Burkert Type 8232 (568523)
Chlorine sensor
568523 Burkert Chlorine sensor
- Durable construction: The detector is made of high-quality materials that ensure its durability and reliability.
- Easy to maintain: the detector is easy to install and maintain.
- Cost-effective: the detector has a low operating cost.
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568523 Burkert Chlorine sensor
The chlorine sensor Type 8232 from Burkert is an electrochemical sensor used to measure free or total chlorine in inorganic sources (chlorine gas, sodium hypochlorite solution, etc.).
Datasheet:
- Type: 8232
- Measuring range:
- Free chlorine: 0.001 - 10 mg/L
- Total chlorine: 0.01 - 100 mg/L
- Accuracy: ± 0.05 mg/L
- Response time: < 10 с
- Operating temperature: 0 - 60 °C
- Operating pressure: 0 - 10 bar
Advantages:
- High level of accuracy
- Short response time
- Wide measuring range
- Operation in a wide range of temperatures and pressures
- Protection against biological contamination
The sensor is available in four versions:
Three-electrode chlorine "Trace" sensor (zero chlorine), which is suitable for measuring very low concentrations of free chlorine. The diaphragm of this sensor is protected against biological contamination and can therefore operate for up to four weeks in chlorine-free water. The sensor provides an output signal in the form of a voltage at the four-pin connector.
Three-electrode free chlorine sensor with significantly reduced pH dependence.
Two-electrode free chlorine sensor for standard applications with a constant pH value.
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