Free-Chlorine Analyzer integrates all necessary components.
June 2, 2011 -
Designed with amperometric sensing technology, Signet 4630 incorporates clear flow cell, flow regulator, sensors, filter, and rotameter in one unit. Turnkey solution, capable of measuring free chlorine in real-time and without reagents, also features pre-wired electronics, 120 Vac power plug, two 4-20 mA outputs, and 2 mechanical relays. Furthermore, ability to have manual or continuous pH compensation promotes reading accuracy. Product only requires 3/8 in. influent and drain tubing.
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GF Piping Systems
2882 Dow Avenue
Tustin, CA, 92780-7258
USA
GF Piping Systems' New Signet 4630 Free-Chlorine Analyzer
Features Built-in Flow Regulator, Providing Turnkey Solution for Accurate Chlorine Water Measurement
TUSTIN, Calif. - GF Piping Systems has introduced the Signet 4630 Free-Chlorine Analyzer System to augment their growing line of measurement and control products for potable water. Designed with amperometric sensing technology, the new analyzer incorporates a clear flow cell, flow regulator, sensors, filter and rotameter all in one compact unit. The fully integrated system provides a turnkey solution for accurately measuring free chlorine. Typical uses include primary/secondary disinfection, water distribution, de-chlorination, algae growth prevention, slime (bio-film) control, and taste and odor control
The 4630 Chlorine Analyzer's amperometric sensor technology provides an improved solution over traditional chlorine monitoring by enabling more accurate measurement in real-time and eliminating the need for reagents. Typical chlorine measurement devices, such as reagent-based analyzers, rely on chemicals, which may be costly, out-dated, contaminated, and require frequent replacement and maintenance. These also require frequent calibration and cleaning. The new Signet 4630 reagent-less system eliminates problems and costs associated with chemicals while providing a highly accurate and continuous monitoring solution.
Key features of the new device consist of pre-wired electronics, a 120 VAC power plug, two 4 to 20 mA outputs and two mechanical relays. The instrument also offers the ability to have manual or continuous pH compensation that allows for highly accurate free chlorine readings. In addition, for troubleshooting purposes, the chlorine sensor also contains diagnostic data that can be easily accessed through the chlorine instrument.
Other features of the unique flow cell design is the built-in flow regulator which automatically controls the flow stream across the sensors membrane, resulting in reduced bubbles for improved system accuracy, and allows for a wide range of inlet pressures from 15 to 120 psi (1 to 8 bar). It also comes complete with isolation ball valves that eliminate the need for purchasing additional parts - the only requirement is a 3/8" influent and drain tubing. In addition to its simple installation, the unit's flow cell can be easily opened for thorough cleaning and removal of algae or hard water deposit build-up.
"With the introduction of the 2552 Metal Insertion Magmeter and the 4150 Turbidimeter, the new 4630 Chlorine Analyzer will allow us to further penetrate and strengthen our position in the drinking water market," stated Anant Babtiwale, Instrumentation Product Manager. "The system is truly an all-in-one chlorine measurement solution.
GF Piping Systems supplies a full range of plastic pipe, fittings, tubing, valves, actuators, rotameters, fusion machines, secondary containment, tank linings, heat exchangers, custom products, and sensors and instrumentation for industrial process control. For further information, please contact GF Piping Systems, 2882 Dow Ave., Tustin, CA 92780-7258; Toll Free (800) 854-4090, Fax (714) 731-6923; e-mail: us.ps@georgfischer.com; Web: gfpiping.com
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