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How to Use Kamoer CKP-DC-S08 NKP-DC-S08 Peristaltic Pump 12V-0.25A 55ml/min [Bill Ludwig] : Examples, Pinouts, and Specs

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Introduction

The Kamoer CKP-DC-S08 / NKP-DC-S08 Peristaltic Pump is a compact and efficient pump designed for precise fluid delivery. It operates at 12V DC with a current of 0.25A and delivers a flow rate of 55ml/min. This pump is ideal for applications requiring accurate and contamination-free fluid transfer, such as laboratory experiments, medical devices, food processing, and industrial automation.

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Explore Projects Built with Kamoer CKP-DC-S08 NKP-DC-S08 Peristaltic Pump 12V-0.25A 55ml/min [Bill Ludwig]

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Arduino UNO Controlled Peristaltic Pump System with Temperature and Pressure Monitoring
This circuit is designed to control a KPCS200 peristaltic pump using a TMC2226 stepper driver, powered by a 12V battery and regulated by a step-up boost converter. An Arduino UNO microcontroller manages various sensors, including temperature, pressure, and conductivity sensors, as well as a servo and a relay module for a water heater, enabling precise control and monitoring of fluid flow and environmental conditions.
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This circuit appears to be a control system for peristaltic pumps and a motor driver, with power regulation and communication capabilities. It includes a main power supply stepping down from 48V to various lower voltages for different components, two tb6600 micro stepping motor drivers controlling peristaltic pumps, and an ESP32-based custom PCB for managing signals and communication. The system also integrates an Arduino Mega for additional control and interfacing with a Sensirion flow meter, RS232 to TTL converters for serial communication, and an ultrasonic sensor for distance measurement.
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Image of Cocktail Drink mixer: A project utilizing Kamoer     CKP-DC-S08     NKP-DC-S08 Peristaltic Pump  12V-0.25A 55ml/min    [Bill Ludwig]  in a practical application
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This circuit is an automated cocktail drink mixer controlled by an ESP32 microcontroller. It uses multiple peristaltic and diaphragm pumps to dispense various liquids, an ultrasonic sensor to detect the presence of a glass, and LED rings for visual feedback. The system is operated via Bluetooth commands sent from a mobile app.
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Common Applications and Use Cases

  • Laboratory fluid handling and chemical dosing
  • Medical equipment for precise liquid delivery
  • Food and beverage processing
  • Industrial automation systems
  • Aquariums and hydroponic systems for nutrient dosing

Technical Specifications

The following table outlines the key technical details of the Kamoer CKP-DC-S08 / NKP-DC-S08 Peristaltic Pump:

Parameter Specification
Manufacturer Kamoer
Part ID CKP-DC-S08 / NKP-DC-S08
Operating Voltage 12V DC
Operating Current 0.25A
Flow Rate 55ml/min
Pump Type Peristaltic
Tube Material Silicone
Tube Inner Diameter 2.5mm
Tube Outer Diameter 4.7mm
Lifespan >1500 hours
Operating Temperature 0°C to 40°C
Weight ~100g

Pin Configuration and Descriptions

The pump has two electrical connections for operation:

Pin Description
Red Positive terminal (+12V)
Black Negative terminal (GND)

Usage Instructions

How to Use the Component in a Circuit

  1. Power Supply: Connect the pump to a stable 12V DC power supply capable of providing at least 0.25A.
  2. Polarity: Ensure correct polarity by connecting the red wire to the positive terminal and the black wire to the ground.
  3. Fluid Tubing: Attach the silicone tubing to the pump's inlet and outlet ports. Ensure the tubing is securely fastened to prevent leaks.
  4. Flow Direction: The pump's flow direction is determined by the polarity of the power supply. Reversing the polarity will reverse the flow direction.
  5. Control: For automated control, the pump can be connected to a microcontroller (e.g., Arduino) via a relay or MOSFET circuit.

Important Considerations and Best Practices

  • Avoid Dry Running: Do not operate the pump without fluid in the tubing, as this can damage the pump.
  • Voltage Regulation: Use a regulated 12V DC power supply to ensure stable operation.
  • Flow Rate Calibration: If precise dosing is required, calibrate the flow rate by measuring the output over a fixed time period.
  • Maintenance: Periodically inspect and replace the silicone tubing to maintain performance and prevent leaks.
  • Environmental Conditions: Operate the pump within the specified temperature range (0°C to 40°C) to avoid damage.

Example: Controlling the Pump with an Arduino UNO

Below is an example of how to control the pump using an Arduino UNO and a relay module:

// Example code to control the Kamoer CKP-DC-S08 / NKP-DC-S08 Peristaltic Pump
// using an Arduino UNO and a relay module.

// Define the relay pin connected to the Arduino
const int relayPin = 7;

void setup() {
  // Set the relay pin as an output
  pinMode(relayPin, OUTPUT);

  // Start with the pump off
  digitalWrite(relayPin, LOW);
}

void loop() {
  // Turn the pump on for 5 seconds
  digitalWrite(relayPin, HIGH); // Activate the relay to power the pump
  delay(5000);                  // Wait for 5 seconds

  // Turn the pump off for 5 seconds
  digitalWrite(relayPin, LOW);  // Deactivate the relay to stop the pump
  delay(5000);                  // Wait for 5 seconds
}

Note: Ensure the relay module is rated for the pump's voltage and current. Use a flyback diode across the pump terminals to protect the circuit from voltage spikes.

Troubleshooting and FAQs

Common Issues and Solutions

  1. Pump Not Running

    • Cause: Incorrect wiring or insufficient power supply.
    • Solution: Verify the wiring connections and ensure the power supply provides 12V DC and at least 0.25A.
  2. Low or No Flow

    • Cause: Blocked or improperly connected tubing.
    • Solution: Check the tubing for blockages or kinks and ensure it is securely attached to the pump.
  3. Pump Overheating

    • Cause: Prolonged operation or operation outside the specified temperature range.
    • Solution: Allow the pump to cool down and ensure it is operated within the 0°C to 40°C range.
  4. Reversed Flow

    • Cause: Incorrect polarity of the power supply.
    • Solution: Reverse the power supply connections to correct the flow direction.

FAQs

Q: Can the pump handle corrosive fluids?
A: The pump's tubing is made of silicone, which is resistant to many chemicals. However, verify compatibility with the specific fluid before use.

Q: How do I adjust the flow rate?
A: The flow rate is fixed at 55ml/min. To adjust it, you can use a PWM controller or vary the pump's operating time.

Q: Can the pump be used continuously?
A: While the pump is designed for long-term use, continuous operation may reduce its lifespan. Periodic rest is recommended for optimal performance.

Q: Is the pump waterproof?
A: No, the pump is not waterproof. Avoid exposing the motor and electrical connections to water.