Overview
Overview
KIT-CHE-IPG is a one-gallon propylene-glycol system preservative. Propylene glycol is used for watermaker storage and winterizing under the system’s approved procedure.
Water already inside the watermaker dilutes a storage solution. The Ventura manual specifically cautions that this changes both biological and freeze protection. Read the container’s concentration and the model’s winterizing instructions before deciding how much product is needed.
Specifications & Contents
Specifications & Contents
| Part number | KIT-CHE-IPG |
|---|---|
| Catalog package | 1 gallon |
| Chemical | Propylene glycol |
| Purpose | System preservation / winterizing under the model procedure |
| Quantity planning | Account for residual system water and the required final concentration |
Fits My System
Fits My System
The correct amount depends on the system’s internal water volume and winterizing procedure. No model-specific quantity is established by this one-gallon package listing.
FAQs
FAQs
Does one gallon mean one complete winterizing treatment?
Not for every watermaker. The Ventura procedure begins with one gallon and allows more as needed; larger or modified systems require their own volume calculation.
Can automotive antifreeze be substituted?
No. Spectra specifies the approved propylene-glycol potable-water procedure and prohibits ethylene-glycol automotive antifreeze.
