The pH glass electrode for high pressure can be made for different working conditions and a built-in temperature probe, is capable of temperature compensation, accurate measurement results, fast and stable response.
Features:
- High Precision and Stability: The combination pH electrode offers high measurement accuracy and reliable stability, ensuring consistent performance over time.
- Anti-Pollution and Anti-Interference: Designed with advanced technology to resist contamination and interference, the electrode functions well even in challenging water conditions.
- Negative Pressure: Capable of operating under negative pressure, ensuring durability and adaptability to various environmental pressures.
- Built-in Temperature Probe: Equipped with an internal temperature sensor, the electrode allows for temperature compensation, improving the accuracy of pH measurements.
- Accurate Measurement: Provides precise pH readings, ensuring reliable data for water quality analysis.
- Fast and Stable Response: The electrode reacts quickly to pH changes in water, delivering stable results with minimal lag time.
Specification:
Model |
ATO-CpH5806 |
Weight |
1kg |
Measuring range |
0-14pH |
Temperature range |
-5℃-130℃ |
Thermistor |
Pt1000 |
Compressive strength |
0.6MPa |
Installation size |
PG13.5 pipe thread |
Shell material |
Glass |
Connection |
Low noise cable directly led out/VP6 |
Cable length |
Standard configuration 120mm (Customizable on demand) |
Cable |
Can be equipped with VP cable |
The pH electrode installation methods:
1. Side wall installation (*The pH electrode must be at an angle of 15 degrees to the liquid surface. Otherwise, it will affect the normal use of the pH electrode.)
2. Flange mounted at the top
3. Pipe installation
4. Top installation
5. Submersible installation
6. Flow-through installation
Tips: What is a pH electrode?
An industrial online pH measuring system generally consists of four parts, pH electrode (pH sensor), pH meter (pH transmitter), electrode sheath and cable. A pH electrode is a part of the pH meter contacting with measured substance. It's used to measure the electrode potential. Generally, there are two methods to measure the pH value of the aqueous solutions, namely Colorimetry (pH test paper and cuvette) and potentiometric method. The latter is the only way to realize continuous on-line measurement and process monitoring. Moreover, it can obtain accurate and repeatable pH value. The electrode used in the potentiometric method is called as primary battery, which is a system used to converse the chemical reaction energy into electrical energy, voltage of the primary battery is called for electrodynamic force (EMF). EMF consists of two half-cells, one of the half-cell is called for measuring electrode, whose potential is related to specific ionic activity. Another is a reference half-cell, which is also generally called for reference electrode, it generally communicates with measured solutions and connects with the measuring instrument.