Mini Water Pump 3-12 V CC / Mini Peristaltic Pump Model 310 / Hand Sanitizer Oil Dosing Induction Pump

Description

What is the Mini Peristaltic Pump Model 310? This device is suitable for liquid dosing applications and can be used to accurately and precisely pump hand sanitizer. It operates with a continuous current (CC) power supply from 3 to 12 volts. Features Power Supply: 3-12 V CC Model: Mini Peristaltic Pump 310 Uses: Hand Sanitizer Dosing Pump What is it for? The pump is ideal for automatic hand sanitizer dispensing systems, easily integrable into Arduino or ESP projects. It can be used in laboratories, offices and public spaces to ensure precise dosing of the sanitizer. Tutorial: How to use Hand Sanitizer Oil Dosing Induction Pump This induction dosing pump is perfect for applications requiring accurate control over the amount of hand sanitizer dispensed. Useful in laboratories, offices and public areas, it integrates easily into any system. What do you need? Arduino 1 kΩ Resistor Power cable 3-12 V Hand Sanitizer Steps: 1. Connect the pump to a digital pin on the Arduino. 2. Insert a 1 kΩ resistor between the pin and ground. 3. Trace a power supply circuit from 3-12 V between the pump’s VCC and the Arduino’s VCC. 4. Trace a GND power supply circuit between the pump’s GND and the Arduino’s GND. 5. Load the Arduino code. 6. Use the `digitalWrite(pin, HIGH)` function to turn on the pump. 7. Use the `delay(ms)` function to control the operating time. 8. Check the datasheet for power consumption and maximum pressure. Example Code “` void setup() { pinMode(2, OUTPUT); } void loop() { digitalWrite(2, HIGH); delay(1000); digitalWrite(2, LOW); delay(1000); } “` Mini-project Build an automatic hand sanitizer dispensing system. Mount the pump on a support and connect it to the Arduino. Program the Arduino to activate the pump whenever a hand approaches. Common Mistakes Do not use an analog pin for the pump. Do not directly connect the VCC of the pump to the Arduino’s power supply without resistance. Set the wrong pin in the Arduino. Forget to update the datasheet to check operating parameters.