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IM 50.560CA UA (B/4-03)

65

DEPOLOX

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 3 

PLUS

 RESIDUAL ANALYZER

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Summary of Contents for DEPOLOX 3 PLUS

Page 1: ...DEPOLOX 3 PLUS RESIDUAL ANALYZER FOR MEASURING CHLORINE CHLORINE DIOXIDE OZONE AND OR pH OR FLUORIDE BOOK NO IM 50 560CA UA ISSUE B...

Page 2: ...SELLER If Buyer discovers a defect in material or workmanship it must promptly notify Seller in writing Seller reserves the right to require the return of such defective parts to Seller transportatio...

Page 3: ...6 characters each display of disinfectant residual alternates every five seconds with the pH or fluoride values when the analyzer is set up for two measurements There are two wetside configurations av...

Page 4: ...n a r b m e M y l b m e s s A k c o l B w o l F e n a r b m e M 0 9 3 4 B A A 1 T C E L E S D N A l C e e r F 2 1 C F e b o r P 7 9 2 4 B A A l C l a t o T 2 1 C T e b o r P 3 2 4 1 B A A O l C 2 7 D...

Page 5: ...well as the domestic business and trade sectors Declaration of Conformity DEPOLOX 3 plus devices comply with the requirements of the EU direc tives 89 392 EC Machinery Directive 73 23 EC Low Voltage D...

Page 6: ...DEVICE MAY ONLY BE OPERATED WHEN THE HOUSING IS CLOSED AND MUST BE CONNECTED TO THE PROTECTIVE CONDUCTOR MODIFICATIONS TO THE DE VICEWHICHEXCEEDTHOSEDESCRIBEDINTHISMANUAL ARE NOT PERMISSIBLE Table Of...

Page 7: ...RATTENTIONBEINGPAIDTOTHEINFORMATIONANDADVICEONPROTEC TIVE CLOTHING THIS PLANT MAY BE CONNECTED TO MAINS VOLTAGE IT IS ESSENTIAL THAT THE UTMOST CARE IS TAKEN WHEN WORK IS CARRIED OUT ON EQUIPMENT WHER...

Page 8: ...are not immediately reflected in the instruction book If such a change has apparently been made in your equipment and does not appear to be reflected in your instruction book contact your local USF W...

Page 9: ...icated below UNITED STATES 1901 West Garden Road Vineland NJ 08360 TEL 856 507 9000 FAX 856 507 4125 CANADA If the equipment was purchased directly from USF W T Canada contact the nearest office indic...

Page 10: ...IM 50 560CA UA B 4 03 DEPOLOX 3 PLUS RESIDUAL ANALYZER...

Page 11: ...IM 50 560CA UA B 4 03 1 DEPOLOX 3 PLUS RESIDUAL ANALYZER SECTION 1 TECHNICAL DATA List of Contents PARA NO DEPOLOX 3 plus 1 1 Sensor Feature List 1 2 pH Sensor Kit 1 3 Fluoride Sensor Kit 1 4...

Page 12: ...t c e f n i s i d r o f x 1 r o s n e S l a u D h t i w e d i r o u l f r o H p r o f x 1 d e t a l o s i y l l a c i r t c e l e d a o l m h o 0 0 0 1 x a m d n u o r g o t V 0 5 o t p u r o f s t u...

Page 13: ...r g s i r e v e h c i h w y t i l i b a t S l a c i p y t r e d n u S F 2 h t n o m 1 r o f s n o i t i d n o c l a c i p y t r e d n u S F 5 h t n o m 1 r o f s n o i t i d n o c l a c i p y t r e d...

Page 14: ...g s i r e v e h c i h w y t i l i b a t a e p e R S F 3 r o l g m 2 0 0 r e t a e r g s i r e v e h c i h w S F 3 r o l g m 2 0 0 r e t a e r g s i r e v e h c i h w y t i l i b a t S l a c i p y t r...

Page 15: ...s 1 4 Fluoride Sensor Kit AAB5389 e g n a R 0 1 o t p u s n o i t u l o s d e t a r u t a s 6 M m p p 2 0 0 e g n a R H p 0 1 t a 7 H p o t 5 H p 6 F m p p 1 0 0 M 0 1 t a 1 1 H p o t p u 1 F m p p 0...

