【Delivery Case】Zero risk of chemical splashes

It is possible to replenish the neutralizing agent without opening the tank lid!

●Refilling without opening the tank lid Typically, the addition of neutralizing agents such as caustic soda or sulfuric acid into the chemical tank of a pH automatic neutralization device was primarily done manually or with handheld insertion pumps. In recent years, due to an increased awareness of safety, more customers have requested "keyed" tank inlets. The issue that arises is the hassle of having to "unlock" each time chemicals are refilled. To address this, H2 has installed a self-priming diaphragm pump onto a PVC tank, with the discharge side piped to the tank, allowing the suction hose to be inserted into a polycan or pail, enabling refilling simply by turning on a switch. ●No dangerous chemicals splashing around! The advantage is that dangerous chemicals can be refilled without opening the keyed inlet. There is no longer a problem of where to store the handheld pump after use. Since the discharge side is piped, the risk of the "discharge hose coming off the tank and causing a large amount of chemicals to splash around," which could be alarming with a handheld pump, has been eliminated. This is a safety measure that was previously unimaginable with conventional self-priming pumps.

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