SCL

EN

SCL 3/S SCL2 SCL 9 SCL 11

SCL 3/N SCL 10
OPERATING MANUAL

SCL 8
SBR
SCT

CLOSED AMPEROMETRIC CELLS R3-05-21

GENERAL SAFETY GUIDELINES....................3
PURPOSE OF USE AND SAFETY....................4
ENVIRONMENTAL SAFETY............................5
LABELS.........................................................5
SPARE PARTS................................................5
INTRODUCTION............................................7
Closed amperometric cells............................... 7
Packaging....................................................... 7
SCL3S............................................................. 9
SCL3N............................................................ 10
SCL8............................................................... 11
SCL2............................................................... 12
SCL9............................................................... 13
SCL10............................................................. 14
SCL11............................................................. 15
SBR................................................................. 16
SCT................................................................. 17
Operating principle.......................................... 18
Precautions..................................................... 18
Preparation .................................................... 19
Probe alignment procedure.............................. 21
Cleaning procedure......................................... 22
Installation on PEF.......................................... 23
MAINTENANCE............................................24
Maintenance schedule..................................... 24
Maintenance inspection ................................. 24
Decommissioning............................................ 24
Dimension (mm).............................................. 25
TROUBLESHOOTING.....................................26
 This operating instructions contains safety information that if ignored can endanger life or result
in serious injury.
The original instruction is in English.

Read these instructions carefully before use and keep them for future reference.

Information and specifications on this manual could be uncorrect or could have printing errors.
Specifications are subject to change without notice.

Version: R3-05-21

NORME CE
EC RULES (STANDARD EC)
NORMAS DE LA CE

Direttiva Bassa Tensione

Low Voltage Directive
Directiva de baja tensión
⎬ 2014/35/UE

⎬
Direttiva EMC Compatibilità Elettromagnetica
EMC electromagnetic compatibility directive
2014/30/UE
EMC directiva de compatibilidad electromagnética

GENERAL SAFETY GUIDELINES

Operating, installing, or maintaining the unit in any way that is not covered in this manual could
cause death, serious personal injury, or damage to the equipment.

ICON This manual use the following safety message icon:

Danger!
Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury.

Warning!
Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury.

Important - A practice not related to personal injury or additional information.

⎘ Cross reference - An instance which refers to related information elsewhere in the same
document

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PURPOSE OF USE EQUIPMENT INTENDED FOR THE MEASUREMENT OF CHLORINE (OR ITS ABSENCE) IN
AND SAFETY WATER.

Do not use in explosive area (EX).

Do not use with flammable chemicals.
Do not use with radioactive chemicals.

Use the probe in accordance with the data and specifications printed on the label.

Do not modify or use in a manner inconsistent with the provisions of the operating manual.

When using this product with aggressive chemicals observe the regulations concerning
the transport and storage of aggressive fluids.

When installing always observe national regulations.

Manufacturer is not liable for any unauthorized use or misuse of this product that may
cause injury, damage to persons or materials.

Probes must be serviced and repaired by qualified and authorized personnel only.

Before any operation:

• always read chemical Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS);
• always wear protective clothing;
• empty and rinse the liquid end before work on a the product which has been
used with hazardous or unknown chemicals.

Avoid grinding / shock / falls / friction.

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Environmental Work area
safety Always keep the area clean to avoid and/or discover emissions.

Recycling guidelines

EWC code: 16 02 16

Always recycle according to these guidelines:

1. If the unit or parts are accepted by an authorized recycling company, then follow local recycling
laws and regulations.
2. If the unit or parts are not accepted by an authorized recycling company, then return them to
the nearest representative.

Waste and emissions regulations

Observe these safety regulations regarding waste and emissions:
• Dispose appropriately of all waste.
• Handle and dispose of the dosed chemical in compliance with applicable environmental
regulations.
• Clean up all spills in accordance with safety and environmental procedures.
• Report all environmental emissions to the appropriate authorities.

LABELS
On the box (example)

Distributor DISTRIBUTOR
DATA Data
CODE: probe code CODE: 10806171 MATRIX
matrix
DESCRIPTION “P.N.“(part
AMPEROMETRIC CELL FOR TOTAL CHLORINE
number)
N: quantity N: PZ 1 P.N.: 13041091800000001 QC PASSED: VA

P.N. (part number):

serial number

On the probe (example)

PROBE’S NAME SCL8/2 10806171 PROBE CODE

AMPEROMETRIC CELL FOR TOTAL CHLORINE
CABLE: 1 m
Cl2: 0-2 mg/l DATA Data
-1000 mV/ppm MATRIX
TECHNICAL DATA matrix
TEMPERATURE: 1-40°C / 34-104°F
PRESSURE: 0-0.5 BAR PROBE
PVC BODY 25 CODE

Spare parts For spare parts orders or any other communication, refer to the pump’s label.
Code (CODE) and serial number (P / N) uniquely identify the probe.

