PRODUCT INSTRUCTION SHEET
SECTION 3.0
SENSOR PREPARATION
FIG. 2
3.0FREE CHLORINE SENSOR ASSEMBLY. The Free Chlorine Sensor is shipped with the membrane cap
NOTE: IF SENSOR WILL BE STORED DRY OUT OF FLOW
CELL, SHAKE BODY DOWNWARD INTO A SINK TO REMOVE THE FILL SOLUTION. TAKE THE MEMBRANE CAP AND IMMERSE IN A CUP OF TAP WATER UNTILL READY TO REUSE. SEE
SECTION 9. REPLACE CAP AND ELECTROLYTE BEFORE INSTALL- ING INTO FLOW CELL (see SECTION 10 for cap and electrolyte change. See SECTION 5 for sensor installation into flow cell).
SECTION 4.0
FLOW CELL INSTALLATION
4.0FLOW CELL.To obtain accurate Free Chlorine reading, the Sensor must be installed into the Flow Cell to prevent air bubbles formation on the membrane, proper spacing between the sensor and the installation wall, and laminar flow across the membrane.
4.1. Using two 1/4” NPT Tube fittings, connect the FC72 Flow |
Cell into your system, noting the inlet (bottom) and outlet |
(side) orientation. (see FIGURE 2) |
4.2. Install clamp with rubber backing as shown in FIG. 2A. |
4.3 Drill 3/8" diameter hole on the panel. |
FC72 Flow cell
SENSOR
SNAP RING
GROOVE
THREADED FITTING
SNAP RING (INSTALLS INTO PROBE GROOVE)
BARBED TUBE
FITTING
FLOW CELL
BARBED TUBE
FITTING
4.4 | Insert bolt as shown in FIG 2A |
4.5 | On back of panel attach lock washer and nut to secure |
| clamp and flow cell to panel. |
SECTION 5.0
SENSOR INSTALLATION
5.0SENSOR INSTALLATION INTO FLOW CELL.
a.First install threaded fitting onto sensor body (remove fitting if
b.Install
c.Next, slide
d.Thread sensor assembly into top of flow cell as shown in FIGURE 2.
d. Turn on flow and verify the flow through the Flow Cell is at least 0.2gpm (45 liters/hour and no more than 0.6gpm (135 liters/hour).
FIG. 2A |
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