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FERTIPUMP LV
24 Volt power supply included
Can be programmed for selective zones
No
water discharge
Commercial pump with high reliability
Draw from any chemical container
Enclosed in Nema 4 housing
Electronic speed control
6" x
4.5" x 3.5"
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The Fertipump is an excellent alternative to the
Fertigator M1 (0-40 ounces per hr. max) because you can turn it on or
off by zone, and it can be adjusted from 0-128 oz. per hour)
It is usually not necessary to change the amount of fertilizer for
each zone as plants consume water and fertilizer proportionate to
the amount of sunlight energy. It can be mounted next to
your controller or outside near your injection point. It will
pump up to 120 ounces per hour and has an electronic set back in 10%
increments. It has only 1 connection to your main line to feed
the fertilizer into your main. Included is an injection quill
(a kit that includes a check valve, a 1/4" fitting that you thread into your main).
There is no discharge of water from this unit as there is with a
Fertigator. The 3 foot suction line is included and has a
suction basket (filter) and check valve. The suction line can
be from any container, such as the jug the fertilizer comes in or
one of the large tanks shown below. This is a solenoid driven
commercial diaphragm
pump that is adjustable down to 10% of the maximum capacity.
The dial will assist you in setting the desired output. This 24 VAC
pump comes with a power supply and a pump start relay that attaches to your irrigation
clock's master valve station. If your controller will allow
you to select the master valve on/off by station, you can run
selective zones. If this feature is not available with your
system, add the zone selector below and you will be able to run the
chemical on any of the zones you assign it to. Each zone
selector will operate up to 8 zones and any number of selectors can
be used. The pump is in
a Nema-4 housing. Add a Nema-4
water tight enclosure shown below for outdoor installation.
This pump is intended for diluted fertilizer or other chemicals, not
concentrates.
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REVIEW
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No
two irrigations systems are alike. Sizes, locations, and turf
types all have unique needs. We strongly urge you to do
some research before you install an irrigation system. Even if
you already have one, it is helpful to review your system compared
to what is considered standard practice. An easy to understand
tutorial is available at
http://www.irrigationtutorials.com/reviews/index.htm
The
average lawn will need about 10 oz. of our liquid fertilizer per 1000 sq. ft.
each week. In areas where the irrigation system is the
principal source of water, the 10 oz is spread over all the watering
cycles per week. If you do not run your sprinkler system
all week due to rain, you should run the fertilizer system at 20 oz.
per 1000 sq.ft. the following week to make up for the week of no
application.

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