Chlorine Sensors
Chlorine sensors measure free chlorine, monochloramine, and total chlorine. The primary application is drinking water disinfection, although total chlorine is often measured in treated wastewater, including reclaimed wastewater.
 | The Model 498CL-01 sensor is intended for the determination of free chlorine in drinking water. Unlike other amperometric free chlorine sensors, the response of the Model 498CL-01 is practically independent of the sample pH. |
 | Model 499ACL-01 sensors are a family of three sensors for the determination of free chlorine (option -01), total chlorine (option -02), and monochloramine (option-03). The total chlorine sensor must be used in the sample conditioning system (TCL). |
 | The Model FCL is a complete system for the determination of free chlorine. It includes a 499 ACL-01chlorine sensor, a pH sensor, cables, analyzer, and a constant head flow controller. The pH sensor is used to correct chlorine readings for pH changes. |
 | The Model FCLi is a complete system for the determination of free chlorine. It includes a Model 498CL-01 chlorine sensor, cable, constant head flow controller, and analyzer. No auxiliary pH sensor is required. |
 | The Model MCL is a complete system for the determination of monochloramine in water. It consists of the 499ACL-03 sensor, a cable, an analyzer, and a constant head flow controller. |
 | The Model TCL is a sample conditioning system used with the Model 499ACL-02 total chlorine sensor to measure total chlorine in water. The TCL continuously injects reagents into the sample that convert total chlorine into a measureable form. |
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