Cape Cod Biochemical Company and Septic Contractors, Partners Since 1976

DrainMaster® Time Metered Dosing Pump

Description

DrainMaster® Pump

SPECIFICATIONS:

PRO DRAIN CHIEF II (Low Speed) by Viking Injector

DIMENSIONS:

7”H x 7”W x 6½” D

ENCLOSURE:

Injection Molded High Impact Plastic

ELECTRICAL:

Input – 120 VAC, 5 Amps, 60 Hrz
Power Cord attached to unit
(optional battery – powered unit available)

PUMP:

Peristaltic type using ¼”: I.D. Squeeze tubing
Maximum lift – 20 ft. vertical
Maximum PSI – 40 lbs
Feed Rate (low speed) – 4.5 fl. oz. (133ml) per minute with 6½ foot lift & push
Minimum Injection – 1.5 fl. oz. (44ml) @ 20 second run time
Maximum run time – 3 minutes

PROGRAM TIMER:

24 hour repeat cycle – 1 minimum activation interval
(Optional 7 day timer available)

MOUNTING:

Wall mount: double key hole (drilling template included)
Surface mount: Rubber suction feet available
Complete installation hardware and instructions included

FEATURES:

Security lock with key
Heavy-duty pinned lid hinge

INSTALLATION:

DrainMaster® Application

Follow manufacturer’s installation instruction included with unit
To install in DrainMaster® 5-gallon pail:

1. Remove safety caps from spout on lid of pail.
2. Remove black, screw-on resealing cap.
3. Pull ring and remove inner spout cap.
4. Locate ring of plastic on spout ½” below end of spout.
5. Using a sharp knife cut spout just below the ring
6. Break apart the three sections of snap-together dip tube and snap sections together to make a single 17 5/8” tube.
7. Push the assembled tube through the spout, slotted end first (slotted end goes to bottom of pail, flush side protrudes approximately 3” above pail lid. This will fit tightly.)
8. Insert square plastic piece with compression fitting into protruding end of dip tube.
9. Connect one end of tubing to dip tube compression fitting and other end to compression fitting on supply side of pump.

Additional information

Weight 8 oz
Dimensions 13.5 × 10.5 × 9 in

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