King Technology Perform-Max Model 940 in ground in-line chemical feederKing Technology Perform-Max Model 940 In Ground In-Line Feeder, 01-05-0940 In stock$13799
King Technology Perform-Max Model 940 in ground in-line chemical feeder

King Technology Perform-Max Model 940 In Ground In-Line Feeder, 01-05-0940

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Quick overview

  • Performance Valve The patented valve responds accurately across a wide range of settings instead of drifting between them.
  • Erodes one layer at a time Water erodes only the bottom layer of chemical, which makes output far easier to hold steady than in a soaker style feeder.
  • 10 lb capacity The 940 holds ten pounds of chemical.
  • Chlorine or bromine Takes pucks, tablets or sticks in either sanitizer.
  • Sized for large pools Rated for chlorine pools up to 50,000 gallons and bromine pools up to 25,000 gallons.
  • In-line, in ground Plumbs into the return line of an in ground pool system.
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Product details

The King Technology Perform-Max Model 940 is an in-line erosion feeder for in ground pools, holding ten pounds of chlorine or bromine in pucks, tablets or sticks.

The Performance Valve

What separates the Perform-Max from a basic feeder is its patented Performance Valve. Water is directed so that it erodes only the bottom layer of chemical rather than wetting the whole supply the way a soaker feeder does. Erode a small area and output tracks the setting; wet everything at once and it does not. The valve responds accurately across a wide range of settings, so you can dial in a residual without over chlorinating to get there.

Sizing

The 940 is rated for chlorine pools up to 50,000 gallons and bromine pools up to 25,000 gallons. King Technology builds three Perform-Max models holding from seven to ten pounds, covering pools from around 10,000 gallons up to 50,000, and this is the ten pound model at the top of that range.

What it is for

Holding a proper residual through hot weather, heavy bather loads and everything in between, without a daily trip to the pool with a bucket.

Specifications
Brand King Technology
Manufacturer part number 01-05-0940
UPC 722906009405
Model 940
Type In ground in-line erosion feeder
Capacity 10 lb
Chemical Chlorine or bromine, pucks, tablets or sticks
Chlorine pool size Up to 50,000 gallons
Bromine pool size Up to 25,000 gallons
Metering Patented Performance Valve
Shipping weight 1.31 lb
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How big a pool will it handle?
Chlorine pools up to 50,000 gallons and bromine pools up to 25,000 gallons.
How much chemical does it hold?
Ten pounds. King Technology makes three Perform-Max models holding from seven to ten pounds, and the 940 is the ten pound version.
Can I use bromine in it?
Yes. It takes chlorine or bromine, in pucks, tablets or sticks.
What makes it different from a cheaper feeder?
The Performance Valve lets water erode only the bottom layer of chemical rather than soaking the whole supply. Output stays much closer to the setting you chose, which is what keeps residual steady without over chlorinating.
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