Page 16: ...IM 50 560CA UA B 4 03 DEPOLOX 3 PLUS RESIDUAL ANALYZER 6...

Page 17: ...ensor Kit 2 3 Insert Membrane Sensor Into Flow Block Assembly 2 3 1 pH Sensor Kit 2 4 Fluoride Sensor Kit 2 5 Flow Switch 2 6 Stop Valve 2 7 Illustrations Dimensions Electronic Module 50 560 100 010 B...

Page 18: ...ation will be nulli fied If the device has suffered damage get into touch with the responsible USF W T representative immediately Keep the packaging until the system has been properly installed and is...

Page 19: ...ffwhendoingthis itmust be put back when putting back together The cables must not be twisted if the display is not illuminated the two core ribbon cable has been in serted the wrong way round Figure 2...

Page 20: ...nd to the connected sensor Select the sensor at the ten position DIP switch S3 on the board factory setting is for Bare Electrode WARNING WRONGSETTINGCANCAUSEDAMAGETOTHE SENSOR AND TO THE DEPOLOX 3 PL...

Page 21: ...built in a wall mounted housing and should be mounted near the flow through assembly 2 1 6 Electrical Connections Connect the sensor cables alarm signal lines and the power cable accord ing to the wi...

Page 22: ...h 3 3 1 Start Up of the Measuring Cell or to paragraph 2 3 Membrane Sensor Check that the setting of the 10 position DIP switch S3 Chlorine Cell refer to paragraph 2 1 4 Select the Chlorine Cell is co...

Page 23: ...ill damage the membrane when unscrewing the cap Do not remove the yellow grey layer on the reference electrode Unscrew the membrane cap from the electrode shaft and fill it to the top with the enclose...

Page 24: ...he DEPOLOX 3 plus electronics refer to Dwgs 50 560 155 020 and 50 560 155 040 The sensor requires a one to two hour run in time before a first calibration can be performed The final calibration should...

Page 25: ...ensure that the rating of this Reed contact 100 V AC and 0 5 A is not exceeded even for a short time In case inductive loads e g relays or contactors are switched the contact has to be protected again...

Page 26: ...ZER 16 DEPOLOX 3 PLUS ELECTRONIC MODULE DIMENSIONS 50 560 100 010 ISSUE 0 4 00 13 7 16 340 7 32 5 5 DIA MOUNTING HOLES 6 PLCS 4 11 16 120 3 1 2 90 9 11 32 237 3 3 4 95 14 1 8 359 12 23 32 323 KNOCKOUT...

Page 27: ...IM 50 560CA UA B 4 03 17 DEPOLOX 3 PLUS RESIDUAL ANALYZER BARE ELECTRODE MEASURING CELL DIMENSIONS 50 560 100 020 ISSUE 1 1 03...

Page 28: ...IM 50 560CA UA B 4 03 DEPOLOX 3 PLUS RESIDUAL ANALYZER 18 MEMBRANE MEASUREMENT PACKAGE DIMENSIONS Sensors Flow Block Assembly 50 560 100 030 ISSUE 1 1 03...

Page 29: ...100 DEPOLOX 3 PLUS CELL BARE ELECTRODE IF SAMPLE WATER STOP CONTACT IS OPEN e g FLOW CONTROL OPTION TO LINE RECORDER PLC OR SCADA SYSTEM 3 COND YE YELLOW BN BROWN GN GREEN BU BLUE WH WHITE RD RED GY G...

Page 30: ...36 27 28 A B CAUTION CONSIDER TENSION MODULE POWER MEMBRANE SENSOR CELL DIGITAL IN mA OUT DISINFECTION RS485 BUS RD WH BK 1 2 3 1 3 2 L1 L2 N PE MEMBRANE SENSOR IF SAMPLE WATER STOP CONTACT IS OPEN e...

Page 31: ...11 12 L1 L2 N PE 37 38 39 32 30 31 33 25 26 29 34 35 36 27 28 A B CAUTION CONSIDER TENSION MODULE POWER SENSOR FREE CHLORINE TEMPER ATURE CELL DIGITAL IN mA OUT DISINFECTION RS485 BUS BN GN RD WH BU B...

