Geotech Geocontrol PRO Bladder Pump Kits
Features
- Built-in high performance air compressor allows sampling from depths up to 200'
- Operates from a 12VDC portable rechargeable battery (battery & charger included)
- Push/pull tubing fitting for fast and easy tubing changes in the field
- Free ground shipping
- Expedited repair and warranty service
- Lifetime technical support
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Overview
The Geotech Geocontrol PRO is a compact and portable controller weighing less than 8 lbs. It operates from a rechargeable 12 VDC battery and can control all portable bladder pumps, dedicated bladder pumps, and most airlift pumps available.
Mechanics
The ultra-reliable mini-compressor inside allows the user to sample from depths to 200 feet, saving users time and money from using a separate air compressor. The Geocontrol PRO features a push/pull tubing fitting for easy tubing changes, and Polyethylene or FEP tubing is available per foot.
Design
Geotech's portable bladder pumps were designed with input from field technicians who actually do the sampling. Single-turn release heads and quick-change bladders have been incorporated for quick in the field bladder changes and easy decontamination. Custom hose barbs allow the pump to be suspended without the need for tubing clamps.
- (1) Geocontrol PRO controller with mini-compressor
- (1) Portable bladder pump
- (1) DC power cord
- (1) Rechargeable 12 VDC battery
- (1) Battery charger
- (1) Spare parts kit
- (1) Portable carrying case
- (1) Operations manual
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