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Chlorine Probe and Analog Output Wiring  

 

Note:  

If your HydroACT Analyzer was supplied with additional sensors and I/O that are not discussed in this guide, be sure to 

refer to the full product manual and/or any supplementary documentation for more information.  Wiring connection diagrams 

for sensors and outputs are also available on the HydroACT display by going to Menu > (Select sensor or output) > Options > 
Connections. 

 

Chlorine Probe Input Card 

A chlorine probe input card is installed in Slot #1 as shown in above diagram and has a 4-position terminal for the connection 
to the chlorine probe.   The interconnect cable supplied with the chlorine probe must be connected to this input card: with 
the white wire connected to the top terminal and the blue wire connected to the next terminal down.    

  

Analog Outputs 

An analog output card is installed in Slot #8 and is referred to as “Analog Output 1.8” within the display user menu.  Unless 
additional sensors were supplied with HydroACT, this output will be mapped to the Free or  Total chlorine reading that is 

originating from the probe connected to Slot #1.  This output provides a 4-20 mA output signal proportional to the chlorine 
reading.  The above diagram shows where the connections are located for the +4-20 mA and -4-20 mA on output card. See 
next page for the analog output setup and scaling instructions.    

 

Relays and Digital Inputs (Optional) 

Relays and Digital Inputs are optional and do not come activated on HydroACT unless ordered.  If these options are required 
but were not originally ordered with the analyzer, they can be activated by contacting Chemtrac and acquiring the necessary 

activation codes.    If relays were ordered, see next page for setup instructions.  Refer to HydroACT manual for Digital Input 
setup instructions. 
 

Auxiliary Power Terminals  

Auxiliary DC Power Terminals (selectable for 12 or 24 VDC using internal jumper) and  Auxiliary Line Power Terminals (110 or 
220 VAC) provide power for certain types of sensors, as well as external devices (e.g., valves or chemical feed pumps) that 
would be controlled via the relays.  Note: The Aux Line Power Terminals are not protected by an internal fuse.  Caution must 

be taken when connecting external devices so as to not overload the current handling capacity of the circuit (rated for 5 Amps).  
Refer to HydroACT manual for more details. 
 

Digital Communication   

HydroACT has 3 plug-in card slots (to the left of the sensor slots) for optional digital communication cards.  These can include 
Modbus RTU or TCP, PROFIBUS, and cellular modem cards.  Refer to HydroACT manual for more details. 

Chlorine Probe  

Connection 

Summary of Contents for HydroACT

Page 1: ...Quick Start Guide HydroACT Analyzer with Free or Total Chlorine Sensor Version 03 10 2020...

Page 2: ...2...

Page 3: ...This Quick Start Guide is a supplement to the User Manual and is intended to give an overview of the product accessories and set up prior to installation The user is advised to review the full produc...

Page 4: ...easurement accuracy With the vented design it is very important to not have any backpressure on the drain line as this would limit how much flow would be able to pass through the probe chamber before...

Page 5: ...n Line Connections Flow Cell with Single Probe Chamber HydroACT Analyzer A mounting template and screws are provided with analyzer Mounting Holes 1 7 6 in 194 mm 2 9 4 in 238 mm Dimensions 1 4 1 in 10...

Page 6: ...ce is applied In lifting the cover position it to insert the display posts into the post holes as indicated allowing the cover to temporarily rest in the raised position After completing wiring inside...

Page 7: ...shows where the connections are located for the 4 20 mA and 4 20 mA on output card See next page for the analog output setup and scaling instructions Relays and Digital Inputs Optional Relays and Digi...

Page 8: ...r or analog output was supplied the user should verify the settings before wiring User can change the mapping and output scaling if desired Note Press the Next button to navigate through the 3 setup s...

Page 9: ...with a Total Chlorine probe should be labeled Total or have the part number ECP1 4 Damage can occur to the probe if the incorrect electrolyte is used Position the probe vertically so that the electro...

Page 10: ...is typically adequate to keep air bubbles from forming on the membrane Sample Flow Considerations For proper operation a minimum of 250 ml min sample flow is required Large changes in flow e g from 25...

Page 11: ...hich is accessed by pressing Menu and then selecting the Free or Total chlorine tile 4 Press the keypad button directly below the Calibrate icon on the display Then select Calibrate Span Follow the us...

Page 12: ...e tip where the white dot is located See page 10 of this document for instructions on how to position probe and adjust flow to deal with air bubbles 5 Ensure the cable is screwed all the way onto the...

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