Blue & White (C-614P-115V) Chem-Feed C-600P Series CHEM FEED 24 GPD; 115V
Blue & White

Blue & White (C-614P-115V) Chem-Feed C-600P Series CHEM FEED 24 GPD; 115V

Product Code C-614P-115V

$1,070.00
The Blue & White C-614P-115V is a precision diaphragm chemical feed pump from the proven C-600P Series, engineered to inject 24 gallons per day of liquid treatment chemicals into residential and light commercial water systems. Operating on standard 115V power, this pump delivers reliable, adjustable dosing for chlorination, pH adjustment, corrosion control, and scale inhibition applications.
SPECIFICATIONS

C-600P Series Key Performance Data

Flow Rate
24 GPD
Gallons per day
Voltage
115V
Standard AC power
Pump Type
Diaphragm
Precision metering
Series
C-600P
Commercial grade
Adjustment
Variable
Tunable output
Model
C-614P-115V
Blue & White
TECHNICAL DETAILS

Chemical Feed Pump Specifications

Manufacturer Blue & White Industries
Model Number C-614P-115V
Maximum Output 24 gallons per day (1 GPH)
Power Supply 115V AC, 60 Hz
Pump Technology Diaphragm metering pump with adjustable stroke
Chemical Compatibility Chlorine, peroxide, acids, alkalis, anti-scalants
Typical Applications Well water treatment, chlorination, pH control, scale prevention
COMPATIBILITY & APPLICATIONS

System Integration and Use Cases

The C-614P-115V chem-feed pump integrates with residential wells, whole-house filtration systems, and light commercial water treatment setups requiring precise chemical injection. Common applications include post-chlorination for bacterial control, soda ash or caustic soda feed for pH elevation, phosphate injection for corrosion control, and anti-scalant dosing ahead of reverse osmosis systems. The adjustable stroke allows fine-tuning of chemical dosage to match water flow rates and treatment goals. Compatible with most liquid treatment chemicals when properly diluted and within pH and temperature tolerances specified by Blue & White.

💧 Always calibrate chemical feed pumps by collecting and measuring output over a timed interval before connecting to your system — actual flow rates can vary with chemical viscosity and system backpressure, and proper dosing depends on accurate flow measurement.