Pulsafeeder LB03SA-PTC1-M43 Electronic Metering Pump

Product Description

The PULSAFEEDER LB03SA-PTC1-M43 is an electronic metering pump designed for precise chemical dosing in water treatment, plumbing, and industrial process applications. Operating at 115 volts, it delivers a maximum flow rate of 0.5 gallons per hour (GPH) against a maximum system pressure of 150 psi. The electronically controlled dosing mechanism provides repeatable output, making accurate chemical injection consistent across service cycles. At 10 pounds, the unit is compact enough for wall or panel mounting in tight mechanical rooms. Licensed plumbers, water treatment technicians, and industrial maintenance professionals are the primary installers of this type of equipment.

This metering pump is suited for residential and light commercial water treatment systems, chlorination skids, pH adjustment stations, and chemical feed applications where low-flow precision dosing is required. The 0.5 GPH output rate is appropriate for small-scale injection of chlorine solution, scale inhibitor, biocide, or other treatment chemicals into potable or process water lines. Its electronic control allows for adjustable output without mechanical cam changes, reducing service time in the field.

Key Features

• Electronically controlled output for repeatable, adjustable chemical dosing
• 0.5 GPH maximum flow rate suited for low-volume injection applications
• 150 psi maximum operating pressure for compatibility with pressurized water systems
• 115 volt operation for standard single-phase power connections
• Compact footprint at 9.5 inches long x 5 inches wide x 9.9 inches high
• 10 pound unit weight supports wall or panel mounting in mechanical spaces

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style electronic metering pump for use in residential and light commercial chemical feed and water treatment systems requiring low-flow dosing at up to 150 psi.

Installation Notes

Installation of chemical metering pumps should be performed by a licensed plumber or qualified water treatment technician familiar with chemical injection systems. Shut off system pressure and depressurize the injection point before connecting suction and discharge tubing. Verify that chemical compatibility between the pump wetted materials and the treatment chemical is confirmed before commissioning. Follow local plumbing codes and chemical handling regulations when installing and priming the pump.