Rice Hydro Releases Video for the DPH 3b Hydrostatic Test Pump Self Test

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Rice Hydro releases video review of Rice Hydro DPH 3b Hydrostatic Test Pump Self Test viewable at https://youtu.be/INzM5eJtMWQ. For more information on Rice Hydro DPH 3b Hydrostatic Test Pump Self Test go to https://RiceHydro.com.


(Carson City, Nev., April 24, 2018) RICE Hydro, Inc. releases new video detailing how to do a self-test on the DPH-3B Hydrostatic Test Pump. The video details basic instructions on how to check various aspects of operating the unit. The video details basic instructions on how to check various aspects of operating the unit. The video shows the proper order of steps to complete the test – from checking oil and fuel levels to checking line strainer for debris, which can restrict water flow. Instruction is given on how to tighten fittings, check suction, and connect the inlet water for tank and filling. The video goes on to review connections, bleeding air from unit and more, thru actual starting of the unit. Additionally, the video includes instructions for adjusting pressure settings. etc. to achieve proper gauge readings.


c The unit includes:


11 GPM up to 550 PSI


Inlet – 1″ with 9 foot inlet hose assembly and stainless steel mesh filter


Outlet – 1/2″ high pressure 8 foot hose with quick connect couplings


Adjustable pressure regulator, from 70 to 550 PSI


Stainless Steel liquid-filled 0-600 PSI gauge, ensures accurate readings


Rugged roll cage construction, protects pump from damage


196 CC 6.5 HP air cooled 4 cycle Honda engine, with OIL ALERT


1 Year Warranty from Manufacturers Defect


Watch the Video Here https://youtu.be/INzM5eJtMWQ


About RICE Hydro, Inc.


RICE Hydro was established in 1976 by Allen Rice, a Harvard University graduate who retired from a career in the water municipality industry. Rice was desirous of staying busy and took a position with a local rental yard in San Diego California. During this period, he recognized the contractor need for a hydrostatic test pump, versus an adapted pressure washer to test pressurized lines. Rice began designing the first hydrostatic test system, one that allowed for ease of operation; precision, reliability and rapid results. From humble beginnings out of his garage in El Cajon California, the first RICE hydrostatic test pump was constructed – the ST-1, a 5 HP roller pump, with a flow rate of 5 GPM, and an output pressure of 300 PSI.


Over the years, the product line has evolved to include, not only Hydrostatic Test Pumps, but also: Fire Hose Testers, Post Hole Diggers, Hand Test Pumps and Shoring Pressure Pumps. Serving the needs of commercial, residential, municipal, industrial, military and Aal types of contractors, RICE Hydro provides clients with exceptional testing, pumping and digging solutions.


For more than four decades, RICE Hydro has been the industry leader in design and manufacturing of superior quality products. Their systems are versatile, dependable and have the highest level of customer satisfaction.


– The inventor of the original Hydrostatic Test Pump, RICE Hydro


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