DAB E.SYTWIN Station | Twin E.SYBOX Docking Base, 1-1/4 in NPT

DAB E.SYTWIN Station: One Manifold for Two E.SYBOX Pumps

The E.SYTWIN is a docking base that seats two E.SYBOX pumps side by side and ties them into a single suction and delivery manifold. DAB lists it under part number 60162081, and the US version is threaded 1-1/4 in NPT. Both pumps feed one common header, so the plumbing sees a single inlet and a single outlet. Suction and delivery can both sit on one side, left or right, with the far side plugged. They can also run in line, entering on one end and leaving from the other. That choice makes it easy to drop into an existing pipe run without extra elbows. The base stands on anti-vibration feet with floor fixing points, so it bolts down solidly near the reservoir. Drain caps let you empty the manifold when a pump needs to come off. Packed, the station measures about 29.3 x 13.4 x 10.3 in and weighs roughly 28.4 lb. Plan floor space for both pumps plus clearance above for lifting them out.

Running the Twin Pump Booster in a Grow Operation

Once both pumps are docked, they pair wirelessly and share the work without a separate control panel. The pumps alternate duty so wear spreads evenly across both motors. At peak demand, such as several drip zones opening together, the second pump joins in and roughly doubles available flow. During light draws, a single pump carries the load while the other waits on standby. If one pump faults, the other keeps the lines pressurized, which protects a crop from a missed irrigation window. That redundancy is the main reason commercial greenhouses choose a twin setup over one larger pump. Both pumps should run the same firmware version before they are grouped. The pumps themselves are sold separately. This base accepts the standard E.SYBOX only, not the E.SYBOX Mini 3. Up to four E.SYBOX units can join one wireless group if the operation keeps growing.

Key Features

• Two-pump manifold: Seats two E.SYBOX units on one shared suction and delivery path, so the pair behaves as a single booster.
• Flexible port layout: Suction and delivery can sit on one side or run in line, which fits most existing pipe runs without rework.
• Duty and standby: The pumps alternate and back each other up, which spreads wear and keeps pressure on if one unit stops.
• Anti-vibration feet: Feet and floor fixing points keep the base steady and quiet on a concrete pad.
• Service drain caps: Caps on the manifold let you empty it before lifting a pump off for maintenance.

Technical Specifications