Aerobic Septic Dosing Timer Control Panel Dual Alarm

Powering and managing an effluent pump is the second function of a typical ATU control panel. A pump is required to force water out of the sprinklers in systems that release their effluent using a spray field. Nevertheless, the pump will be harmed if it is used without any water in the tank. To make sure the pump only turns on when there is water in the system, a float switch is frequently utilized in conjunction with the control panel.

An air pump's power supply is the primary function of a typical ATU control panel. Since most ATUs require continuous air injection, the air pump requires continuous electricity.

Certain systems must regulate the amount of water that exits the system with each pump operation. Limiting how long the pump can run after each activation will help control the amount of water that escapes the system. Dosing timers can be used to set up a pump on-off cycle. The pump can only be turned on for the duration that the timer specifies. The timer then makes sure the pump is off for the duration that it has specified. After then, the pump will switch between the on and off cycles.