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12v RO Diaphragm Pump

Used in domestic 50GPD reverse osmosis systems.

  • Diaphragm Pump.
  • 3/8″ Inlets

Pump only. Transformer not included but optional extra.
Tubing connectors will be required.

*Pump may differ to image as we have multiple suppliers.

 

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Features Of DP Series Water Pump

  • Long life, no leak, quiet operation
  • Positive displacement pump
  • Can run dry Industry-standard mount pattern
  • Built thermal protector
  • Self-priming, fully automatic, easy installation
  • Special valve for liquid input and output 12v,24vDC and 120v,230v AC motors standard (consult factory for other voltages)
  • Numerous fittings options for greater mounting flexibility
  • High-pressure diaphragm pump
  • Small size, Lightweight, and Stable performance
  • Special EPDM valve for liquid input and output
  • Antivibration pad, easy installation with stable function
  • Self-priming, Automatic Pressure Switch
  • Automatic Pressure Protection
  • Low Noise, with excellent resistance to chemical corrosion

How A Diaphragm Pump Works 

  • The pump is driven by an AC or DC motor
  • In front of the motor is a valve assembly containing two to five valve pump chambers.
  • Each valve chamber has a diaphragm behind it in the lower pump housing.
  • As the motor shaft turns, an internal cam positioned behind the diaphragms causes the diaphragms to be pushed forward, then back in a continuous sequence creating a suction.
  • As this suction builds, fluid is pulled through the inlet, through the various valve chamber check valves to the outlet.
  • The volume of flow is determined by several factors including the number and size of the pump chambers, cam offset, operating pressure, fluid viscosity

Functions of diaphragm water pump 

  • High flow rate and low-pressure requirements
  • Automatic electric water pump, working rate 1.8-2.5meters, max flow rate more than 5 meters
  • Water purification, filter machine, chemical metering, and fluid supply
  • Food, Beverage filling, and transfer
  • Controlled by the pressure switch
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