DAB ESYDOCK MAX 2 Docking Station for ESYBOX Pumps - Double Pump - 2-in NPT

Mount Two Pumps on One Platform - 2-in NPT Threads

Running two pumps usually means extra fittings, extra plumbing and a harder time servicing either one. This twin pump docking station gives both pumps a single secure mounting point, so setup is simpler and a pump can be maintained or replaced without disturbing the rest of the system. It is built around 2-in NPT threads and is made for ESYBOX models.

This is a single twin-pump unit, sold each. It suits growers who want a dual-pump arrangement for irrigation or hydroponic water supply, whether in a home indoor setup or a larger commercial room.

Key Features & Benefits

• Twin pump design — holds two pumps on one docking station.
• 2-in NPT threads — connects to standard NPT plumbing of that size.
• Made for ESYBOX models — pairs with the matching pump series.
• Easier maintenance — pumps can be serviced or replaced without disrupting the system.

Who Should Use DAB ESYDOCK MAX 2

Growers and facility managers who run ESYBOX pumps and want two on one platform for hydroponic systems, irrigation or other water management applications.

About DAB ESYDOCK MAX 2

The ESYDOCK MAX 2 is a twin pump docking station with 2-in NPT threads, listed for use with ESYBOX models. Spec sheet and manual documents are published by the manufacturer and retailers.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How many pumps does it hold?
A: It is a twin pump station and holds two pumps. Both mount on the same docking platform.

Q: Which pumps does it work with?
A: It is listed for ESYBOX models. Check your pump model against the manufacturer spec sheet before ordering.

Q: What does 2-in NPT mean?
A: NPT stands for National Pipe Taper, a common tapered pipe thread standard. The 2-in figure is the thread size for the connection.

Q: Can I replace one pump without shutting everything down?
A: The design is meant to allow pump maintenance or replacement without disrupting the system. Follow the manufacturer manual for the correct isolation steps.

Q: Why use a docking station instead of separate plumbing?
A: A docking station consolidates mounting and connections in one unit. That typically reduces fittings and makes installation more consistent.