Instead of the PVC hitherto used in the industry, PVDF is used for the first time. This results in higher operating safety and a better purity of the generated chlorine dioxide. All status messages and measured values are documented in the integrated data logger and visualised in the clear colour display via the screen recorder.

The stroke lengths of the latest generation of ProMinent metering pumps are monitored online. Hazardous operating statuses owing to incorrect operation of stroke length adjustment of the pumps can thus be avoided.

Using the embedded web server, the user interface can be called up remotely including all of the values and messages shown on the display. All that is needed to view this is a browser, with no need for further software.

• Efficient operation thanks to the production, metering, and monitoring of ClO2 with only one system
• Maximum operating safety and purity of the ClO2 generated with PVDF reactors
• Maximum operating safety thanks to stroke length-monitored pumps
• Perfect quality management thanks to integrated storage of all operating parameters and measured values
• Automatic monitoring of operating parameters and maintenance dates
• Easy and safe operation thanks to clear menu navigation in plain text

• 170-7,500 g/h of ClO2 (DVGW guidelines W 224 and W 624)
• PVDF reactor
• Stroke length monitoring for metering pumps
• Control with large colour display, integrated data logger and screen recorder
• Measurement, documentation, and visualisation of ClO2 and chlorite or redox potential

• Municipal drinking water and waste water plants
• Industry (cooling tower, waste / process water, etc.)

• The metering figures refer to 5 bar backpressure and an ambient temperature of 20 °C. The minimum capacity/hour is based on the fact that when the plant is operating at below 5 % of the nominal capacity, continuous metering is no longer possible because of the then low pumping frequency of the metering pumps. When plants are not operating continuously, the reactor content must be changed at least twice a day. The stated minimum capacity/day should thus not be undershot.
• without bypass pump, flushing valve and water supply line