Page 32: ...ITE BU BLUE 3 COND 14 AWG 32 AWG 7 COND SHD COAX 32 AWG 2 COND 2 COND SHD 20 AWG 2 COND SHD 20 AWG 20 AWG 2 COND SHD 5 6 11 12 L1 L2 N PE 37 38 39 32 30 31 33 25 26 29 34 35 36 27 28 A B CAUTION CONSI...

Page 33: ...32 30 31 33 25 26 29 34 35 36 27 28 A B CAUTION CONSIDER TENSION MODULE POWER SENSOR FREE CHLORINE TEMPER ATURE CELL DIGITAL IN mA OUT CHLORINE RS485 BUS WH BN 1 2 3 1 3 2 L1 L2 N PE 2 ELECTRODE DEPO...

Page 34: ...B 4 03 DEPOLOX 3 PLUS RESIDUAL ANALYZER 24 DEPOLOX 3 PLUS ALARM RELAYS CONNECTIONS 50 560 155 050 ISSUE 1 1 03 ALARM 1 13 14 15 17 16 18 ALARM 2 21 19 20 23 22 24 ALARM 1 ALARM 2 DISINFECTANT pH FLUO...

Page 35: ...ee Chlorine Bare Electrode Sensor Kit 3 3 Start Up of the Measuring Cell 3 3 1 Adjusting the Flow Regulator 3 3 2 Theory of Operation 3 3 3 Membrane Sensor Kit 3 4 Start Up the Flow Block Assembly 3 4...

Page 36: ...nsfer the measured values and operating modes to a PC or SCADA system 3 1 2 Display and Keypad Figure 3 1 Display and Keypad 3 1 2 1 Keypad Functions ACKNOWLEDGE ALARM De energize the alarm relays thi...

Page 37: ...r Press the keypads only with the fingers do not use hard or pointed objects like pencils etc as these could damage the sealed keypad 3 1 2 2 Selecting the Menus From the basic display access to the o...

Page 38: ...the new value has not been stored by pressing the E key pressing the key will return to the former setting Select the next menu to be accessed with the arrow keys and 3 1 3 Menu Summaries These summa...

Page 39: ...e p O 1 R A e r u t a r e p m e T t s e T y a l p s i D A m 4 S I D l a C t n i o p t e S h c t a L 1 R A t e s e R m e t s y S A m 0 2 S I D l a C e u l a V S I D e d o C d n a b d a e D y a l e D 1...

Page 40: ...r e p O l a c o L t c e l e S 4 3 2 1 l e R 1 l D 1 v n o C F V 2 v n o C F V 3 v n o C F V e n a r b m e M o n y l n o l l e c e n i r o l h C e d o r t c e l E e r a B e e r h T T O O R N O I T A R...

Page 41: ...h t e g o t d e s u e r a s e g a k c a p t n e m e r u s a e m H p d n a e n i r o l h c e e r f e d o r t c e l E t u p n i l a u d h t i w c e s 5 y r e v e t x e n e h t o t e u l a v e n o m o r...

Page 42: ...s i y a l p s i d e h t y e k o t e l b i s s o p t o n s i t i e g n a r e h t f o s t i m i l e h t e d i s t u O e t a r b i l a c n a p s H p n o i t p o H p h t i w y l n o r o H p 0 0 4 H p 0 0...

Page 43: ...t a n i m u l l i y a l p s i d f o g n i t t e S 0 0 1 o t 0 f o e g n a r a n i h t i w t e s e b n a c y a l p s i d e g a u g n a L h s i l g n E h c n e r F h s i n a p S n a m r e G o t h s i l...

Page 44: ...s r o f y l n O s g n i n r a w t u o h t i w t c a t n o c g n i s o d e l p m i S d n a b d a e D t i g i D 5 2 1 3 y a l p s i D e g n a R e u l a V d l o b n i s t l u a f e D n o i t p i r c s e...

Page 45: ...t y a l e d r o f g n i t t e S e r a s n o i t i d n o c g n i h c t i w s e h t n e h w s n i g e b e m i t y a l e d e h T e h t g n i r u d e u n i t n o c s i d s n o i t i d n o c g n i h c t i...

Page 46: ...e h w s n i g e b e m i t y a l e d e h T e h t g n i r u d e u n i t n o c s i d s n o i t i d n o c g n i h c t i w s e h t f I d e l l i f l u f t e s e r s i e m i t y a l e d e h t e m i t y a l...

