DOSING PUMP 6 LPH E DOSE

Dosing Pump – 6 LPH E Dose

A dosing pump is a precision device used to inject a controlled volume of liquid into a process stream, commonly used in water treatment, chemical processing, and industrial applications.

Key Features

1. Flow Capacity:

   • 6 LPH (Liters Per Hour) – This is the maximum volume of fluid the pump can deliver per hour. Suitable for moderate dosing requirements.

2. Pressure Rating:

   • Usually operates up to 6–10 bar, depending on the model. Ensure it matches your system’s backpressure.

3. Type of Drive:

   • Can be electric (E Dose), which often refers to an electronically controlled dosing pump.

   • Provides precise dosing with minimal manual intervention.

4. Material Construction:

   • Wetted parts often made of PVC, PTFE, or stainless steel for chemical resistance.

   • Suitable for acids, alkalis, or other chemicals.

5. Accuracy:

   • High dosing accuracy (±1–5%) for precise chemical addition.

6. Adjustable Stroke / Flow:

   • Many models allow manual or digital adjustment of the flow rate.

   • “E Dose” may indicate electronic stroke adjustment, allowing programmable dosing schedules.

7. Applications:

   • Water treatment plants – chlorination, pH control, anti-scalant dosing.

   • Industrial processes – chemical injection, lubrication, additive dosing.

   • Agriculture – fertilizer injection in irrigation systems.

8. Power Supply:

   • Typically 220–240V AC, though some models may support 12–24V DC.

9. Safety Features:

   • Dry-run protection, overload protection, and chemical-resistant seals.