture electronic products for monitoring, protecting and controlling motors, pumps, timing controls and custom designs.
19 stocking warehouses nationwide • 260 factory franchised brands
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