With the continuous reduction of freshwater reserves, people pay more and more attention to the impact of this problem on the environment. As the management, treatment and recycling of sewage has become a hot topic in the public domain, the positive initiative to follow the development of technology has been put forward.
Features of push rod systems：
1.No hose, compressor or pump required, easy to install
2.The system is robust, maintenance-free and low energy consumption
3.Highly controlled solution with advanced monitoring and feedback options
At present, water treatment needs creative and often innovative solutions, which not only focus on sewage, but also on the excess water generated by climate change. Sewage treatment technology is becoming more and more advanced, and mechanical and biological filtration technology is tending to standardization. At the same time, the increase of regional rainstorm may hinder the key treatment process of sewage treatment equipment.
Monitor the putter and get feedback from the putter:
The solution also includes an excess pool to manage periodic water pressure. With the help of the intelligent push rod system, you can not only receive the feedback of the circuit, but also choose to open and close the valve in the office – leading the water to the pool and forming a continuous flow of water.
Get a durable and maintenance-free system:
Obviously, in order to be able to treat water, all equipment must adapt to outdoor, wet and rainy, or even completely wet environment. The electric linear push rod is a closed device without any hoses, pipes or pumps installed. There is no liquid or gas in the device, so it can operate normally under severe frost or muggy conditions, and the device does not need maintenance.
Simple installation and economical solution:
Electric linear push rod has few components, so it is easy to install. We provide you with "all-in-one package", which is reliable and can be used safely by your employees. All these make it an economical and compatible solution with other systems, so that you can continue to pay attention to the environment。