High quality watertreatment NO2 Nitrate Sensor

1. Introduction

2. Features

l no pharmacy

lNo film, not affected by surfactants.

lNo micropores, there is no danger of holes blocking in the sewage.

lRS485 digital output.

lEasy maintenance, no need to replace the diaphragm.

lAutomatic temperature compensation

lNo pressure balance required

3. Technical Specifications

4. Application range

• Tap water
• sewage
• Fish pond
• Natural water body

5. Installation

Flow cell installation

6. Structure

7. NO2-sensor use precautions (no film series)

When using the electrode, it should ensure 10-20L/H running water in the flow cell to ensure the accuracy of the measurement data. If there is no water in the flow cell, the electrolyte will evaporate and the electrode will be invalid.

When the electrode is not used for the long time, the protective cap should be worn and immersed in water to prevent evaporation of the electrolyte and invalidate the electrode.

8. NO2-sensor maintenance (no film series)

1. Prepare the electrolyte.

Fill the electrolyte bottle with distilled water and shake it repeatedly until it is completely dissolved. Seal the bottle for further use.

2. Inject the electrolyte. l

Place the white silicone rubber cap with on the front of the sensor. l

Screw down the front end of the sensor (sensor cap) with the silicone rubber cap l

Be careful not to get the black mat on the sensor down (this mat is a selective ion diaphragm, not a normal rubber mat) l

After cleaning the sensor cap several times with distilled water, invert it to dry l

Open the electrolyte bottle cap l

Put the electrolyte into the sensor cap until a small amount of electrolyte overflows, taking care to avoid mixing bubbles as much as possible.

3. Install the sensor l

Screw the sensor cover together with the white silicone rubber cap onto the sensor body

Tighten the sensor cap by hand l

Remove the white silicone rubber cap and keep it for future use l

Wipe excess electrolyte with soft paper

4. Sensor Repire

If the sensor is out of water for more than 48 hours, perform the following steps to fix it.

After replacing the electrolyte according to the above steps 1, 2, immerse the sensor in clean water (normal tap water) for 3-5 days (Note: the sensor is connected to the controller and is powered on), then repeat steps 1, 2 and replace the electrolysis again. The sensor can be used normally after recalibration after 24 hours.

5. Daily inspection of the sensor l

Regularly check whether the sensor is contaminated by dirt, algae or air bubbles. Bubbles can be removed by increasing the flow rate. l

Frequently use the method to detect the measured value of the controller. If the deviation is greater than 5%, recalibrate the sensor. l

If the calibration cannot be completed, replace the electrolyte or selective ion diaphragm.