Pulsafeeder LB64SA-PTC1-M43 Electronic Metering Pump

Product Description

The PULSAFEEDER LB64SA-PTC1-M43 is an electronic metering pump designed for precise chemical dosing in water treatment, pool, and industrial process applications. Operating on 120 or 230 volts, it delivers a maximum flow rate of 1.25 GPH against a maximum system pressure of 100 psi. The pump uses electronic pulse control to meter chemicals with consistent accuracy, making it a reliable choice for applications where dosing repeatability matters. Licensed plumbers, water treatment technicians, and pool service professionals typically specify and install this unit.

This metering pump is suited for residential and light commercial water treatment systems, chemical feed applications, and pool or spa sanitizer dosing. It handles low-flow, high-pressure injection scenarios where peristaltic or diaphragm-style metering is required. The dual-voltage input of 120 or 230 volts gives installers flexibility across a range of service environments. Dimensions are 9.5 inches long by 5 inches wide by 9.9 inches high, keeping the footprint compact for panel or wall-mount installations.

Key Features

• Electronic metering control for repeatable, accurate chemical dosing
• Dual voltage input: 120 or 230 volts for flexible installation
• Maximum flow rate of 1.25 GPH at up to 100 psi discharge pressure
• Compact footprint at 9.5 inches long by 5 inches wide by 9.9 inches high
• Suitable for water treatment, pool sanitization, and chemical feed service

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style electronic metering pump for chemical dosing systems requiring 1.25 GPH flow capacity at up to 100 psi discharge pressure on 120 or 230 volt circuits.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber or water treatment technician familiar with chemical feed equipment. Shut off the supply line and relieve system pressure before connecting suction and discharge tubing. Electrical connections must comply with NEC requirements for the voltage selected. Verify chemical compatibility of all wetted components with the intended dosing solution before placing the pump in service.