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Series EPlus Dosage Pumps

The Series EPlus range is identical to the Series E range in terms of physical size, weight, number of models, output and pressure ranges - 0.5 litres/hour @ 21 bar to 94.6 litres/hour @ 2 bar with a turn down ratio of 100 : 1.

However, the Series EPlus range offers additional features:-

  • Clear hinged cover over controls for protection against water and dust ingress.

  • *Optional External Pacing option - i.e. actuation via an impulse water meter - with stop function. The stop function accepts an input from a level switch in the chemical holding tank such that the pump will cease operating should the level switch indicate that the chemicals have run out.*Optional 4 to 20mA signal actuation with stop function. This offers the ability to accept a signal from an external piece of equipment - e.g. some boiler modulating feed valves emit a 4 to 20mA signal, which can be used to ensure that dosage of chemicals varies in direct proportion to the flow of water into the boiler.

    Dosage is lowest when the signal is 4 mA from the valve and highest when the signal is 20mA from the valve with a straight-line variation in between.

  • Auto/Off/Manual selection switch with indicator lights.

  • Built in circuit protection with easy access panel mounted fuse.

*Note; only one of these options - not both - can be utilised and must be specified at time of order.

Degasing Head Assembly

The Degassing Head Assembly is now a standard option available on the majority of PULSAtron pump ranges.  It is an effective solution to the problems often encountered with the dosage of oxidising chemicals such as sodium hypochlorite and chlorine dioxide.

Click on Degas for full details.

To view full specification details, click on the pump image.

Follow the links in the menu to select a suitable water meter, dosing tank and spares packs.

For a copy of the Installation & Operatig Instructions, click on Manual.

For a certificate of conformity, click on CE.

To select the correct Dosage Pump, you first need to understand how electromagnetic impulse pumps operate.

It is also important to appreciate the importance of "Turn Down Ratio" and the different methods of pump actuation and sizing.

To help you, we have produced a document explaining all the above. Click on Dosage Pumps to view.

Click on the links below to view other documentation which we hope you find useful.

Installation; to explain the important considerations to ensure you achieve an effective installation.

Water Meter; to explain how to ensure a Dosage Pump and Impulse Water Meter combination achieve the desired dosage rate.

Controller; to explain how to ensure a Dosage Pump and Controller combination achieve the desired dosage rate.