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Chloride Ion Sensor
Model:FT-S14
Brand:fengtu
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1. Chloride Ion Sensor Application Environment Description
Chloride Ion Sensor measures the potential change of the electrode in contact with the measuring solution to determine the residual chlorine concentration.The S14 Chloride Ion Sensor uses an ion-selective electrode to test free chloride ions in water. It is fast, simple and economical, and can meet the measurement requirements of chloride ions in most industrial environments.
Signal output: RS-485 (MODBUS-RTU)
2. Technical Parameters of Chloride Ion Sensor
| Measuring principle | Ion selection method |
| Output method | RS-485 (MODBUS-RTU) |
| Range | 0-3500.0mg/L |
| Resolution | 0.1mg/L |
| Accuracy | ±5%; ±0.3℃ |
| Shell material | ABS |
| Cable length | 5m |
| Supply voltage | DC12-24V(0.4W@12V) |
| Calibration method | Two-point calibration |
| Measurement environment | 0-50℃(no freezing) |
| Waterproof grade | IP68 |
| Installation | Immersion installation, NPT3/4 thread |
3. Chloride Ion Sensor Maintenance and Care
In order to obtain the most stable results, it is recommended to immerse the ion selective electrode in a standard solution (usually 100ppm) for 10-15 minutes before measurement until the reading is stable.
In order to obtain high-precision results, it is recommended to repeat these steps: remove the electrode from the standard solution, rinse, blot dry, and then immerse in the standard solution (immerse for at least 2 minutes to obtain a stable reading) to ensure that the electrode is properly rinsed and pre-conditioned.
When the electrode is used for the first time or after long-term storage, it needs to be soaked in the standard solution overnight or even 48 hours to get a stable reading. After pretreatment, spray the electrode with deionized water and carefully dry it with absorbent paper instead of wiping it dry.
When the sensor is not in use, place it vertically and do not place it horizontally for a long time.
When the sensor is not used for a long time, the electrodes should be kept dry.
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