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PhathomModel T30-SWW -Suspended Solids and Turbidity Sensor

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Designed for accuracy in clean water, measuring a TSS range of 0 – 0.75 g/L (SiO2) and a turbidity range of 0 – 1,000 NTU. The T-series are immersion sensors and they use nephelometry (90 degree scattered light) and direct attenuated light to measure both TSS and turbidity directly.

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Get better control and monitoring of your Stormwater run-off, Sediment, Raw Water and Surface Water. Bringing sophisticated process control suspended solids sensors to Stormwater and Waste

Four beam self compensating sensor, virtually eliminates drift due to contamination or electronic ageing.

  • Immersion style.
  • Simple user interface.
  • Accurate, repeatable & reliable.
  • Low power suitable for remote installations
  • Connects directly with 4-20mA and Modbus RS485, or SDI-12

T30-SWW Measurement Range, 0 to 1000 NTU, 0 to 750mg/l SiO2

Multi-beam sensor using both attenuated and 90° scattered light. The multi-beam system compensates for fouling of surface and ageing of electronics providing a very repeatable output.

Applications include:

  • Stormwater sediment runoff monitoring
  • Flocculant dosing and control
  • Wastewater monitoring and control
  • Monitoring of clarifier overflow weirs
  • Raw water inlet turbidity measurement to water treatment plants
  • Surface water monitoring
  • Solids loading in rivers and streams
  • Final outlet of effluent from DAF plants
  • Filtration Monitoring and control

Measuring Range

  • Immersion Sensor:
    • 0 to 1000 NTU
    • 0 to 750mg/l SiO2 (the measuring range will vary according to media and particle characteristics)
  • Accuracy: +/- 2% of reading
  • Repeatability: +/- 1% of reading
  • Temperature: 0 to 50°C operating range
  • Pressure: 5 Bar
  • Cable:
    • Polyurethane covered cable rated to 95°C.
    • Extension cables can be supplied to extend the cable up to 100m.
  • Outputs: Modbus RS485, 4-20mA and 1 x solid state relay or SDI-12 only
  • Power Requirement:
    • Modbus only - 0.25W at 3.7V
    • 4-20mA and Modbus - 9 to 32V DC
    • SDI-12 - 0.1W (working), 0.002W (asleep) at 3.7 to 32V DC

Model Number Selection Guide

  • Body Style: T30-SWW - Immersion Body
  • Wave Length: 880nm - Standard.
  • Body Material: PP - Polypropylene, Fingers - Polysulfone
  • Cable: 10- Supplied with a 10m cable as standard. Other lengths available
  • Output: MB - Modbus RS485, or SD - SDI-12
  • Jet Nozzle: Requires water or airflow. Air to 5 Bar
  • Sample model no: T30-SWW-880-PP-10-MB
  • Calibration: Shipped with PC based App and USB Dongle

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Power - Solar and battery power

Phathom sensors will work with a 3.7V battery recharged by solar panels, making them ideal for remote deployment.

Power - Site power

Phathom sensors can be connected to a local power source.

Power - Battery power

Phathom sensors will work with a 9-32V battery supply, making them ideal for remote deployment.

Telemetry - Connect to existing

You can integrate a Phathom sensor into your existing telemetry through either a 4-20mA, Modbus RS485 or SDI-12 connector. Or click right to see examples of tried and tested systems.

Telemetry - Halo (NZ)

They are leaders in agri-data. Phathom sensors work well with their telemetry solutions.

Telemetry - Define (International)

Industrial communications and data

Telemetry - Ping Alert (NZ)

Instrumatics’ economical communications unit and platform

Telemetry- Mote (NZ)

Gold standard sediment control monitoring

Installation - Flotation

Flotation buoys and devices support Phathom sensors in ponds, estuaries, and larger rivers.

Platform -  Immersion

Phathom sensors can be secured outside of the water and immersed into the water in a flume, sump, tank, lift stations or body of water.

Platform - Inline

Phathom sensors can be integrated into a plumbed system for clarifiers, lamellas, dewatering systems or raw water supply.

Attachment - None

Unlike single-beam sensors that require constant cleaning, Phathom sensors typically only need occasional cleaning at most because their multi-beam technology self-compensates for accumulated dirt unless they get completely clogged. That means they usually don’t require any attachment.