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WQ600 ORP SENSORS
ORP meters and Oxidation Reduction Potential controllers
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FEATURES:
- Fully encapsulated electronics
- 4-20 mA output
- Marine grade cable with strain relief
- Stainless steel housing
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ORP Sensors Product Description
Global Water’s (Redox) ORP sensor is a rugged reliable ORP/Redox measuring
device. The ORP sensor is molded to 25’ of marine grade cable, with lengths up to 500’ available upon request. The ORP
sensor's output is 4-20 mA with a three wire configuration. The ORP sensor's electronics are completely encapsulated in marine
grade epoxy within a stainless steel housing (online version has 1-¼” PVC x 12” pipe nipple, threaded both ends with cap).
Global Water's EZ100 ORP Meter Display adds visual monitoring capabilities to the ORP sensor. The
EZ100 ORP Meter Display connects to the ORP sensor's 4-20mA output to a LCD screen for viewing data. In addition, Global Water
offers the PC300 ORP Controller to use the ORP sensor's output to control pumps or alarms.
Measuring ORP
ORP stands for oxidation-reduction potential, which is the measurement (in millivolts, or mV) of the oxidizing or reducing tendency of a
solution. Oxidation is the loss of electrons from an atom, molecule, or ion, which may or may not be accompanied by the addition
of oxygen. When a substance is oxidized, its oxidation state increases. Reduction is the net gain of electrons. When
a substance is reduced, its oxidation state is lowered. Oxidation and reduction reactions always accompany each other. Every
oxidation and reduction reaction can be characterized by a halfreaction, which provides all of the chemical substances participating in the
reaction (many half-reactions are identified in standard chemistry handbooks or other reference materials). The ORP of the solution
depends on the concentrations of the substances participating in the half-reaction. In order to calculate ORP when concentrations vary,
you must use the Nernst equation. Due to its logarithmic dependence on concentration and its dependence on multiple solution
components, ORP is typically not a good method for measuring concentration. The best use of an ORP is in monitoring and controlling
oxidation-reduction reactions. When an oxidation-reduction reaction occurs, there is usually a large change in the ORP, which
overwhelms the factors that make concentration measurements an issue. This allows you to ensure that an ORP reaction has gone
into completion, and thereby control your application appropriately.
ORP Sensors Specifications
Output: 4-20 mA
Range: -500 to +500mV
Accuracy: 2% of full scale
Maximum Pressure: 40 psi
Operating Voltage: 10-36VDC
Current Draw: 0.2 mA plus sensor output
Warm Up Time: 3 seconds minimum
Operating Temperature: -40° to +55°C
Size:
Standard: 10-1/2" L x 1" Diameter
Online: 15-1/2” L x 2-1/2” Diameter (end cap)
Weight:
Standard: 8 ounces
Online: 22 ounces
ORP Sensors Options & Prices
Prices listed are for United States and Canada only. Call or e-mail us for pricing in other countries.
Terms and Conditions
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WQ600 Redox/ORP Sensor
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$608 |
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WQ600-O Online Redox/ORP Sensor
Comes with 1-¼” NPT PVC housing.
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$657 |
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WQEXC Extra Cable
Standard ORP sensors include 25' of cable, but can be purchased with up to 500' of cable.
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$2/ft |
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RELATED PRODUCTS
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RE300 Handheld ORP Meter
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$116 |
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GL500 ORP/Redox Recorder
ORP/Redox recorder for sensor datalogging. Includes Global Logger Software. With weather proof enclosure and 12V battery.
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$846
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WQS-STD ORP Sampling System
Does not include ORP sensor.
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$2,862 |
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PC300 ORP Controllers
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$877 |
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WQ Water Quality Sensors
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$Varies |
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EZ100 ORP Meter Display
LCD readout display for both portable use and permanent installations.
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$387 |
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