Describes the acidity or alkalinity of the sample.
pH is not a chlorine concentration or a purity measurement.







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Compare measurement options and define the monitoring included in your generator proposal.
Keep the measured quantity, reporting basis and units together when comparing results.
Describes the acidity or alkalinity of the sample.
pH is not a chlorine concentration or a purity measurement.
Free available chlorine, measured by a defined method.
Usually reported as mg/L as Cl₂. Free chlorine and total chlorine are different measurements.
The potential measured by an electrode system, reported in mV.
ORP depends on the sample chemistry and electrode system. It cannot be converted universally into FAC.
Identify the instruments and control functions that support the measurements your team needs.
A result for the sample tested at that time.
Test method, range, consumables and who performs the check.
Readings from an installed measurement system.
Measured parameter, range, sample arrangement and maintenance requirements.
An automatic response to a defined input.
Input signal, control action and the conditions under which it operates.
Choose a measurement system for the sample you will test, not simply for the number you want to display.
A method suited to a low-concentration use point may not cover the generated solution directly.
Confirm that the method measures free chlorine when FAC is the required result.
Check the range against the expected sample concentration, including relevant operating variation.
Review method limitations and any required sample preparation with the instrument documentation.
Confirm reagents, standards or other consumables, where applicable, and their local availability.
Before comparing two readings, check that the records describe comparable samples and methods.
If results differ, compare these details before concluding that the generator output has changed.
Review which operating records and protective functions belong to your proposed configuration.
Review the recorded fields available in your proposed interface and how your team will use the operating history and exported data.
Confirm which alarms and protective shutdown functions are provided for water shortage, feed depletion and a full tank on the selected equipment.
No. Use a method appropriate to free available chlorine when FAC is the required measurement.
No. ORP depends on the electrode system and sample chemistry; there is no universal mV-to-FAC conversion.
No. Monitoring, alarms, recording and feedback control are separate functions to specify in the proposed package.
Start with your application, expected sample range and reporting needs. We can discuss the measurement and control options.