Page 47: ...t n e h w s n i g e b e m i t y a l e d e h T e h t g n i r u d e u n i t n o c s i d s n o i t i d n o c g n i h c t i w s e h t f I d e l l i f l u f t e s e r s i e m i t y a l e d e h t e m i t y...

Page 48: ...l a m r o N n o i t a r e p o l a m r o N e c i v r e S s e t a t s m r a l a n o n n i n e z o r f e r a s t u p t u o y a l e R n e z o r f s i t u p t u o A m y a l p s i d n i a m o t n r u t e r...

Page 49: ...s y a l e r l l A e d o m p e e l s f o t u o t i s e k a t y e k y n a g n i s s e r P e d o m p e e l s f o t u o t i s e k a t r e w o p g n i l c y C 5 8 4 S R e c a f r e t n i 5 8 4 S R a i v n...

Page 50: ...Locked in the Lock Setting menu In order to provide general access select Unlocked This means that changes are possible at any time without having to enter a code Code is nolongerdisplayedinthemainmen...

Page 51: ...igh and low value general fault relay is activated as long as there is an alarm message DI relay is activated as long as there is a signal on the digital input dosing contact relay is energized as lon...

Page 52: ...d impedance must not be higher than 1000 Ohm Broken wires or open mA loops will be detected 3 2 DEPOLOX 3 plus Calibration 3 2 1 Free Chlorine Bare Electrode Calibration WhencalibratingwiththepHcompen...

Page 53: ...letely stopped and repeat calibration If the error comes again adjust the cell voltage Upot Go to SIGNAL DIAG and menu Cl2 cell current If he display still does not read 0 00 mg l after calibration ad...

Page 54: ...ge refer to paragraph 4 1 1 Errors e Return to the basic display by pressing the key twice 3 2 2 Membrane Sensor Calibration All Membrane Types a Take a sample at the measuring cell Determine the resi...

Page 55: ...rocesswaterwiththesensorintheflowcell Verify that the pH of the process water has been accurately determined NOTE The offset calibration is typically all that is recommended to calibrate pH when first...

Page 56: ...order to avoid spreading the buffer solution b Press the key until the pH span menu is reached c Pour 10 to 20ml pH4 or pH10 buffer solution into another bea ker Dip the pH sensor at least 20mm deep...

Page 57: ...can also be performed on the process water with the sensor in the flow cell Verify that the fluoride concentration of the process water has been accurately determined NOTE The offset calibration is ty...

Page 58: ...rees with the value of the buffer solution Store this value using the E key Calibration at 2 00 mg l a Rinse the sensor in distilled water in order to avoid spreading the buffer solution b Press the k...

Page 59: ...nd tighten by nut 2 h Allow sample water flow by opening the inlet valve s i After one hour the measuring signal has stabilized so far that a first calibration should be made as function test NOTE For...

Page 60: ...f the water With rising pH value the share of hypochlorous acid decreases by dissociating to form H3O and ClO In other words the hypochlorous acid needed as the active substance in disinfection become...

Page 61: ...nt plexiglass body of the cell makes it possible to observe the circulation of the grit in the cell If a double input electronics is used a pH value measurement will be inserted into the hole in the r...

Page 62: ...y air bubbles at the membrane of the sensor StarttheDEPOLOX3 plusmoduleasdescribedinparagraph2 1 8 Start Up 3 4 2 System Shut Down To switch off the system for the short term Switch off the electrical...

Page 63: ...potassium iodide electrolyte solution The stainless steel counter electrode is located outside the membrane cap for added stability Chlorine diffusing through the membrane causes a reaction at the wor...

Page 64: ...SF W T pH sensor has a ceramic diaphragm and a silver silver chloride reference electrode The 3 0 mol KCl gel electrolyte does not require replenishment To protect the sensitive measuring membrane the...

Page 65: ...structions included with sensor 3 7 RS485 Interface 3 7 1 Printer Facility The DEPOLOX 3 plus is not able to send data directly to a printer 3 7 2 Description of the RS485 Bus Interface The serial RS4...

Page 66: ...mum length of 0 3 m are allowed The surge impedance of the cable shouldbebetween100and130ohm thecablecapacitancepreferably 60 pF m and the cross section 0 22 mm e g Li2CY TP 2x0 22 mm If using a shiel...