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Transportation and An unsuitable transportation or storage can cause damages.
storage
Use original box to pack the probe.

Observe storage conditions also for transportation.

Although packed, always protect the unit against humidity and the action of
chemicals.

Before returning the probe to the manufacturer repair service, clean and rinse it.
Disassemble the membrane cap and discard electrolyte.

DO NOT DISCARD PACKAGING. USE IT TO RETURN THE PROBE.

Storage To store the probe:

1. Decommision the probe
2. Store the probe in the original box, protected against sun, chemicals and humidity.

Transportation and storage temperature...... +10°C - +50°C (+32°F - +122°F)

Humidity..................................................... 95% relative humidity (not condensed)

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INTRODUCTION

Closed They are equipped with a special membrane system.

amperometric SCL 3 and 8 work in chlorine water system.
cells Absence of chlorine for more than 100 hours damage the probe.
The probe has to be installed into a probe holder and connected to a measuring and control
instrument.

to the instrument Yellow (GND)

Blue (+) V
Brown (-) RS485
White (+) RS485
Green n/a

Electrode shaft
Clamp disc
Membrane cap

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electrode

hose seal membrane

cap

protective
membrane cap

Packaging The packaging will include the following:

• Sensor complete with sensor cap, protective cap and clamp ring
• Connector cable
• electrolyte
• operating manual

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MODELS • SCLS3 for free chlorine (organic and inorganic) for fresh water
• SCL3N for free chlorine (inorganic) for fresh water
• SCL8 for total chlorine
• SCL2 for chlorine dioxide
• SCL9 for hydrogen peroxyde
• SCL10 for ozone
• SCL 11 for peracetic acid
• SBR for bromine
• SCT for chlorite

WARNING:

Before to change membrane assure to install the correct one:

SCL / SVCL 3S must use labeled “A” membrane
SCL / SVCL 3N must use labeled “B” membrane

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SCL3S
SCL3S
Parameter FREE CHLORINE (ORGANIC) FOR FRESH WATER
Measuring range SCL3S/20: 0,1-20 mg/l (0,1-20 ppm)
Voltage supply 0/5 VDC (±10%) - 10 mA
Connection 5-pole screw connector
Measuring system membrane covered, amperometric potentiostatic 2-electrode system
Ph working range 5,5-9,5 pH
Sample water 30-10.000 µS/cm
conductivity
First commissioning: 6 h approx.
Run-in-time
Recommissioning: 3 h approx.
Response time T90: 2 min. approx.
Zero point see chapter “Probe alignment”
adjustment
Slope calibration see chapter “Probe alignment” DPD1 method
Alcalinity 100 ppm
Working 5-45 °C with temperature compensation
temperature
1 bar - 10 mwc [mH2O]
Max pressure
no pressure impulses and/or vibration, no depressure
Power supply 4 wires
Cable (standard) 1 m (3.28 ft)
Electrolyte mod. ELESCL3
Membrane mod. MESCL3
Working flow 30 l/h
Suitable for probe PEF1, PEF1/E, PEF5, PEF23
holder mod.
Membrane cap: PPE
Material
Shaft: PVC
probe: frost-protected, dry and without electrolyte ( (5-40°C)
membrane cap: 1 year, depending on water quality
Storage
electrolyte: in original bottle, protect from sunlight (5-25°C).
Expiration date on the label.
regular control of measuring signal
change electrolyte: every 3-6 months
Maintenance
SHORTEN THE MAINTENANCE INTERVALS APPROPRIATELY DEPENDING
ON WATER QUALITY.
Diam.: 25 mm
Dimension
Length: 241 mm

