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pH/ORP

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Züllig pH-Probe PHBL-25
OverviewMounting Types / Applications / Features / Specifications / Method of Construction
Züllig Redox-Probe RXBL-25
Mounting Types / Applications / Features / Specifications / Method of Construction

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Mounting types


Probe types


(from left)
- shaft version with hood
- built-in type
- submersion type
- insertion mounting type
- version with removable
   pre-amplifier

Züllig pH-Probe PHBL-25

The pH measurement is based upon the millivolt potential between a measuring and a reference electrode. These so-called half elements are brought together in a combined electrode. A millivolt potential, which is dependent on the pH value of the measuring soultion, arises at the glass membrane, which is connected to the potential of the reference electrode.

Since the reference electrode is filled with a solid electrolyte there is no need for refilling. The two point calibration is easily performed by push-button.

The milivolt output per pH-unit varies with temperature. The integrated temperature sensor automatically compensates the actual reading for this change of slope.

The temperature can be read from the transmitter display.

For practical reasons, the measuring range of th Zullig sensor is between pH2 and pH12.

The fully encapsulated pre-amplifier delivers low resistance, stable signal. This allows a large separation between the sensor and transmitter with no degradation of the signal.


Mounting types


A large variety of probe configurations is available. This ensures suitability and ease of mounting into almost any application including insertion and pressurized applications through a ball valve.

Applications

  • Raw wastewater, wastewater
  • Activated sludge
  • Drinking water, lakes and rivers
  • Sewers and storm water
  • Control and monitoring of industrial precipitation and pH neutralization plants
  • Leachate monitoring
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Features

  • Long term measurement stability
  • Fast response
  • Minimal drift
  • User friendly, low maintenance
  • Materials and configurations for most applications
  • Optimal performance with B-Line transmitter
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Specifications
Application Data
Sensor Pt 99.9
Measuring range 0-14 pH
Resolution of measurement
0.01pH
Temperature at use
0-60 ° C
Pressure range
max. 6 bar
Minimum conductivity
0.5 mS/m (equals 5 µS/cm)
Electrical Data
Voltage supply
24 VDC
Typical current draw
approx. 20 mA
Signal type
1-5 mA
Cable
10 m
Plug
System 2000 (option)
Mechanical Data
Diameter
40 mm
Connection Thread G1"
Standard probe length
400 mm (with end piece)
1000 mm or 1500 mm (with hood)
Special lengths (in intervals of 100 mm)
300-4000 mm (with end piece)
500-4000 mm (with hood)
Short version
285 mm (with end piece)
443 mm (with hood)
Quick change version
Tri Clamp ® (option)
Insertion mounting version
Application possible
Material
Wetted Parts
PVC-U, glass, PBT, platinum
Stainless steel DIN 1.4571
Stainless steel DIN 1.4435
Sealing
NBR, FKM, Silicone and PTFE
Optimal Transmitter

B-Line

Measuring type PHBL/PHZ

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Easily changeable electrode
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Compact Method of Construction

  • Easily changeable electrode
  • Plug system 2000
  • Extension cable system 2000
  • Multipurpose bracket
  • Tri Clamp © system (quick change)
  • Ball valve system Z-KWA
  • Pressure free exchange valve Z-DWA
  • Excess voltage protection (lightning)

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click on any image
for a larger view


Mounting types


Probe types


(from left)
- shaft version with hood
- built-in type
- submersion type
- insertion mounting type
- version with removable
   pre-amplifier

Züllig Redox-Probe RXBL-25
Mounting types
A large variety of probe configurations is available. This ensures suitability and ease of mounting into almost any application including insertion and pressurized applications through a ball valve.

Applications

  • In intermitting operation of the biology for the monitoring of the nitrification/denitrification (with B-Line controller)
  • Drinking water
  • Channel spy
  • Leachate monitoring
  • Influent (WWTP)
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Features

  • Long term measurement stability
  • Fast response
  • Minimal drift
  • User friendly, low maintenance
  • Materials and configurations for most applications
  • Optimal performance with B-Line transmitter
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Specifications
Application Data
Measuring range 2-12 pH
Resolution of measurement
0.01 pH
Temperature compensation
manually
Temperature at use
0-40 °C (standard)
0-80 °C (option)
Pressure range
max. 2 bar (standard)
max. 6 bar (option)
Minimum conductivity
0.5 mS/m (equals 5µS/cm)
Electrical Data
Voltage supply
24 VDC
Typical current draw
approx. 20 mA
Signal type
1-5 mA
Cable
10 m
Plug
System 2000 (option)
Mechanical Data
Diameter
40 mm
Standard probe length
400 mm (with end piece)
1000 mm or 1500 mm (with hood)
Special lengths (in intervals of 100 mm)
300-4000 mm (with end piece)
500-4000 mm (with hood)
Short version
285 mm (with end piece)
443 mm (with hood)
Quick change version
Tri Clamp® (option)
Insertion mounting version
Application with Z-DWA (option)
Material
Wetted Parts
PVC-U, glass, PBT
Stainless steel DIN 1.4571
Stainless steel DIN 1.4435
Sealing
NBR, FKM, Silicone and PTFE
Optimal Transmitters

B-Line

Measuring type PHBL/PHZ

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Easily changeable electrode
(click for a larger view)

Compact Method of Construction

  • Plug system 2000
  • Extension cable system 2000
  • Multipurpose bracket
  • Tri Clamp © system (quick change)
  • Ball valve system Z-KWA
  • Pressure free exchange valve Z-DWA
  • Excess voltage protection (lightning)

Subject to technical changes

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