Low-flow ammonia water pump

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I would like to ask everyone: I have two ammonia water pumps with a flow rate of 0.2–1 m3/h and a head of up to 10 meters. What kind of pump is more reliable? It runs more stably. Thank you

Reply #22020-05-21

The size is a bit small, so centrifugal pumps might not be the best choice. It is recommended to use a magnetic pump

Reply #32020-05-21

A diaphragm metering pump with such a low flow rate is better, as it operates stably and has fewer failures

Reply #42020-05-22

Just buy a household stainless-steel pump for home use. It seems like the data usage isn’t that low either. Use a metering pump

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