Residual chlorine meter

Abstract

This device is a cylindrical residual chlorine meter with an isosceles triangular cross section with chamfered edges extending vertically. The device has an opening at the front of its lower end, forming a measurement space through which the electrodes of the sensor head for detecting free residual chlorine are exposed. A pump mechanism is built into the lower end of the device. The pump mechanism draws the measurement fluid through an inlet at the lower end and discharges it obliquely from below onto the electrodes of the sensor head. During measurement, as shown in the reference right side view and reference oblique view showing the measurement state, the controller is connected obliquely at a predetermined angle via a mounting part at the upper end of the device, and the measurement space at the lower end of the device is immersed in the measurement fluid. When stored, the device is connected to the side of the controller via a mounting part at the back, as shown in the reference left side view and reference right side view showing the storage state.

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