Page 67: ...u 390 Ohm each connect to ground and 5 V These resistor values fit for transmission of up to 19200 Bit s and a maximum bus length of 1200 m Symmetry and bus ends should be executed in the same way at...

Page 68: ...request control with fixed blocks 6 Transmission code USF W T Protocol master slave multipoint communication maximum 32 users 7 Galvanically not isolated 3 7 4 Transmission Protocol For the communica...

Page 69: ...us module uses up to two bus addresses because of the two fold function of the module Cl2 measurement pH or fluoride measurement Destination address Determines the transmission variable in the ad dres...

Page 70: ...nfirmation the check byte is set to 00Hex Value Function 01H End of address table 02H Wrong data format 04H Additional information not available 08H Variable to set not within min and max limits 10H r...

Page 71: ...m the address reference list to the check byte and the number byte If a number byte is set in the request frame request covering more ad dresses the data format in the answer frame is set to 04Hex uns...

Page 72: ...can be written If the contents of a single destination address are written the number byte must correspond to the number byte of the address reference list The data format must be set to default or to...

Page 73: ...e 16H If no data format and no number of bytes AB is set in the request frame in the check byte the data format and the number of bytes are entered into the answer frame from the address list Example...

Page 74: ...t c a r a h c r e d i v i d 2 1 e t y B I I C S A t i n u 1 1 7 e t y B t n i d e n g i s d n e e g n a r 6 5 Format of the positive negative confirmation Byte 0 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Name SYN SB SA ZA KB A...

Page 75: ...1 m r a l a 1 0 x 0 d e t a v i t c a 2 K 2 m r a l a 2 0 x 0 d e t a v i t c a 3 K 3 m r a l a 4 0 x 0 d e t a v i t c a 4 K 4 m r a l a 8 0 x 0 d e t a v i t c a t u p n i l a t i g i d 0 1 x 0 5 1...

Page 76: ...e R m r a l A R A H C U 1 P S L n e p o m r o n 1 0 x 0 e f a s l i a f 2 0 x 0 0 3 S E D e u l a V m r a l A h g i H T N I S 2 s d n e p e d e g n a r n o l g m 1 0 0 1 0 P S L 1 3 s i s e r e t s y...

Page 77: ...x 0 4 1 t u p n i l a t i g i d d n a m r a l a R A H C U 1 L d e t a v i t c a 1 K 1 y a l e r 1 0 x 0 d e t a v i t c a 2 K 2 y a l e r 2 0 x 0 d e t a v i t c a 3 K 3 y a l e r 4 0 x 0 d e t a v i...

Page 78: ...o 2 y a l e r m r a l A R A H C U 1 P S L n e p o m r o n 1 0 x 0 e f a s l i a f 2 0 x 0 0 3 H p e u l a v m r a l a h g i H T N I S 2 e g n a r H p 1 0 0 P S L 1 3 s i s e r e t s y h 2 y a l e r m...

Page 79: ...0 x 0 4 1 t u p n i l a t i g i d d n a m r a l a R A H C U 1 L d e t a v i t c a 1 K 1 y a l e r 1 0 x 0 d e t a v i t c a 2 K 2 y a l e r 2 0 x 0 d e t a v i t c a 3 K 3 y a l e r 4 0 x 0 d e t a v...

Page 80: ...l A R A H C U 1 P S L n e p o m r o n 1 0 x 0 e f a s l i a f 2 0 x 0 0 3 H p e u l a v m r a l a h g i H T N I S 2 e g n a r H p 1 0 0 P S L 1 3 s i s e r e t s y h 2 y a l e r m r a l A T N I S 2 5...

Page 81: ...IM 50 560CA UA B 4 03 71 DEPOLOX 3 PLUS RESIDUAL ANALYZER BARE ELECTRODE SENSOR KIT ASSEMBLY 50 560 160 010 ISSUE 1 1 03...

Page 82: ...3 PLUS RESIDUAL ANALYZER 72 MEMBRANE SENSOR KIT ASSEMBLY 50 560 160 020 ISSUE 1 1 03 ELECTRODE SHAFT WITH AMPLIFIER REFERENCE ELECTRODE O RING ELASTOMER SEAL COUNTER ELECTRODE GOLD WORKING ELECTRODE M...

