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High-performance water quality ORP sensor equipped with platinum electrode measurement principle, wide measurement range from -1500 ~ +1500mV, high resolution of 1mV and accuracy of ±20mV, enabling rapid capture of redox changes. The water quality sensor offers optional RS485 (Modbus/RTU) and 4-20mA outputs. It supports 3/4 NPT submersible installation, operates on 12–24VDC power supply, and incorporates an ultra-low power consumption design.
Wiring Instructions:
An ORP (Oxidation-Reduction Potential) sensor measures the overall reactivity of oxidizing or reducing substances in water, expressed in millivolts (mV). It indicates whether water possesses bactericidal properties and whether it exists in a reducing or oxidizing environment. ORP sensors are commonly used in wastewater treatment, tap water monitoring, swimming pools, aquaculture, and industrial processes. Higher ORP values typically indicate stronger oxidizing power and more effective disinfection, while lower values suggest a more reducing environment in the water.
ORP is inherently less affected by temperature than pH, which necessitates temperature compensation. However, changes in water temperature can indirectly influence chemical reaction rates, causing slight fluctuations in ORP readings. Some sensors incorporate built-in Pt1000 temperature sensors for data logging and stability enhancement.
ORP electrodes require regular cleaning to maintain sensitivity. Gently rinse the electrode surface with pure water. For oil, algae, or sediment buildup, briefly soak the electrode in cleaning solution. Keep electrodes moist during prolonged storage to prevent performance degradation from drying. Avoid prolonged immersion in strong acids or alkalis.