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Maintenance 14

7.  Press 

Process

 when available. 

8.  Use 

ud

 directional keys to adjust the process value in agreement with the standard value.

9.  Press 

CFM

 to confirm and save calibration.

Installation recommendations

The 

HI510

 controller together with a 

HI7630-28

zz

 probe is designed to meet the ASTM  D5391- 99 requirements 

for electrical conductivity and resistivity of flowing high-purity water samples. 

•  The installation must exclude air contact with the sample. 
•  Install the probe in a tee, horizontally, and direct the flow into the opening at the bottom of the probe. 

Alternatively, the probe can be installed in a flow-cell. See section 8, Installation. 

•  Maintain flow rate to minimize interferences from bubbles, settling of particulates, and provide a faster 

response. 

•  The probe is specified up to 6 bar @25°C.

12.  MAINTENANCE

Rinse the probe thoroughly as water residue may not be visible. 

Cleaning

Dirty or improperly cleaned probes can result in erratic and inaccurate readings. 

•  Remove and inspect the probe during scheduled service intervals.
•  Dry clean the sensor with a soft bristle brush to loosen any debris.

For a more thorough cleaning:

•  Use a cloth and warm water with a soapy surfactant to clean and follow with a thorough rinse with 

purified (deionized) water. Ensure that the holes and cell channel in the sensor are free of foreign material.

•  Flush with purified water after cleaning.

Four-ring probe cleaning

•  Remove and inspect the probe during scheduled service intervals.
•  Clean off the external sheath with a soft cloth and surfactant solution.
•  Rinse the probe under a stream of running tap water to remove salt or minerals.

Jet the tap water stream through the opening to dislodge any debris.

•  If strictly necessary, carefully remove the outer plastic sheath to disassemble the probe.

Clean with a warm water/surfactant mixture and follow with a through rinsing with purified water.
Allow pieces to dry and reassemble.

Calibrate the probe with the appropriate buffer for the intended application.

Storage

•  Store the probe dry, after cleaning in distilled water. 
•  Clean the probe and calibrate after long-term storage.

Summary of Contents for HI7630-28

Page 1: ...4805 0 to 30 mS cm T 0 to 50 C p max 6 bar SN XXXXXXXXXXXX HI7630 2800 Conductivity and Temperature Industrial Smart Probes Please scan the QR code or follow the link to download the HI510 controller...

Page 2: ...intenance 14 13 Accessories 15 14 Abbreviations 16 Certification 16 Recommendations for Users 16 Warranty 16 Dear Customer Thank you for choosing a Hanna Instruments product Please read this instructi...

Page 3: ...ons detailed in this manual 3 GENERAL DESCRIPTION INTENDED USE HI7630 28 and HI7630 48 are Conductivity and Temperature probes designed to be paired with the HI510 Universal Process Controller The pro...

Page 4: ...conductivity probes can be installed directly in line immersed in a tank or in a flow cell and are suited for continuous measurement of conductivity and associated parameters required in applications...

Page 5: ...h standard solution Process Single point Temperature Range 0 0 to 50 0 C 32 0 to 122 0 F Accuracy 0 5 C 1 0 F Calibration Single point offset controller setting Temperature compensation mode Linear Na...

Page 6: ...ion Salinity Single point with standard solution Resistivity Single point Process Single point Temperature Range 0 0 to 100 0 C 32 0 to 212 0 F Accuracy 0 5 C 1 0 F Calibration Single point offset con...

Page 7: ...189 mm 7 4 Four Ring Probes HI7630 48zz 28 mm 1 1 72 mm 2 8 50 mm 2 12 mm 0 5 3 4 NPT 216 mm 8 5 HI7630 4800 216 mm 8 5 Align the pins and key then push the plug into the socket Rotate the collar to...

Page 8: ...essibility for maintenance when selecting placement Typical installation examples with mounting accessories Accessories are sold separately In line mounting and flow cell installation require that the...

Page 9: ...PT 2 Vent hole 3 O ring 4 Probe Tank immersion with submersible electrode holder I II III 1 2 4 3 5 6 7 9 8 1 Probe cable 2 Cable gland 3 Electrode holder cap 4 Adjustable immersion level 5 Electrode...

Page 10: ...3 and cable gland on top 2 The cable is shielded inside the holder to prevent any damage to the insulation F Tighten the cable gland 2 step III and slide the cap 3 back onto the electrode holder 5 Fl...

Page 11: ...n the board 4 Position excess cable through the cable gland before tightening the nut 5 Remove the ground screw and hardware located below the PROBE connector and attach ground lead g COMM B A IN1 IN2...

Page 12: ...oss contamination when a two point calibration is required use two beakers one for rinsing the probe and the other for calibration Go to Probe Settings in Channel Setup and set Meas Mode to EC Procedu...

Page 13: ...ed in conductivity EC Meas Mode The user can subsequently change Meas Mode to RES to measure in resistivity units M cm Ultrapure water self ionizes into H and OH ions and has a conductivity of 0 055 S...

Page 14: ...ccurate readings Remove and inspect the probe during scheduled service intervals Dry clean the sensor with a soft bristle brush to loosen any debris For a more thorough cleaning Use a cloth and warm w...

Page 15: ...1 2 PVC protective end cap inside height 68 mm 2 6 HI60503 PVDF immersion electrode holder HI60503 2 PVDF protective end cap inside height 68 mm 2 6 HI605011 PVC mounting flange HI60542 In line electr...

Page 16: ...oduced by the user to the supplied equipment may degrade its performance Do not use or store the product in hazardous environments WARRANTY The probes are warrantied for six months against defects in...

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