Bluelab Peripod M3

Take full control of your hydroponic system with our ultra-compact peristaltic dosing pumps, specifically designed to automate pH and nutrient levels in your reservoirs. These high-precision pumps ensure accurate, consistent dosing and are built to handle both acidic and alkaline solutions. From their quiet, fan-cooled operation to their rugged wall-mounted design, every aspect is engineered for efficient, long-lasting performance.

Key Features:

• Accurate, Automated pH & Nutrient Control: Precisely dose nutrients and pH adjusters to maintain optimal growing conditions.

• High-Performance Peristaltic Pumps: Deliver consistent flow rates of 120 ml/min for reliable, repeatable results.

• Convenient Placement Options: Position the doser below the injection point without compromising performance.

• Quiet & Fan-Cooled Operation: Ensures optimal performance with minimal noise for a more pleasant environment.

• Manual Dosing Capability: Easily prime the tubing or manually dose solutions at any time.

• Space-Saving & Compact: Perfect for smaller grow rooms or crowded setups.

• High-Strength, Acid-/Alkaline-Resistant Tubing: Dose pH up or down with peace of mind and minimal wear.

• Food-Grade Nutrient Tubing: Comes with opaque tubing to prevent algae growth and maintain solution purity.

• Expandable Multi-Part System: Easily chain up to 12 pumps* to accommodate larger or more complex nutrient regimens.

• Durable Wall-Mounted Design: Built to withstand demanding grow environments while conserving valuable floor space.

*Please note: Only M-series units (M3 and M4) can be chained together. L3 units can only be chained with other L3s.

Upgrade your hydroponic setup with these reliable, long-lasting dosing pumps to maintain perfect pH and nutrient balance—setting you up for healthier plants and bigger yields.

Bluelab® Peripod™ Pump Selection Guide

• Nutrient uptake/requirement of the crop determines what the pump system has to deliver. Leafy greens, for example, require relatively modest nutrient levels, whereas a mature, heavily fruiting tomato crop can have extremely high nutrient demands - even if the reservoirs are the same size.
• The type of crop, and the number of plants within it are the major determinants of nutrient use,and should be used to determine the pump sizing.
• If the grower anticipates they will grow their operation, L3 may be more appropriate if they fall in the overlap between the two systems.