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SCL3N
SCL3N
Parameter FREE CHLORINE (INORGANIC) FOR FRESH WATER
SCL3N/2: 0-2 mg/l (0-2 ppm) resolution: ± 0.001
Measuring range SCL3N/20: 0-20 mg/l (0-20 ppm) resolution: ± 0.01
SCL3N/200: 0-200 mg/l (0-200 ppm) resolution: ± 0.1
Voltage supply 0/5 VDC (±10%) - (10 mA)
Connection 5-pole screw connector
Measuring system membrane covered, amperometric 2-electrode system
5-9.5 pH, reduced dependance on pH value. When the pH value increases,
Ph working range
the measured signal decreases at about 10% per pH unit.
Water sample 500 µS/cm - 10000 µS/cm
conductivity
Run-in-time first start up: 1-24 h (6 hours usually) depending on water quality
Response time T90: 2 min. approx.
Zero point See Operating manual: “Probe alignment”
adjustment
Slope calibration See Operating manual: “Probe alignment” DPD1 method
Alcalinity 80 ppm
Working 1-40° C (34-104°F)
temperature
Temperature automatically, by an integrated temperature sensor
compensation
1 bar - 10 mwc [mH2O]
Max pressure
no pressure impulses and/or vibration, no depressure
Power supply 4 wires
Cable (standard) 1 m (3.28 ft)
Electrolyte mod. ELESCL3N
Membrane mod. MESCL3
Working flow 30 l/h
Suitable for probe PEF1, PEF1/E, PEF5, PEF23
holder mod.
Material Shaft: PP/PMMA; Membrane cap: PPE
probe: frost-protected, dry and without electrolyte (5-40° C)
membrane cap: used membrane cap can not be stored
Storage
electrolyte: in original bottle, protect from sunlight (5-25°C)
Expiration date on the label.
regular control of measuring signal
change electrolyte: every 3-6 months
Maintenance
SHORTEN THE MAINTENANCE INTERVALS APPROPRIATELY DEPENDING
ON WATER QUALITY.
Diam.: 25 mm
Dimension
Length: 241 mm

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SCL8
SCL8
Parameter TOTAL CHLORINE
SCL8/2: 0-2 mg/l (0-2 ppm) resolution: ± 0.001
Measuring range
SCL8/20: 0-20 mg/l (0-20 ppm) resolution: ± 0.01
Voltage supply 0/5 VDC (±10%) - (10 mA)
Connection 5-pole screw connector
Measuring system membrane covered, amperometric 2-electrode system
6.5-9.5 pH, reduced dependance on pH value. When the pH value increases,
Ph working range
the measured signal decreases at about 10% per pH unit.
Water sample 0.03 - 40 mS/cm
conductivity
Run-in-time first start up: 24 h approx.
Response time T90: 60 s approx.
Zero point
See Operating manual: “Probe alignment”
adjustment
Slope calibration See Operating manual: “Probe alignment” DPD4 method
Alcalinity 80 ppm
Working
1-40° C (34-104°F)
temperature
Temperature
automatically, by an integrated temperature sensor
compensation
1 bar (14.5 PSI) - 10 mwc [mH2O]
Max pressure
no pressure impulses and/or vibration, no depressure
Power supply 4 wires
Cable (standard) 1 m (3.28 ft)
Electrolyte mod. ELESCL8
Membrane mod. MESCL8/2 or MESCL8/20
Working flow 30 l/h
Suitable for probe
PEF1, PEF1/E, PEF5, PEF23
holder mod.
Material Shaft: PVC; membrane cap: PPE.
probe: frost-protected, dry and without electrolyte (5-40° C)
membrane cap: used membrane cap can not be stored
Storage
electrolyte: in original bottle, protect from sunlight (5-25°C)
Expiration date on the label.
regular control of measuring signal
change electrolyte: every 3-6 months
Maintenance
SHORTEN THE MAINTENANCE INTERVALS APPROPRIATELY DEPENDING
ON WATER QUALITY.
Diam.: 25 mm
Dimension
Length: 241 mm

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SCL2
Parameter CHLORINE DIOXIDE
SCL2/2: 0-2 mg/l (0-2 ppm) resolution: ± 0.001
Measuring range
SCL2/20: 0-20 mg/l (0-20 ppm) resolution: ± 0.01
Voltage supply 0/5 VDC (±10%) - (10 mA)
Connection 5-pole screw connector
Measuring system membrane covered, 2-electrode system
Ph working range 4-11 pH
Run-in-time first start up: 1-24 h approx. (usually 6 h)
Response time T90: 15 sec.. approx.
Zero point adjustment See Operating manual: “Probe alignment”
Slope calibration See Operating manual: “Probe alignment”
Alcalinity 80 ppm
Working temperature 1-40° C (34-104°F)
Temperature
automatically, by an integrated temperature sensor
compensation
1 bar (14.5 PSI) - 10 mwc [mH2O]
Max pressure
no pressure impulses and/or vibration, no depressure
Power supply 4 wires
Cable (standard) 1 m (3.28 ft)
Electrolyte mod. ELESCL2
Membrane mod. MESCL1-2
Working flow 30 l/h
Suitable for probe
PEF1, PEF1/E, PEF5, PEF23
holder mod.
Material Shaft: PVC; membrane cap: PPE.
probe: frost-protected, dry and without electrolyte (5-40° C)
membrane cap: used membrane cap can not be stored
Storage
electrolyte: in original bottle, protect from sunlight (5-25°C)
Expiration date on the label.
regular control of measuring signal
change electrolyte: every 3-6 months
Maintenance
SHORTEN THE MAINTENANCE INTERVALS APPROPRIATELY
DEPENDING ON WATER QUALITY.
Diam.: 25 mm
Dimension
Length: 241 mm

