Peristaltic pump Seko PE 1.5 l/h (WTD kit)
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Dosing pump Seko Dinamik Pool pH 1.5 l/h
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Metering pump Seko PoolOne pH 1.5 l/h
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Metering pump Seko PoolMatch pH 1.5 l/h with Modbus
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Metering pump Seko PoolMatch Redox 1.5 l/h with Modbus
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Metering pump Seko Tekna Evo AKS 603 (PVDF-T kit)
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Dosing pump Seko Tekna Evo AKL 603 (PVDF-T kit)
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Dosing pump Seko Tekna Evo APG 603 (PVDF-T kit)
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Metering pump Seko Tekna Evo TPG 603 (PVDF-T kit)
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Metering pump Seko PoolDose pH 1.5 l/h with WiFi
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Metering pump Seko PoolDose ORP 1.5 l/h with WiFi
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Metering pump Seko PoolDose Double pH/ORP 1.5 l/h with WLAN
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Peristaltic pH Regulator Pump CTX E-Series
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Peristaltic chlorine pump CTX MyPool DOS
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Automatic control Dosim Dous pH and Chlorine (Redox)
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Tekna Evo TCK 603 metering pump (kit PVDF)
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Questions and answers
what is the difference between a metering pump with parameter control and a control panel?
A metering pump with parameter control is essentially an integrated "mini panel".
It is a compact solution that combines the probe and dosing in a single unit, ideal for simpler or less demanding installations.
which one to choose?
Dosing pump with parameter control (peristaltic or electromagnetic)
Ideal for customers looking to automate pH or chlorine by redox without complicating with a more complex installation. Widely used in private or medium sized pools.
Complete control panel
Designed for installations that require maximum precision, total control and capacity to register more parameters. They are usually used in communities, hotels or customers who value a professional chemical management.
what is the working pressure of my pool installation?
As a general rule between 0.5 and 1 bar for residential pools.
is the dosing pump compatible with the type of disinfectant I use?
- PVDF- For all swimming pool products, it is very resistant
- PVDF-T are made of PVC: For all but those products that are not compatible with PVC
- Do not use hydrochloric acid in peristaltic pumps
what materials of construction does the pump have and are they resistant to pool chemicals?
- Body: Generally polypropylene or PVDF.
- Seals: EPDM or FPM (Viton) for chemical resistance.
- Valves: Ceramic or glass balls for durability.
what type of control does the pump offer: manual, automatic or programmable?
- Manual: Basic flow rate adjustment, ideal for simple systems.
- Automatic: With pH/ORP sensors for precise dosing.
- Programmable: Allows setting specific times and dosages.
what kind of connections and accessories do I need to install it?
- Injection and suction pipes (usually included).
- Injection valve and suction filter.
- Possibly a wall bracket for mounting.
what is the maintenance of peristaltic metering pumps?
Although peristaltic pumps stand out for their simplicity and reliability, it is important to perform a small amount of periodic maintenance to ensure their proper operation and extend their service life.
Recommended maintenance tasks
1. Changing the peristaltic tube
Frequency: Every 2 years (or sooner if there are signs of wear, stiffness or cracks).
Reason: The tube suffers progressive wear due to the continuous friction of the impeller, and a deteriorated tube can cause dosing failures or even product leakage.
2. Cleaning of impeller and tube
Frequency: once a year.
Recommendation:
- Remove the tube and impeller. Wash with water and neutral soap.
- Lubricate with technical petroleum jelly or silicone grease suitable for seals to avoid unnecessary friction and protect moving parts.
3. Revision of the suction and injection fittings
Frequency: Annually, and recommended change every 2-3 years.
Reason: These are critical points where there may be accumulation of product, formation of deposits or deterioration of the gaskets.
what is the maintenance of electromagnetic metering pumps?
Electromagnetic metering pumps require basic but important preventive maintenance to ensure reliable operation and prolong equipment life, especially in heavy-duty installations.
Recommended maintenance
1. Complete cleaning during prolonged shutdowns
When: At the end of the season or when the pump is to be out of service for a period of time.
What to do:
Thoroughly clean the suction circuit, dosing head and injection area.
Use clean water or a mild soap solution to remove chemical residues or scale.
2. Changing the suction and delivery assemblies
Frequency: Every 2 years as preventive maintenance.
Reason: Valves, seals and fittings are in continuous contact with chemicals and can deteriorate over time, causing dosing failures or leaks.
3. Have spare parts always available
Key recommendation:
Have a spare parts kit (valves, tubing, gaskets, seals, check ball, etc.) always available. This minimizes downtime in case of failure or urgent maintenance.
Additional tips
- Prevent the chemical from drying out or crystallizing inside the pump body during periods of non-use.
- Use only original spare parts or spare parts compatible with the specific pump model.
