Water and control objective
Identify disinfection, aeration, anoxic/anaerobic treatment, industrial reaction or outlet trend monitoring.
Two supplied technical files support structured ±2000 mV and ±1000 mV sensor configurations plus an online system with 4–20 mA, relays and Modbus RS485. The files do not state commercial model numbers, so none are invented.
ORP depends on the oxidation-reduction system in the water, electrode condition, temperature, fouling and installation. Range, material, mounting, cable and control interface must be confirmed together.
Identify disinfection, aeration, anoxic/anaerobic treatment, industrial reaction or outlet trend monitoring.
Provide normal operation, control setpoint and expected positive or negative peaks.
Confirm continuous temperature, pressure, R3/4 or 3/4 NPT, insertion and maintenance access.
Specify an existing electrode input or a complete system with 4–20 mA, relays and Modbus RS485.
Both pages publish only values confirmed in the supplied Word files. Products without a commercial model are presented as verified configurations.
Sensors and electrodesTwo source-verified sensor constructions cover ±2000 mV standard service and a ±1000 mV economy configuration. The supplied documents do not state commercial model numbers, so no model number is invented.
Online analyzer systemA source-verified controller-and-sensor system for continuous ORP monitoring in municipal water, wastewater, surface water and industrial processes. The source file does not state a commercial model number.
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2021 · Sichuan, China · Municipal wastewater plantIn March 2021, online ORP, turbidity, flow and level measurements were deployed at the wastewater outlet to support operating assessment and discharge management.
2022 · China · Chemical-industry maintenance workshopIn 2022, online water-quality monitoring was deployed at key rainwater outlets serving the maintenance workshop, spare-parts area and equipment-commissioning zone, combining ORP, pH, dissolved oxygen and CODcr.
The two current technical files do not state a commercial model number. A model shown in a historical case is not assumed to be identical to the current configuration.
No. Their materials, temperature limits, dimensions and mounting threads differ.
A conventional electrode needs a compatible controller; the source also describes an optional analog-to-digital module. The complete online system provides 4–20 mA and Modbus RS485.
The real project setting and equipment count are retained while third-party brands, company names and nameplates are neutralized for public use.
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