Chapin 4720 HydroFeed Iniettore di fertilizzante auto-mix in linea da 2 galloni Sy, 2 galloni, traslucido

Name: Chapin 4720 HydroFeed Iniettore di fertilizzante auto-mix in linea da 2 galloni Sy, 2 galloni, traslucido
Brand: Chapin International
SKU: 0023883047207
Price: 200.75 EUR
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Brand:Chapin International

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Gli iniettori di fertilizzante Hydrofeed CHAPIN sono caratterizzati da un design in attesa di brevetto per l'uso con irrigazione a goccia, irrigatore, tubo flessibile per immersione e applicazioni a spruzzo diretto con tubo flessibile. Miscela l'acqua con prodotti liquidi, granulari e in emulsione di pesce alla fonte d'acqua. Il modello 4720 da 2 galloni ha un serbatoio traslucido per un facile monitoraggio dell'utilizzo, un'ampia apertura per un facile riempimento e una regolazione della portata variabile per consentire tra 1 e 10 once di flusso di prodotto per gallone. Un tubo di ingresso rigido con filtro nel serbatoio per una miscelazione senza detriti e uno scarico con valvola per svuotare rapidamente il prodotto rimanente e l'acqua dal serbatoio garantiscono una manutenzione semplice e facile. La linea CHAPIN hydrofeed è un ottimo modo per conservare l'acqua e avere ancora un paesaggio o un giardino lussureggiante, verde e ben nutrito.

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EAN: 0023883047207

Categories: Patio, prato e giardino, Giardinaggio e cura del prato, Terreni, fertilizzanti e pacciami, Fertilizzanti e alimenti per piante,

Tubo di ingresso rigido con filtro per una miscelazione senza residui e tappo di scarico con valvola per svuotare rapidamente il serbatoio dopo ogni utilizzo. Si collega facilmente al rubinetto del tubo o al sistema di irrigazione con raccordi per tubi standard. Ideale per l'uso con concentrati liquidi o granulari e/o emulsioni di pesce. Serbatoio traslucido per il monitoraggio dell'utilizzo. La regolazione del tasso variabile consente da 1 a 10 once. Di prodotto per gallone. Serbatoio da 2 galloni con ampia apertura da 4 pollici per un facile riempimento.

Brand	Chapin International
Country of Origin	USA
Customer Reviews	3.4 3.4 out of 5 stars 316 ratings 3.4 out of 5 stars
Item Form	Liquid
Item model number	4720
Item Weight	1.4 Pounds
Liquid Volume	2 Gallons
Manufacturer	Chapin
Product Dimensions	8 x 4 x 14 inches
Target Species	Fish

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Scritto da: AmazonAddict

Works fine!

So this is my first review, I WILL UPDATE over time especially if this fails. I had to return the first one that was sent by Amazon because clearly it was used, had ptfe tape and stripped threads. So my water pressure is 100psi going into the irrigation. This is wayyyyyy too much for this device. Yes it will leak EVERYWHERE! I am currently running it at 77psi using a zurn pressure regulator seems ok but it's probably passing the limits of the device. I do need the pressure though because there are just too many sprinklers on the lines. I mainly wanted this for 2 of my 3 stations which the lower pressure will reach. I have a bypass valve on there with a check valve, when I want to use it I will simply turn the valve off and on them switch it back. I have a bhyve app to control my irrigation, so I'll run it manually. I have no way of checking to see how accurate this will do the mic, but I can tell you when running it and you turn the knob you will see an increase in flow in the small tubing. Few cautions with this.... The threads are plastic. If you are going to be connecting this to an irrigation system make sure you know what you are doing. If you put the wrong threading on this you will mess up the threads. And you will get leaks everywhere. When screwing the cap back on don't just let it sit as you're screwing. Once you have the black part back on mostly lift it up and then screw with it in the up position so it can sit properly otherwise it will leak there.. This is using standard garden hose thread (mht and fth). This will limit the water pressure if you need higher pressure. Lower pressure you should be fine. I am using a 3/4 pvc pipe from my mains, to a regulator into a pvc ftp to 3/4" hose barb to a mht then to the device using Teflon tape and a hose gasket.... I'm going out of the device I'm pretty much doing the same thing. I also feel like this will probably handle more pressure and last longer than a regular hose, because of the gaskets they use. On the other side of the wall which is not pictured I have a regular hose bib so I can connect and fill up my watering can. This is another thing you can do. I also installed another hose bib in the back where the main line connects for the same reason. if you plan on just connecting this to your house and using it I feel it would be too excessive but obviously everybody has their own reasons. I wouldn't connect it directly to a hose bib. I would use a hose and make sure that it is seated correctly without any pressure on the connections... The only flaw of this device is the device is pretty much plastic. And they don't make it so you can connect it to an irrigation system easy. This is easily connected to a hose bib which is probably the worst way to connect this. They should have made this device with MIP threading and I'm just included a FPT to hose bib connection piece for those who would like to use it on a hose bib. I hope this helps anybody that buys this for the same reason I did. fertilization is very important especially if you grow fruits and grow flowers. I did want to use this to also lower the pH of my soil. I can use some hydroponic stuff or I'm sure there's other methods of doing it. But that was the other reason behind this. But otherwise I could just do it manually for now. Update 9.15.2020 The connection from the main line in started dripping because I barley hit it with a trash can. I couldn't get it to stop so I disconnected it. I placed a new gasket on it and used zip ties to really tighten it when as well as not letting the plastic slide off from it being tight. This seemed to resolve it. Also if using miracle grow, mix it. I filled the tank half way dumped the blue stuff in there and mixed it with a few oz. I also threw in some other stuff. To relieve issue when I'm done I purge the valve on the bottom for a quick second. Otherwise still good

