Description
Non Electric Inline Chlorine Feeder Product Description
This in-line, non-electric chlorinator will operate on varying pressure (home water well system or pools) or on constant pressure installations . The chlorine features 7 different settings for varying the amount of chemical feed.
1-1/2 union plumbing connections are included.
Non Electric Inline Chlorine Feeder Specs
Dry Pellet In-Line Chlorinator Model 400 is designed for well water applications, not pools like others online
For best results and consistent chlorine dosing we recommend a contact tank be installed after the Chlorinator to give some time after the chlorine has been injected.
After contact tank to remove chlorine residual if desired install a low cost whole house carbon backwash filter for clean water throughout the house!
If being used for residential applications, a whole-house carbon filter is recommended after the contact tank.
The Model 400 dry chlorine pellet feeder is designed to operate with a standard well pump and pressure tank, up to 75 PSI.
If you have a variable speed well pump that delivers “constant pressure”, you must use the optional Feed Rate Valve (see Related Items tab).
No messy chemicals; no moving parts; no electricity required.
Corrosion-proof construction.
PVC Construction from all NSF-certified materials. PVC used in the Model 400 is NSF certified for drinking water.
Adjustable metering of chemicals. Fast and easy refilling.
Never needs priming.
Holds about 4 lbs of 3/8″ pellets in one filling.
One filling with pellets will typically treat 15,000 to 20,000 gallons of water before requiring refilling.
For best results use the Sentry 3/8″ 1 gram pellets.
When adjusted to the #1 hole setting, the unit should dispense approximately 2.0 ppm of chlorine and the system should process approximately 15,000 to 20,000 gallons of water before needing to be refilled.
Easy to install.
Note: For gravity or non-pressure tank installations, the optional Feed Rate Valve must be ordered separately. See below.
For best results, use a contact tank and carbon filter after the Model 400.
Includes two 1-1/2″ PVC slip unions plus two 3/4″ NPT (threaded) unions.
If you have 1″ or 1-1/4″ pipe, you can purchase bushing reducers to go from 1-1/2″ to your pipe size at most hardware stores
