Water-Powered Dosing, Solar-Powered Visibility
Free chlorine residual naturally declines as treated water travels through a distribution network — the further and longer the journey, the weaker the protection by the time it reaches the last storage tank. In rural Malaysia, that last mile often has no mains electricity at all, which rules out the motor-driven dosing pumps and control panels a conventional rechlorination point would use.
This system solves both halves of that problem without needing grid power anywhere on site. A Dosatron water-powered pump injects chlorine in exact proportion to flow, running entirely off the pressure of the water itself. Alongside it, a solar-powered monitoring package continuously verifies the chlorine residual and chemical tank level, then pushes that data to the cloud over the cellular network — so operators know the condition of a remote site without driving out to check it.
100% water-powered dosing — the Dosatron runs entirely on line pressure and flow, with no electrical pump, control panel or PLC needed to inject chlorine
Continuous chlorine verification — a self-cleaning inline sensor confirms the target free chlorine residual is actually being maintained, not just that chlorine is being dosed
Solar-powered remote monitoring — chlorine residual and chemical tank level are transmitted over the cellular network from an independent solar power system, with no mains electricity required at the site
Fewer, more targeted site visits — maintenance crews travel only when chemical replenishment, residual attention or servicing is actually needed, instead of on a routine inspection schedule
What's Included in the Municipal Remote Secondary Chlorination System
Four parts, one integrated system — nothing on site requires mains electricity to dose or monitor chlorine.
Part 01Dosatron Dosing Pump
Part 02ST-765 Sensor + FR-300 Auto-Brush
Part 03LSR-801 Radar Level Sensor
Part 04