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SCL9
Parameter HYDROGEN PEROXIDE
Measuring range SCL9/200: 0-200 mg/l (0-200 ppm) resolution: ± 0.1
Voltage supply 0/5 VDC (±10%) - 25 mA
Connection 5-pole screw connector
Measuring system membrane covered, amperometric electrode system
Ph working range 1-11 pH
Water sample 0.05 - 5.00 mS/cm
conductivity
Run-in-time first start up: 2-6 h approx.
Response time T90: 10 min. approx.
Zero point adjustment See Operating manual: “Probe alignment”
Slope calibration See Operating manual: “Probe alignment”
Alcalinity 80 ppm
Working temperature 1-40° C (34-104°F)
Temperature
automatically, by an integrated temperature sensor
compensation
1 bar (14.5 PSI) - 10 mwc [mH2O]
Max pressure
no pressure impulses and/or vibration, no depressure
Power supply 4 wires
Cable (standard) 1 m (3.28 ft)
Electrolyte mod. ELESCL9
Membrane mod. MESCL9
Working flow 30 l/h
Suitable for probe
PEF1, PEF1/E, PEF5, PEF23
holder mod.
Material Shaft: PVC-C; membrane cap: PVDF, PVC
probe: frost-protected, dry and without electrolyte (5-40° C)
membrane cap: used membrane cap can not be stored
Storage
electrolyte: in original bottle, protect from sunlight (5-25°C)
Expiration date on the label.
regular control of measuring signal
change electrolyte: every 3-6 months
Maintenance
SHORTEN THE MAINTENANCE INTERVALS APPROPRIATELY
DEPENDING ON WATER QUALITY.
Diam.: 25 mm
Dimension
Length: 241 mm

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SCL10
Parameter OZONE
SCL10/2: 0-2 mg/l (0-2 ppm) resolution: ± 0.001
Measuring range
SCL10/20: 0-20 mg/l (0-20 ppm) resolution: ± 0.01
Voltage supply 0/5 VDC (±10%) -10 mA
Connection 5-pole screw connector
Measuring system membrane covered, amperometric 2-electrode system
Ph working range 2-11 pH
Run-in-time first start up: 1 h approx.
Response time T90: 50 sec. approx.
Zero point adjustment See Operating manual: “Probe alignment”
Slope calibration See Operating manual: “Probe alignment”
Alcalinity 80 ppm
Working temperature 1-40° C (34-104°F)
Temperature
automatically, by an integrated temperature sensor
compensation
1 bar (14.5 PSI) - 10 mwc [mH2O]
Max pressure
no pressure impulses and/or vibration, no depressure
Power supply 4 wires
Cable (standard) 1 m (3.28 ft)
Electrolyte mod. ELSCL10
Membrane mod. MSCL10
Working flow 30 l/h
Suitable for probe
PEF1, PEF1/E, PEF5, PEF23
holder mod.
Material PVC-U, stainless steel 1.4571
probe: frost-protected, dry and without electrolyte (5-40° C)
membrane cap: used membrane cap can not be stored
Storage
electrolyte: in original bottle, protect from sunlight (5-25°C)
Expiration date on the label.
regular control of measuring signal
change electrolyte: every 3-6 months
Maintenance
SHORTEN THE MAINTENANCE INTERVALS APPROPRIATELY
DEPENDING ON WATER QUALITY.
Diam.: 25 mm
Dimension
Length: 241 mm