Page 83: ...560CA UA B 4 03 73 DEPOLOX 3 PLUS RESIDUAL ANALYZER pH SENSOR KIT ASSEMBLY 50 560 160 030 ISSUE 0 4 00 Reference electrode system Ag AgCl Reference electrolyte polymer gel Ceramic diaphragm Ball memb...

Page 84: ...IM 50 560CA UA B 4 03 DEPOLOX 3 PLUS RESIDUAL ANALYZER 74...

Page 85: ...DEPOLOX 3 plus 4 1 Errors 4 1 1 Free Chlorine Bare Electrode Sensor Kit 4 2 Maintenance 4 2 1 Troubleshooting 4 2 2 Membrane Sensor Kit 4 3 Maintenance 4 3 1 Maintenance of the Chlorine Probe TC1 4 3...

Page 86: ...r e p r o H p t s u j d a r o u l F l l e c f i t c e f e d r o s n e s r o s n e s e c a l p e r l i a F c r i C e r u l i a f l a n r e t n i T W F S U t c a t n o c p m e t e r u l i a f e r u t a...

Page 87: ...h t t a l a n g i S l a n g i s e h t f o n i g i r o e h t r o f k c e h c w o l o o t w o l f r e t a w e l p m a s g e d e s u t o n f i p m u j s r o r r E l a n o i t i d d A y a l p s i d o n s...

Page 88: ...f o m r a l a o n e t a t s m r a l a e g a s s e m m r a l a n o m r a l a s e y e t a t s m r a l a n o n e g a s s e m m r a l a k n i l b m r a l a o n o n e t a t s m r a l a n o n e g a s s e m...

Page 89: ...on 3 NOTE Itisveryimportanttoobtainconsistentresultswhenmeasur ing the residual value of the test sample and it is recommended that precisely the same method is used every time a sample is tested If t...

Page 90: ...e be tween the reference electrolyte and the sample water If the qual ity of the water passing through the cell is poor especially if the water has a high iron content inspect the two porous membranes...

Page 91: ...ample water shut off valve at the inlet to the measur ing cell assembly i Leave the cell running for an hour to allow the system to settle down and then carry out the zero calibration procedure This p...

Page 92: ...NOTE The two half ring type platinum electrodes are arranged one abovetheotherinthetoprecessoftheelectrodehousing 22 withthe counter electrode uppermost To replace the working electrode it is necessar...

Page 93: ...u t a r e p m e T 6 Figure 4 1 m Reassemble the cover 10 and cable gland 11 to the electrode housing n Refit the electrode electrolyte reservoir assembly and secure with the clamping nut 2 o Reconnect...

Page 94: ...e r g n i h c u o t s e d o r t c e l e t s u j d a m o r f t u p t u o y d a e t s n U s e d o r t c e l e d e g g o l c e n a r b m e m e c a l p e r f o e c a f r u s r e n n i n o s e l b b u b r...

Page 95: ...f the deviation remains even aftercalibration thentheelectrodesshouldbecleanedinaccordancewith the manufacturers instructions see instruction sheet contained in the sen sor packaging Monthly Perform a...

Page 96: ...u j d a t n e i c i f f u s n i s e v i g l l e c g n i r u s a e M t n e r r u c e g n a r g n i r u s a e m A k c e h C n e e w t e b e c n e r e f f i d t n e r r u c m u m i n i m e h T h t i w r...

Page 97: ...er cleaning it rinse the probe thoroughly with water To remove calceous deposits from glass diaphragm and membrane sub merge the probe in 0 1mol hydrochloric acid Rinse thoroughly with dis tilled wate...

Page 98: ...IM 50 560CA UA B 4 03 DEPOLOX 3 PLUS RESIDUAL ANALYZER 88...

Page 99: ...POLOX 3 PLUS RESIDUAL ANALYZER SECTION 5 ILLUSTRATIONS List Of Contents DWG NO Parts Bare Electrode Sensor Kit 50 560 000 010A B Bare Electrode Residual Analyzer 50 560 000 020A E Membrane Flow Block...

Page 100: ...IM 50 560CA UA B 4 03 DEPOLOX 3 PLUS RESIDUAL ANALYZER 90 BARE ELECTRODE SENSOR KIT PARTS 50 560 000 010A ISSUE 1 1 03 NOTE FOR PARTS LIST SEE DWG 50 560 000 010B...

