Disinfectant Bromine Analyzer 2 SPST Detection Of HBrO And BCDMH For Seawater

Disinfectant Bromine Analyzer 2 SPST Detection Of HBrO And BCDMH For Seawater

The Bromine analyzer Includes a controller and a Bromine sensor. The ADS series disinfection water quality analyzer is a single parameter analyzer, specially used in the disinfection industry. The Bromine analyzer is designed to measure the free bromine as hypobromous acid and BCDMH, also in sea water.

The Avantages Of The Bromine Analyzer

1. The Bromine controller can record the user's maintenance details of the equipment, the calibration effect of the diagnostic sensor, and will give corresponding prompts for inaccurate calibration instruments.

2. The protection level of the shell is IP66, which can effectively isolate the pollution and corrosive gas intrusion from the external environment.

3. The large-size display screen of the Bromine controller displays sensor measurement data and other data. The user can use the operation panel on the front of the controller to calibrate the sensor and set various parameters that need to be output.

4. The communication standard is equipped with a two-wire RS485 interface, the communication protocol is MODBUS RTU. The instrument supports JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) text data format.

Applications

Water treatment monitoring: domestic water, swimming pool, environmental protection sewage discharge monitoring.

Industrial process monitoring: circulating water, cooling water, aquaculture, papermaking, food, medicine manufacturing, etc.

Parameters Of The Bromine Analyzer

Matching Bromine Sensor Parameters

• PH range: 6.5~9.5, greatly reduced pH dependence
• Pressure range: 0~0.5 bar, no pressure surges and/or fluctuations
• Temperature range: 0~45 ℃
• Response time: T₉₀ approx. 2 min.
• Flow rate: approx. 30 l/h
• Sensor with automatic temperature compensation
• Material: PVC, Peek, stainless steel 1.4571, microporous hydrophilic membrane
• Calibration: at the controller, by means of analytic bromine determination, depending on the brominating agent, free bromine: DPD1 method, BCDMH: DPD4 method