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SCL11
Parameter PERACETIC ACID
SCL11/200: 0-200mg/l (0-200 ppm) resolution: ± 0.1
Measuring range
SCL11/2000: 0-2000 mg/l (0-2000 ppm) resolution: ± 1
Voltage supply 0/5 VDC (±10%) -10 mA
Connection 5-pole screw connector
Measuring system membrane covered, amperometric 2-electrode system
Ph working range 1-9 pH
Run-in-time first start up: 1 h approx.
Response time T90: 3 min. approx.
Zero point adjustment See Operating manual: “Probe alignment”
Slope calibration See Operating manual: “Probe alignment”
Alcalinity 80 ppm
Working temperature 1-40° C (34-104°F)
Temperature
automatically, by an integrated temperature sensor
compensation
1 bar (14.5 PSI) - 10 mwc [mH2O]
Max pressure
no pressure impulses and/or vibration, no depressure
Power supply 4 wires
Cable (standard) 1 m (3.28 ft)
Electrolyte mod. ELESCL11
Membrane mod. MESCL11
Working flow 30 l/h
Suitable for probe
PEF1, PEF1/E, PEF5, PEF23
holder mod.
Material PVC-U, stainless steel 1.4571
probe: frost-protected, dry and without electrolyte (5-40° C)
membrane cap: used membrane cap can not be stored
Storage
electrolyte: in original bottle, protect from sunlight (5-25°C)
Expiration date on the label.
regular control of measuring signal
change electrolyte: every 3-6 months
Maintenance
SHORTEN THE MAINTENANCE INTERVALS APPROPRIATELY
DEPENDING ON WATER QUALITY.
Diam.: 25 mm
Dimension
Length: 241 mm

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SBR
Parameter BROMINE
Measuring range SBR/20: 0-20mg/l (0-20 ppm) resolution: ± 0.01
Voltage supply 0/5 VDC (±10%) -10 mA
Connection 5-pole screw connector
Measuring system membrane covered, amperometric 2-electrode system
Ph working range 6.5-9.5 pH
Water sample 500 µS/cm - 10000 µS/cm
conductivity
Run-in-time first start up: 1-24 h approx. (usually 6 h)
Response time T90: 2 min. approx.
Zero point adjustment See Operating manual: “Probe alignment”
Slope calibration See Operating manual: “Probe alignment”
Alcalinity 80 ppm
Working temperature 1-40° C (34-104°F)
Temperature
automatically, by an integrated temperature sensor
compensation
0.5 bar (7 PSI) - 5 mwc [mH2O]
Max pressure
no pressure impulses and/or vibration, no depressure
Power supply 4 wires
Cable (standard) 1 m (3.28 ft)
Electrolyte mod. ELESBR
Membrane mod. MESBR
Working flow 30 l/h
Suitable for probe
PEF1, PEF1/E, PEF5, PEF23
holder mod.
Material Shaft: PVC; membrane cap: PPE
probe: frost-protected, dry and without electrolyte (5-40° C)
membrane cap: used membrane cap can not be stored
Storage
electrolyte: in original bottle, protect from sunlight (5-25°C)
Expiration date on the label.
regular control of measuring signal
change electrolyte: every 3-6 months
Maintenance
SHORTEN THE MAINTENANCE INTERVALS APPROPRIATELY
DEPENDING ON WATER QUALITY.
Diam.: 25 mm
Dimension
Length: 241 mm

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SCT
Parameter CHLORITE
Measuring range SCT/2: 0-2mg/l (0-2 ppm) resolution: ± 0.001
Voltage supply 0/5 VDC (±10%) -10 mA
Connection 5-pole screw connector
Measuring system membrane covered, amperometric 2-electrode system
pH range 5.5-9.5 pH
Conductivity range 0.05-5 mS/cm
Run-in-time first start up: 1-24 h approx. (usually 6 h)
Response time T90: 60 s approx.
Zero point adjustment See Operating manual: “Probe alignment”
Slope calibration See Operating manual: “Probe alignment”
Alcalinity 100 ppm
Working temperature 1-40° C (34-104°F)
Temperature
automatically, by an integrated temperature sensor
compensation
1 bar (14.5 PSI) - 10 mwc [mH2O]
Max pressure
no sbalzi di pressione, no depressione
Power supply 4 wires
Cable (standard) 1 m (3.28 ft)
Electrolyte mod. ELESCT
Membrane mod. MESCT
Working flow 30 l/h
Suitable for probe
PEF1, PEF1/E, PEF5, PEF23
holder mod.
Material Shaft: PVC; membrane cap: PPE
probe: frost-protected, dry and without electrolyte (5-40° C)
membrane cap: used membrane cap can not be stored
Storage
electrolyte: in original bottle, protect from sunlight (5-25°C)
Expiration date on the label.

regular control of measuring signal

change electrolyte: every 3-6 months
Maintenance
SHORTEN THE MAINTENANCE INTERVALS APPROPRIATELY
DEPENDING ON WATER QUALITY.

Diam.: 25 mm
Dimension
Length: 241 mm

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Operating SCL probes are membrane covered amperometric electrode systems.
principle The measuring electrode is membrane covered and it is in the electolyte area together with the
reference electrode. Electrolyte area contains a special electrolyte and it is separated from the
measuring water.
SCL probes measuring method is an electrochemical technique that measures the changes in
current resulting from chemical reaction as function of the analyte concentration.

