Normal and peak NTU
Select the optical configuration using both normal operation and upset conditions.
Compare three immersion PTU sensors and two low-range flow-through PLTU analyzers for raw water, clarification, wastewater, filter outlet and finished water.
Low-level treated-water monitoring and high-range raw-water or wastewater monitoring place different demands on the optical path and cleaning arrangement. The expected range, particle characteristics, bubbles, mounting position and maintenance access should all be reviewed.
Select the optical configuration using both normal operation and upset conditions.
Raw water, a sedimentation tank, filter outlet and wastewater channel need different installation decisions.
Review cleaning frequency, flow velocity and mounting position to reduce false signals.
Confirm freshwater or seawater materials and PLC/SCADA outputs.

Dual-beam immersion analyzer with low- or high-range configurations.
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Mid-size SUS316L immersion sensor for raw water, wastewater and process monitoring.
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Small immersion sensor for lower-pressure raw, surface and wastewater monitoring.
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Separate flow-cell configuration for filter outlet, finished water and desalination.
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Integrated flow-through analyzer with a 3.5-inch LCD and quick-connect sample ports.
Verified factsUse the process point first: PTU immersion sensors fit raw water, wastewater and process water; PLTU flow-through models fit low-range filter outlet and finished water.
PTU and PLTU-700 sheets list three 4–20 mA outputs and three relays. PLTU-600 lists one 4–20 mA output and one relay.
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