CLF/CLT10sc electrode method online residual (total) chlorine detector

-Working principle:

Amperometry is an electrochemical technique that can measure changes in current caused by chemical reactions occurring on electrodes. The generated current is proportional to the concentration of the analyte. A typical amperometric sensor consists of two different electrodes - an anode and a cathode (such as silver/platinum or copper/gold, respectively)
The CLF10sc and CLT10sc use a three electrode amperometry system, with the anode divided into two parts - a reference electrode and an auxiliary electrode (or counter electrode). These systems are typically supported by special circuits and direct voltage between two electrodes. This three electrode design typically results in more stable measurements and longer lifespan of the working and reference electrodes.

-Application industry:
Suitable for monitoring residual (total) chlorine in groundwater systems, pipeline systems, and process control in drinking water; Monitoring of disinfection processes for boiler control and cooling systems in power plants; Monitoring of residual chlorine concentration in wastewater treatment.

-Instrument features:

The CLF/CLT10sc online residual chlorine analyzer has a unique built-in self diagnostic function

CLF/CLT10sc online residual chlorine analyzer does not require reagent replacement and there is no waste liquid flow

Real time online control of CLF/CLT10sc online residual chlorine detector

CLF/CLT10sc online residual chlorine detector compatible with digital controller