Pulsafeeder LB02SA-VTC1-XXX Metering Pump
The Pulsafeeder LB02SA-VTC1-XXX is a Pulsatron Series A Plus electronic solenoid diaphragm metering pump rated at 6 gallons per day (0.25 GPH) against up to 150 PSI, powered from 115 VAC, 50/60 Hz. The liquid end is PVC with PTFE seats and O-rings and ceramic check valve balls, connected with 1/4 in ID x 3/8 in OD tubing. PVC is well suited to gassing chemicals such as sodium hypochlorite and to general water disinfection duty.
Control is by manual stroke rate and stroke length adjustment, each with a 10:1 turndown, at up to 125 strokes per minute. The diaphragm pump design is sealless and leak free at the liquid end, guided ball check valves help it prime and hold prime, and the drive is fully enclosed with thermal overload protection on the solenoid. When the time comes to service it, the matching rebuild kit is KOPkit K2VTC1, which renews the head, diaphragm and both valve cartridges in one go.
Key Features
- Pulsatron Series A Plus solenoid diaphragm metering pump
- 6 GPD (0.25 GPH) maximum output
- Up to 150 PSI discharge pressure
- PVC head with PTFE seats and ceramic balls
- Sealless, leak free liquid end
- Guided ball check valves for reliable priming
- Solenoid protected by auto reset thermal overload
Applications
- Water and wastewater treatment
- Cooling tower and boiler water treatment
- Chlorination and disinfection
- PH adjustment and chemical feed
- Marine and industrial dosing systems
- Replacing a worn pump with the same model
Specifications
- Brand: Pulsafeeder Pulsatron
- Series: Series A Plus
- Model: LB02SA-VTC1-XXX
- Maximum Flow: 6 GPD (0.25 GPH)
- Maximum Pressure: 150 PSI
- Power: 115 VAC, 50/60 Hz, single phase
- Head Material: PVC
- Seats and O-Rings: PTFE
- Check Valve Balls: Ceramic
- Connection: 1/4 in ID x 3/8 in OD tubing
- Maximum Stroke Rate: 125 strokes per minute
- Reproducibility: Plus or minus 3 percent of maximum capacity
- Maximum Viscosity: 1,000 cP
- Rebuild Kit: KOPkit K2VTC1
- Condition: New
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the most common wear item?
The check valve cartridges, followed by the diaphragm. A slow drop in output usually points to a valve that is not seating cleanly.
Q: Does the pump need a foot valve?
Yes. The foot valve and strainer keep the suction line full and stop debris from reaching the check valves, and the ceramic weight holds it at the bottom of the tank.
Q: Can it pump directly into a pressurized line?
Yes, up to the rated 150 PSI at the injection point. The injection valve supplied with the pump keeps the line from backing into the discharge tubing.
Q: How do I set the output?
Start with the stroke length and stroke rate at a mid setting, measure what the pump actually delivers with a calibration column or by timing a draw down, then adjust. Output is proportional to both settings.
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