bighead
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Ok guys talk me off the ledge.
I'm a bit of a perfectionist in that I like to build things that don't break/need maintenance. I have the standard 403b dema injector off of a KIP solenoid tree. My water is boosted by a pump. Between the pressure and flow issues, the gumming of the solenoid tree from random shampoos or the random "stocking open" of the solenoids from debris.
I'm sick of it. I have 5 washes and let my employees handle a lot, but frankly this system is mostly over their head. I'd say every 9 months i have to go adjust or diagnose a problem there, because my employees would waste 5 hours and probably break more stuff than they would fix.
SO.... i'm thinking of building a dosatron direct feed system for each chemical (I don't have room for water tanks in the back room so hydrominder/hydroflex systems won't really work)... the dosatrons will cost me a lot of money, but i think they will be less problematic/easier for my employees to fix. I'll probably do a home-run to a central manifold close to the spray nozzle to slow down any delay of product switching over (one good side of the dema injector system)
Am I crazy for spending the money on 6 dosatrons? The dog wash has been there for 11 years, it doesn't kill it, but it does pay for its space.
Is there a better way that I am not thinking of...??
I'm a bit of a perfectionist in that I like to build things that don't break/need maintenance. I have the standard 403b dema injector off of a KIP solenoid tree. My water is boosted by a pump. Between the pressure and flow issues, the gumming of the solenoid tree from random shampoos or the random "stocking open" of the solenoids from debris.
I'm sick of it. I have 5 washes and let my employees handle a lot, but frankly this system is mostly over their head. I'd say every 9 months i have to go adjust or diagnose a problem there, because my employees would waste 5 hours and probably break more stuff than they would fix.
SO.... i'm thinking of building a dosatron direct feed system for each chemical (I don't have room for water tanks in the back room so hydrominder/hydroflex systems won't really work)... the dosatrons will cost me a lot of money, but i think they will be less problematic/easier for my employees to fix. I'll probably do a home-run to a central manifold close to the spray nozzle to slow down any delay of product switching over (one good side of the dema injector system)
Am I crazy for spending the money on 6 dosatrons? The dog wash has been there for 11 years, it doesn't kill it, but it does pay for its space.
Is there a better way that I am not thinking of...??