Precautions Before any operation (preparation, cleaning and replacements) and before handly the
probe you MUST FOLLOW these PRECAUTIONS.

DANGER
AUTHORIZED AND QUALIFIED PERSONNEL
Installation and maintenance tasks should be carried out by
AUTHORIZED AND QUALIFIED PERSONNEL only in accordance with
local regulations.

DANGER
WEAR UNPOWDERED NITRILE GLOVES.
Avoid contact of the electrolyte with the skin.
In case of contact with skin, rinse immediately with plenty of water.

DANGER
WEAR EYE PROTECTION
Avoid contact of the electrolyte with the eyes.
In case of contact with eyes, rinse immediately with plenty of water
and seek medical advice.

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ELECTROLYTE IMPORTANT
Preparation
DO NOT TOUCH OR DAMAGE THE MEMBRANE AT THE BOTTOM OF
THE MEMBRANE CAP AND THE ELECTRODES AT THE BOTTOM
OF THE ELECTRODE SHAFT OR BRING THEM INTO CONTACT WITH
GREASY SUBSTANCES.
OTHERWISE THE SENSOR WILL NO LONGER WORK ACCURATELY.
REPLACE THE MEMBRANE CAP WITH A NEW MEMBRANE CAP
OR SEND THE SENSOR AWAY TO HAVE THE ELECTRODES CLEANED.
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WARNING
Wear nitrile gloves powder free.
Avoid electrolyte contact with skin.
In case of contact, immediately rinse with water.

IMPORTANT
The electrolyte is sensitive to oxidation: Always keep electrolyte bottle sealed after
use. Do not decant electrolytes into other containers.
Do not store electrolyte beyond its “Use by” date and note the “Use by” date on
the label.
As far as is possible, fill the electrolyte so that it is free from bubbles.
Only use the membrane cap once.

Remove protective membrane cap (transparent) before installation and keep it for
decommissioning.

SCL3S - SCL8 . SCL3N - SCL11 SCL9

Screw on the nozzle.
Electrolyte is already screwed. Remove Use the pipette included to fill the
Place the electrolyte bottle on the red end cap and cut off the top end membrane cap. The cap is completely
the membrane cap and allow the of the spout on the second line. The full if the electrolyte can be seen at the
electrolyte to press out slowly in a cap is completely full if the electrolyte bottom thread (thread not covered by
stream of liquid from the bottle, while can be seen at the bottom thread electrolyte). Avoid bubbles.
at the same time constantly pulling (thread not covered by electrolyte).
back the bottle The cap is completely Avoid bubbles.
full if the electrolyte can be seen at the
bottom thread (thread not covered by
electrolyte).

Electrolyte (SCL2).

Produce the ready-to-use electrolyte using the set supplied for independent production of electrolyte.
Unlike ready-to-use electrolyte, these individual components are not regarded as hazardous materials. Take
the following steps to produce the electrolyte:

1 bottle of supporting electrolyte,

1 tube with powder,
1 label for the electrolyte produced.
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Electrolyte production (SCL2).

1. Take appropriate measures, such as protective gloves and goggles (1), to protect yourself,
according to the Material Safety Data Sheets for the components.
2. Open the bottle of supporting electrolyte and the tube with powder (2).
3. Guide the tube at an angle fully into the opening of the bottle of supporting electrolyte (3).
4. Completely transfer the powder into the bottle of supporting electrolyte (4).
5. Close the bottle and shake the bottle until the powder has fully dissolved, ≧ 10 seconds (5).
No solids and streaks should be visible in the electrolyte.
6. Remove (6) the label from the supporting electrolyte.
7. Replace (7) the label with the label supplied.
8. You can now use the electrolyte you have produced (8).

Filling with electrolyte

1. Open the electrolyte bottle and screw on the nozzle.

2. Pour in the electrolyte, preferably free of bubbles.
Place the electrolyte bottle on the dia‐phragm cap and slowly press the elec‐trolyte in a
single stream from the elec‐trolyte bottle, at the same time evenly pulling back the electrolyte
bottle.
The diaphragm cap is completely full if the diaphragm cap is filled to the brim with
electrolyte.
3. Place the sensor vertically onto the filled diaphragm cap.
4. Do not use your fingers, or similar, to close the vent hole, otherwise pressure can build up
when it is screwed shut and the diaphragm can be damaged. When screwing it shut, allow
excess electrolyte to escape through the vent hole under the hose seal. The vent hole must
form the highest point to ensure the reliable escape of air.
If no electrolyte escapes when screwing is shut, then the dia‐phragm cap has not been suffi‐
ciently filled. Repeat this process and fully fill the diaphragm cap.
5. Turn the diaphragm cap manually as far as the stop so that no gap can be seen between the
diaphragm cap and the sensor.
6. Rinse off any escaped electrolyte with clean water.
7. Close the electrolyte bottle.
8. Rinse the electrolyte from the nozzle of the electrolyte bottle under running water.
9. The sensor is now ready to be installed in the bypass fitting.

