Proactive Low Flow Sampling Controller
Description
The Proactive Low Flow Sampling Controller is engineered specifically for the Standard Engineered Plastic Pumps.
Features
- User can precisely control the water discharge with the turn of a knob
- Used to monitor and regulate low flow sampling as low as 40mL/min
- Includes 3' wire lead to battery clamps and 5' wire lead to pump connector
Details
The Proactive Low Flow Sampling Controller is engineered specifically for the Standard Engineered Plastic Cyclone, Mini-Typhoon, Typhoon, Tempest, Mini-Monsoon, and Abyss pumps.
With the Low Flow Sampling Controller, the user can precisely control the water discharge with the turn of a knob. The Low Flow Sampling Controller is used to monitor and regulate low flow sampling as low as 40mL/min.
- Engineered with reverse polarity protection
- Advanced thermal overload protection
- Heavy duty steel weatherproof case
- Constant Voltage Boosting Technology (CVBT) allows the correct voltage to reach the pump motors
- 20 AMP "safety" fuse to protect electronics and user
- 6 month parts and labor warranty
- 'Ramp Up' control dial
- 3 foot wire lead to battery clamps and 5 foot wire leads to pump connector
- Steel handle for comfort and control
- (1) Low Flow Sampling Controller
- (1) 3' wire lead to battery clamps
- (1) 5' wire leads to pump connector
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