The membrane-covered amperometric sensor is used to measure the total chlorine concentration in water. The sensor also measures “free chlorine” from anorganic chlorine products (chlorine gas, hypochlorite, etc.) and “combined chlorine” (e.g. chloramine). This sensor can only be used in media with drinking or swimming pool water quality. Typical areas of application include swimming pools and monitoring of drinking water.
Chlorine Sensor
Feature
- Three-electrode principle
- Easy calibration
- Integrated temperature compensation
- Proven measuring system
- Analog and digital version
Application
Drinking water monitoring and Swimming pool monitoring
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