Page 101: ...1 T U N 3 4 1 7 6 9 P 1 R E V O C 4 4 6 6 5 9 B X U 1 G U L P 5 4 6 9 6 8 U 1 R I O V R E S E R E T Y L O R T C E L E 6 1 4 6 5 9 U 2 E N A R B M E M 7 6 2 6 5 9 U 1 E D O R T C E L E E C N E R E F E...

Page 102: ...IM 50 560CA UA B 4 03 DEPOLOX 3 PLUS RESIDUAL ANALYZER 92 BARE ELECTRODE RESIDUAL ANALYZER PARTS 50 560 000 020A ISSUE 2 1 03 NOTE FOR PARTS LIST SEE DWG 50 560 000 020E...

Page 103: ...IM 50 560CA UA B 4 03 93 DEPOLOX 3 PLUS RESIDUAL ANALYZER BARE ELECTRODE RESIDUAL ANALYZER PARTS 50 560 000 020B ISSUE 1 1 03 NOTE FOR PARTS LIST SEE DWG 50 560 000 020E...

Page 104: ...IM 50 560CA UA B 4 03 DEPOLOX 3 PLUS RESIDUAL ANALYZER 94 BARE ELECTRODE RESIDUAL ANALYZER PARTS 50 560 000 020C ISSUE 1 1 03 NOTE FOR PARTS LIST SEE DWG 50 560 000 020E...

Page 105: ...IM 50 560CA UA B 4 03 95 DEPOLOX 3 PLUS RESIDUAL ANALYZER BARE ELECTRODE RESIDUAL ANALYZER PARTS 50 560 000 020D ISSUE 1 1 03 NOTE FOR PARTS LIST SEE DWG 50 560 000 020E...

Page 106: ...5 9 P 1 E T A L P E M A N 4 3 2 1 1 6 9 C X P 1 P A C 5 3 9 5 1 6 9 A X P 2 E G N I H 6 3 9 5 1 6 9 B X P 2 E G N I H 7 3 2 8 1 6 9 A X P 1 T R A P R E P P U G N I S U O H 8 3 1 6 1 6 9 P 1 T R A P R...

Page 107: ...IM 50 560CA UA B 4 03 97 DEPOLOX 3 PLUS RESIDUAL ANALYZER MEMBRANE FLOW BLOCK ASSEMBLY PARTS 50 560 000 030A ISSUE 1 4 03 NOTE FOR PARTS LIST SEE DWG 50 560 000 030B 5 5...

Page 108: ...N I 6 5 0 5 5 9 A X U 1 E V L A V K C E H C 7 0 2 4 1 B A A 1 R O T P A D A 8 9 7 9 6 A A A 1 N O I T S U A H X E 9 7 7 8 6 A A A 1 N O I N U 3 1 6 8 3 5 8 C X U 1 E V L A V W O L F 4 1 4 6 1 2 B A A...

Page 109: ...03 99 DEPOLOX 3 PLUS RESIDUAL ANALYZER SECTION 6 SPARE PARTS LIST List Of Contents PARA NO Free Chlorine Bare Electrode Sensor Kit 6 1 Membrane Sensor Kit 6 2 pH Sensor Kit 6 3 Fluoride Sensor Kit 6...

Page 110: ...U95827 Membrane two required U95641 Electrolyte for reference electrode 0 11 UXA95949 Grit 25 g U96820 PT100 Temperature Sensor U95624 6 2 Membrane Sensor Kit DESCRIPTION PART NO Mem Sen Pack AAB1534...

Page 111: ...ance transformer optional U95607 6 4 Fluoride Sensor Kit DESCRIPTION PART NO Complete Fluoride Sensor Kit AAB5389 Refillable Fluoride sensor U95799 Gel Fluoride sensor AAC5567 cable for the fluoride s...

Page 112: ...cs DESCRIPTION PART NO PCB Assembled 115V Cl2 AAB1501 PCB Assembled 230V Cl2 AAB1513 PCB Assembled 115V Cl2 pH Fluor AAB1504 PCB Assembled 230V Cl2 pH Fluor AAB1516 Fuse cover P96994 160 mA fuse UXF92...

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