Scritto da: DocE

Problems with this device.

The adjustment knob is supposed to allow you to deliver 1-10 ounces of product from the tank per gallon of water flow. At setting 4 it delivered 1.4 oz/gal. It didn't deliver any product at other settings. At settings 1-3 the flow progressively decreases. At setting 4 delivers 6.2 gallons in 51 seconds. At setting 1 it delivered 6.2 gallons in 2 minutes. Not enough water flow to get any significant coverage with the sprinkler. At settings 1-3 there is no suction on the take up hose in the tank. Rather, the take up hose delivers water into the tank. On second day I tried it there was no suction at any setting. My well delivers 9 gal/min at 50 psi with the sprinkler running. Tech support said they test it at 2-4 gal/minute. I put a shutoff in the line to reduce the flow to 2-4 gal/minute. There was no uptake from the tank at any setting. There is an uptake tube between the tank and module that goes in the hose/sprinkler line. There is also a return hose from the module back into the tank, that fills the tank and dilutes the product in the tank immediately. I can't believe this unit, even if working correctly, provides a constant oz/gallon, since the product is increasingly diluted as the unit runs. I really need a unit like this so returned it and ordered a replacement. The replacement arrived promptly (Thank You!). I tested it using a flow rate meter on a railbird sprinkler with a max diameter of ~50 feet. At settings 1 thru 4, the flow rates were 3.5, 5.6, 6.2, and 6.5 gal/min. The red control knob mostly changes the outflow stream, while the inflow changes much less. The tank fills with water, so the product is diluted from concentrate during delivery. I recommend using this with a large diameter hose, on a sprinkler with minimal moving parts, and running at setting 4 which nominally delivers 1-2 oz/gal (confirmed this). This will give max coverage. Hoses and lid must be firmly attached and closed. I believe this system works by forcing water into the tank which pushes the contents out into the water stream, not by venturi principal by which other typical lawn sprayers work. Since there is still product left (although diluted) I would leave it on the sprinkler and run for an additional 20 min to water the lawn. Will keep and use this one. It would be better if the tank were pressurized to force liquid out, rather than diluting the concentrate.

Scritto da: By The Sea

Works very well for my drip system.

For the past year I've been using this for watering my bamboo hedge; about 250 feet of dripper hose. It does require a pressure regulator for our 75 PSI city water, but has been working well for many, many uses. When hand-tightened it does not leak at all, and the top is easy to remove. The hoses should be longer, which is my only real complaint, but I can always extend them if it bothers me too much in the future. Watering and fertilizing my bamboo hedges used to be a real pain and took way too long. This takes me 10 minutes to set up.

Scritto da: Rog

Mauvais produit

Je ne vous recommande pas d acheter ce produit. Le reservoir d’eau a commencé à craquer après 4 semaines d utilisation.