Non-Electric, Water-Powered Chemical Injector

Inject Chlorine, Soda Ash or Other Chemicals into Your Water Stream:

The Easy Way

The compact unit is complete in itself. A mounting bracket is included.

Our water-driven chemical injector operates without electricity. It injects water treatment chemicals (chlorine, for example) into your water stream and is powered by the flow of the water stream itself.

Tough, accurate, and very easy to install, this versatile injector is ideal for residential applications with service flow rates up to 12 gallons per minute.

The injector requires no pre-filtration, no electricity, and no flow switch to start it. It's self-priming. It injects at a rate of 1 part solution for each 250 parts of household water, so solution mixtures are of necessity weaker than would be normal with an electric metering pump. For this reason, it probably isn't a good choice if you're going to inject a highly concentrated chemical--polyphosphate, for example.

Maintenance is very easy, since no harsh chemicals pass through the water motor itself. The pump itself (the white object at bottom in the picture) is easy to service, easy and inexpensive to replace. The water motor comes with a 2-year manufacturer's warranty. There is no warranty on the pump itself.

This injector works well anywhere a low-cost, low-maintenance injection system is needed. It's a good choice for chlorine injection for the treatment of iron and/or hydrogen sulfide, or bacteria. It's especially good for remote or off-grid locations where electricity isn't easily obtained. It can be installed almost anywhere in the water line, but you might not want to install it in your garage our outside your bedroom window because the water pump makes some noise. It's quite portable and can be easily installed on a garden hose. The water pipe does not even have to be pierced at the point of injection.

The water powered injector comes in one feed ratio only--250 to 1--so "adjustment" is a matter of fine tuning the feed solution. Setup is actually easier than with an electric pump because there are fewer variables. To increase dosage, you just make your feed solution stronger. Go here to see some typical feed ratios with chlorine.

This pump is probably the fastest and easiest way to set up a chemical feed system. It installs quickly and can be put in service at once. The warranty and service are handled by the in manufacturer, Chemilizer, a very customer-friendly company. We at Pure Water Products stock parts and can help with the setup and operation.

The injector works well with standard electrical pump accessories. You'll need a solution tank and, perhaps, a retention tank. These are sold on our chemical feeder page.

Ordering

Part #	Description	Price
ci301	Chemical Injector, 1/250 Ratio, With Chemilizer Water Motor.	$289.00

Water-Powered Injector: Easy to Install, Simple to Set Up.

Simple Installation! This simple injector can be installed quickly into a water line using flexible hoses, as in the illustration, or it can be plumbed in with rigid pipe, as in the picture of our test unit below.

The three valves control water flow. For service position, valve A would be closed, valves B and C open. Water passes through the water motor, which drives the chemical pump, which picks up solution from the solution tank (not shown) below the pipe and injects it under pressure into the water line.

The system handles water flows up to 12 gallons per minute. For higher flow requirements, two injector systems can be mounted in parallel. So little pressure is needed to drive the water motor that it works excellently on gravity flow systems.

The injector it completely automatic. It's self-priming, and it turns itself on and off without a flow switch. When you run water to the home, the water motor starts and injects into your water line.