UV PROBE 254+ - Continuous Water Quality Monitoring
- Multi-parameter: LED technology (UV visible)
- Ultra-low running cost: No re-agent or prior filtration, self-cleaning measuring cell (cleaning box option)
- Robust: Stainless steel 316L, water-resistant IP68 (probe and connector).
- Release to aquatic environment
- Water treatment plant
- Drinking water production
- Waste water treatment plan
- Process water and effluents
- COD (mgO2/L)
- BOD (mgO2/L)
- TOC (mgC/L)
- Total Suspended Solids: (mg/L)
- SAC 254 (UA/m)
- SAC 560 (UA/m)
- Color (mgPt/L)
L’UV-probe 254 + uses UV / visible technology for the measurement and analysis of physicochemical parameters such as COD, BOD, TOC, Total Suspended Solids (TSS) and Spectral Absorption Coefficients (at CAS 254nm and CAS 560nm). The COD EFS UV-Probe 254+ will be perfectly suited for various self-monitoring applications and for continuous analysis of wastewater or industrial effluents.
The sample to be analyzed undergoes to separate radiations. The first is emitted in the ultra-violet range at a precise wavelength of 254 nm, the second is generated in the visible range of the electromagnetic spectrum at a wavelength of 560 nm.
Depending on its chemical composition, the sample will absorb different degrees of radiation at these two wavelengths. The quantity of light absorbed in the UV at 254 nm is termed the SAC 254 and the proportion of light absorbed at 560 nm is termed the SAC 560.
This system includes a 316L stainless steel measurement probe, a transmitter ensuring the collection and processing of measurements, and an optional compressed air cleaning module.
The probe can be plunged directly in the effluent to be analysed or installed in a measurement chamber. The cable between the probe and the transmitter is of the submarine type (IP68). It offers perfect reliability for continuous and safe running (power supply and data transmission). It is dedicated for all water type.
To limit maintenance in an area that is difficult to access, it may be equipped with a cleaning box, a pump system for cleaning the measuring heads of the probe by compressed air.