INTLLAB 4pcs/Pack 12V DC DIY Peristaltic Liquid Pump Dosing Pump for Aquarium Lab Analytical, Flow Rate 5~100 mL/min

I'm using this pump for pool chlorine.So far so good.

Cost effective dosing pump

These work great if you start using them within a few weeks of getting them, and continue using them. I've found that if you let them sit for too long the rollers will permanently crimp the silicone tubing shut and the only way to get it back open is shoving something through the tube with considerable force, or simply replacing the silicone tube.As far as accuracy, repeatability, and reliability, I find that they all dispense approximately 1mL/second of runtime at 12V, within about 0.2mL. The pumps generally tend to be pretty consistent, so one that pumps 1.2mL/second pretty much always pumps 1.1 to 1.3 mL/second. I should note that I'm using a graduated syringe and an arduino script as my measurement, so take these numbers with a huge grain of salt. If you need precision of less than 1mL definitely qualify the performance each pump and calibrate your dosing circuit accordingly.

obviously not the best pump for accuracy, but for slow controlled positive displacement pumping this is worth the cash.if you buy for complete accuracy or low voltage keep in mind it uses a 12v brushed motor and the red marking causes a ccw rotation in the pump if assumed positiveotherwise for a cheap positive displacement pump it is great

these pumps are versatile, and last for many hours. highly recommend.

Unfortunately the tubing does not last long enough for a peristaltic pump.

Volume is low for my needs. To compensate i used higher voltage. 20v does the trick

Thnak you, as was described.

I tried a smaller tubing and the power consumption was cut in half.

Jebao