1. Diaphragm cap
2. Electrolyte filling height
3. Pipette
4. Vent Hole

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Probe alignment Alignment procedure must be performed monthly or more frequently if the application needs higher
procedure precision.
The sensor needs to be calibrated to the instrument it is connected to.
Calibration must be performed to a value close to working point.
Instrument requires “0” calibration ONLY for low measurement range probes.
Instrument does not require “0” calibration if not necessary.
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D Connect the probe to the measuring instrument. D

Install the probe into PEF flow cell (PEF in the pictures is an
example). See “Installation on PEF”:
- close water inlet/outlet through the PEF;
C
- unscrew completely the threading nut on PEF: C

- insert the probe slowly until the bottom;

- screw the threading nut to fix the probe into the PEF.
Use hands only. Make sure the the probe is tightly
fastened in the place.
B B

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To calibrate the probe:

• Open PEF water outlet and then water inlet.
• Wait the time as in “Run-in-time” on the probe
technical sheet.
• Check the water chlorine by a DPD1 / DPD4 or a
colorimetric method (depending on the probe).
Proceed to calibration as described on instrument manual.

If requested, proceed to “0” calibration point

To calibrate the probe to point 0, water must be
chlorine free.
For a chlorine free water, substitute the filter
(installed before the PEF) with a carbon filter one.
Check the absence of chlorine by a DPD1 / DPD4
or a colorimetric method (depending on the
probe).
Open PEF water outlet and then water inlet.
Wait the time as in “Run-in-time” on the probe
technical sheet.
Proceed to 0 calibration as described on
instrument manual.

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Cleaning Cleaning procedure must be performed monthly or more if the application needs higher precision.
procedure

IMPORTANT
DO NOT TOUCH OR DAMAGE THE MEMBRANE AT THE BOTTOM OF
THE MEMBRANE CAP AND THE ELECTRODES AT THE BOTTOM
OF THE ELECTRODE SHAFT OR BRING THEM INTO CONTACT WITH
GREASY SUBSTANCES.
OTHERWISE THE SENSOR WILL NO LONGER WORK ACCURATELY.
REPLACE THE MEMBRANE CAP WITH A NEW MEMBRANE CAP
OR SEND THE SENSOR AWAY TO HAVE THE ELECTRODES CLEANED.
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D Uninstall the probe from PEF flow cell. D

- close water inlet/outlet through the PEF;

- unscrew completely the threading nut on PEF:
- extract the probe slowly.
C C

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Gently remove any adhesive dirt:

1. Rinse the membrane under a gentle stream of cold water
2. Remove deposits (lime scale, rust):
- Dismantle the membrane cap
- Rinse the sensor with plenty of water
Now fill the sensor with electrolyte, allow it to run in and recalibrate.

Replacing the membrane

If calibration is no longer possible even after the membrane has been cleaned or if the membrane
is damaged, then you need to replace the membrane cap.

Repairing the sensor

The sensor can only be repaired in the factory. Return it in its original packaging.

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Installation on PEF

Anello di Arresto
integrato sulla Sonda

ATT.ne al Verso dell'Anello 038.0733.0

026.0055.0 (Or 2-120)

038.0631.0

026.0057.0 (Or 2-123)

Dettaglio 1 ( 0.8 )

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MAINTENANCE

Maintenance DANGER
schedule MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
In order to ensure the requirements of potable drinking water treated and the maintenance of
the improvements as declared by the manufacturer, this equipment must be checked at least
once a week.

DANGER
OPERATOR PROTECTION
Use safety equipment according to the company regulations.
Use this safety equipment within the work area during installation, service and when handling
chemicals:
• protective mask
• unpowdered nitrile gloves
• safety goggles
• further security device, if necessary.

DANGER
POWER SUPPLY DISCONNECTION
Always disconnect power to the equipment before you perform any installation or maintenance
tasks. Failure to disconnect power will result in serious physical injury.

DANGER
AUTHORIZED AND QUALIFIED PERSONNEL
Installation and maintenance tasks should be carried out by AUTHORIZED AND QUALIFIED
PERSONNEL only in accordance with local regulations.

