AC Power Hub
- Grid-powered
- Single or dual Pulsar
Pulsars up to 200 m (about 650 ft) from the power source
Yes, We Have Solar Options
Algae, cyanobacteria (blue-green algae), and biofilm do not care where your electrical panel is located.
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At WEFTEC, one of the water industry’s largest trade shows, a customer stopped by our booth and told us that now that we offered solar, he wanted to get SonicPure equipment to fix his algae problem. He thought solar was new for us. It isn’t. Solar has been part of the SonicPure lineup for some time. Clearly, though, not everyone knows we offer solar power options.
The optimal locations for your Pulsars may be hundreds of feet from the nearest electrical source, and some sites have no grid power at all. Continuous, chemical-free algae control shouldn’t depend on where your outlet is. Rather than letting existing electrical infrastructure limit your options, SonicPure offers several ways to power the Pulsar 4400 so the Pulsars can operate where they’re actually needed. At only about 30 watts per Pulsar, the system is well suited to solar power.
Three Primary Ways to Power the Pulsar 4400
Each power option is built around the Pulsar 4400 and runs 24/7. We’ll help you choose the one that works best for your site.
Shoreline Solar
- Off-grid, shore-mounted solar
- Single or dual Pulsar
Pulsars up to 200 m (about 650 ft) from the power source
Sentinel AIQ
- On-water solar platform
- Single Pulsar
Power on the water with the Pulsar
“Pulsar placement should be driven by where coverage is needed, not by where the nearest outlet happens to be.”
What the Pulsar 4400 Does
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