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With Dry Pellet Chlorinators - you can control these
problems at their source, in the well itself, with a
compact, low profile unit that blends comfortably into
any landscape.
Safe,
simple, fast loading with prepackaged pellets!
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| After
opening the protective cover, remove the power
module and unscrew the cap from a full container
of pellets. |
Screw
the power module directly onto the full pellet
container. |
Insert
the power module/pellet container assembly in
the protective housing and replace the cover! |
| Chlorine
Pellets
Using chemicals
isn't our favorite thing, but sometimes
chlorination seems the best answer to well
problems. Chlorine, of course, is the municipal
water supplier's standard approach to
disinfection, and it performs the same function
for well owners.
Each chlorine
tablet is round and drops down the well treating
an average of up to 30 gallons of water per
pellet! This happens because each pellet
consists of 70% available chlorine (household
bleach is only 5.25% available chlorine).
The pellets are inexpensive - yet very effective.
As it runs, it
drops one to three (adjustable) small chlorine
pellets into the well per minute. The highly
concentrated pellets sink into the well and
dissolve slowly, killing bacteria and cleaning up
iron and sulfide problems. When the water leaves
the well, it passes through a backwashing filter
(usually carbon) for removal of oxidized particles
and final polish. If a carbon filter is
used, the chlorine will also be removed, so that
the water that enters the home will be very clean
and chlorine-free. |
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