- If the pump is in continuous operation, consider quarterly visual checks for leaks or loss of performance.
Swimming Pool Dosing Pumps: Accurate and Automated Chemical Control
Dosing pumps for swimming pools are devices designed to automate the dosing of chemical products in the water, with the objective of keeping in balance the main parameters that guarantee a clean, safe and healthy swimming pool.
These parameters, mainly the level of chlorine and pH, are essential to prevent the proliferation of algae, bacteria and other microorganisms, as well as to protect the equipment and improve the swimming experience.
why choose these products?
Investing in a dosing pump ensures a healthy and hassle-free bathing experience:
- Dosing accuracy: They prevent over- or under-dosing, ensuring the ideal water balance at all times.
- Long-term cost savings: By applying only the necessary amount of product, chemical waste is minimized.
- Reduced manual maintenance: Automates tasks that otherwise require daily attention.
- More stable water quality: Avoid fluctuations in pH or disinfectant levels, which can cause irritation or bacterial growth.
when is it recommended to install a dosing pump?
It is especially recommended for:
- Community or public swimming pools.(Communities , Campings, Rular houses)
- Users who want to minimize manual maintenance.
- Customers concerned about product savings and water care.
how does a dosing pump work?
The operation of a dosing pump is simple but very efficient. The equipment is in charge of:
- Aspirating the chemical product from a tank or canister (usually liquid chlorine or acid).
- Inject said product into the hydraulic circuit of the pool, normally at the filter outlet, so that it is correctly distributed throughout the installation.
This process can be carried out:
- Continuously, with regulated flow rate. Without control of the parameter
- In an automated way, depending on the reading of a probe or sensor. With parameter control
Types of metering pumps available:
Motor type
- Peristaltic: Ideal for low viscosity liquid products. They operate by rotating a roller on a flexible tube. Ideal for private pools
- Electromagnetic: More robust and precise, ideal for liquid chlorine or pH regulators. They adjust the flow rate by means of electrical impulses. Ideal for private pools for public use
Outstanding functions according to the model of dosing pump
When choosing a metering pump for your pool, there are three key features that define the functions of each model and can help you make the best choice depending on the type of use or automation you want.
Parameter control (pH and redox)
One of the first decisions to make is whether or not the metering pump includes chemical parameter control.
- With parameter control: These pumps incorporate probes (pH or redox) that measure in real time the state of the water and dose the chemical product automatically according to the value that has been programmed as optimal.
- No parameter control: The pump doses at a fixed rate (set by the user) without taking into account the actual water conditions. It is more economical, but requires more frequent checks.
Type of setting: digital vs. analog
Depending on the type of interface and control they offer, pumps are divided into two main groups:
- Digital dosing pumps: they allow fine and very precise adjustment of the amount of product to be dosed. They usually include screens or keyboards to set exact parameters. They are ideal for those seeking greater control and chemical efficiency.
- Analog dosing pumps: They are adjusted by means of a potentiometer (rotating wheel) that sets a dosing percentage. They are simpler, with a very basic operation. Perfect for installations where less precision is required or the budget is tighter.
External signal for pulse counter
Some models are prepared to work in synchrony with a pulse counter, which allows a dosage proportional to the volume of water circulating through the installation.
how does it work?
- The impulse counter detects the passage of water and emits electrical signals.
- The pump receives these signals and doses a predetermined quantity for each impulse.
- Example: for every 100 liters of water passing through, the pump injects "X" milliliters of product.
This type of installation is recommended in conjunction with the compatible pulse counters available in our catalog.
Buying Guide: What is the best metering pump for your pool?
When choosing a dosing pump, our recommendation is clear: Always opt for models with parameter control (pH or redox/ORP). Pumps without parameter control have become obsolete for most cases, as they do not guarantee accurate dosing and require frequent manual adjustments.
Recommendations according to the type of installation
Below, we will guide you according to the type of pool or installation:
1. Private pools or private pools for public use (small)
Recommended pump type: peristaltic with pH and redox (chlorine) control
Advantages:
- Compact and easy to install.
- Accurate and automatic dosing.
- Easy maintenance.
Example of use:
Swimming pools of villas, rural houses, small hotels or lodgings with swimming pool.
2. Community pools, public pools, campgrounds or larger facilities
Recommended pump type: Electromagnetic with pH or redox control
Advantages:
- Greater robustness and durability.
- Suitable for large volumes of water.
- More resistant to continuous and demanding work.
Example of use:
Neighborhood communities, municipal facilities, sports centers, campgrounds.
3. Drinking water installations or storage tanks
Recommended pump type: Metering pump with external signal for impulse meter
Advantages:
- Dosing proportional to the flow rate.
- Simple but reliable system.
- Ideal for dosing products according to the water actually consumed or treated.
Example of use:
Drinking water systems in communities, farms, rural homes or small DWTPs.