IMPORTANT
Use original spare parts.

Maintenance
inspection
INTERVAL MAINTENANCE INSPECTIONS REFERENCE
Weekly Control probe reading using a DPD1/DPD4 or colorimetric Probe calibration
method. procedure
Monthly Check probe integrity Cleaning procedure
Monthly Check electrical wiring -
Every 3/6 Replace electrolyte solution into membrane cap. “Preparation” procedure
months Control membrane cap integrity.
Yearly Replace membrane cap. -

Shorten the inspection intervals appropriately if the chemical is abrasive or corrosive.

Decommissioning 1. Disconnect the sensor from the power

2. Depressurise the in-line probe housing
3. Loosen the clamping screw
4. Remove the sensor slowly from the in-line probe housing
5. Screw open and empty the membrane cap over a sink or similar vessel
6. Flush the membrane and electrode with clean water and dry until free of dust
7. Loosely screw on the membrane cap to protect the electrodes
8. Replace the membrane protection cap to protect the membrane cap

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 241.30

30.00
Ø25.00

227.20
Ø25.00

93.00
167.70
Dimension (mm)

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TROUBLESHOOTING

PROBLEM CAUSES SOLUTIONS

Sensor cannot be calibrated Run-in period too short Observe the run-in period
and measured value
Membrane cap damaged Replace membrane cap
greater than DPD measurement
Troublesome substances in Check water for troublesome
the water substances and remedy this
Distance between membrane/ Screw the membrane cap
electrode is too great up to its stop
Short circuit in the measuring Identify short circuit and
line eliminate the cause
DPD chemicals out of date User new chemicals, repeat calibration
pH < pH 5,5 Increase pH value
Sensor cannot be calibrated Run-in period too short Observe the run-in period
and measured value Coating on the membrane Replace membrane cap,
lower than DPD measurement cap allow sensor to run in and
calibrate
Sample water flow rate too Correct flow rate
low
Air bubbles on the outside Increase the flow within the
of the membrane permitted range
pH < pH 5,5 Increase pH value
No electrolyte in the membrane Fill with new electrolyte
cap
Electrolyte pushed out by Contact supplyer
gas bubbles in the sample
water
Measured value display 0 Chlorine content below the Add chlorine and then
lower limit of the measuring repeat calibration and/or
range use a suitable sensor
Measuring line broken Replace measuring line
Sensor connected to the Connect the sensor correctly
controller with incorrect to the controller
polarity
Run-in period too short Observe the run-in period
Sensor defective Send sensor in for regeneration
Sensor measured value is Membrane damaged Replace membrane cap;
unstable allow sensor to run in and
calibrate
Air bubbles on the outside Remove air bubbles by tapping
of the membrane them and increase
flow rate if necessary
Reason lies with the controller Eliminate cause

When you have tried everything: Check whether the reference electrode at the end of the electrode shaft is silvery-white instead
of brownish-grey. The reference electrode is then worn out and needs to be replaced.

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PRODUCT SERVICE REPAIR FORM
ENCLOSE THE PRESENT FORM TO THE DELIVERY NOTE

DATE .............................................
SENDER
Company name.............................................................................................................................................
Address .................................................................................................................................................
Phone no. .................................................................................................................................................
Contact person.............................................................................................................................................

PRODUCT TYPE (see product label)

DEVICE CODE...............................................................................................................................................
S/N (serial number).......................................................................................................................................

OPERATING CONDITIONS
Location/installation description ...................................................................................................................
...................................................................................................................................................................
Chemical .................................................................................................................................................
Start-up (date)............................................. Running time (approx. hours).....................................................

REMOVE ALL THE LIQUID AND DRY IT BEFORE PACKAGING IN ITS ORIGINAL BOX.

DESCRIPTION OF PROBLEM

MECHANICAL
Wear parts..................................................................................................................................
Brekage/other damages..............................................................................................................
Corrosion....................................................................................................................................
Other..........................................................................................................................................
ELECTRICAL
Connections, connector, cables....................................................................................................
Other..........................................................................................................................................
NOT OR INADEQUATE FUNCTION/OTHER
..................................................................................................................................................
..................................................................................................................................................
..................................................................................................................................................

I declare that the product is free of any hazardous chemical.

Signature of the compiler Company stamp

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Disposal of end-of-life equipment by users

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health and the environment by giving the discarded equipment to a designated collection
center for the recycling of electronic and electrical equipment. For more information visit the
online site.

When dismantling a pump please separate material types and send them according to local
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