Analytical Technology has announced the availability of its Q45WQ water quality panel.
The system allows constant on-line monitoring of any remaining disinfectant and up to six other parameters in water distribution systems and moveable water treatment facilities.
The Q45WQ water quality panel needs no expensive chemicals, reagents or buffers and can be used to identify possible contaminants in the water supply, providing reliable measurements of finished water quality.
Analytical Technology's Q45WQ water quality panel ensures that levels of disinfectant are in compliance with the Surface Water Treatment Rule, adopted by the US Environmental Protection Agency, and regulations set down by the Brussels Commission in Europe.
Many common toxic contaminants cause spikes in the data from monitors such as conductivity, pH, ORP, chlorine, and so on.
This panel is capable of monitoring a number of these key parameters.
A reagentless monitor measures residual chlorine.
An LED or white light based turbidity monitor can cover ranges form 0-0.4NTU all the way up to 4000 NTU.
The sensor is stable, offering self-adjusting electronic zero to monitor turbidity with an extensive range.
Conductivity is measured by four electrode sensors to cover a wide conductivity range of measurement without the need for multiple sensors.
The Q45WQ water quality panel is capable of offering particle count data ranges from 2-400 microns.
It also can provide pH data ranges from 0-14 and ORP data between -1,000 to +2,000 mV.
A single combination ion selective electrode is used to measure fluoride ranges from 1,000ppm down to 0.1ppm.
Meanwhile, a rebuildable cartridge style membraned sensor is applied to measure dissolved oxygen ranges from 0-20ppm.
In addition, the panel can monitor the level of inlet pressure from 0 to 200 PSIG and sample flow rate between 0-30 GPH.
The panel can be used to monitor all the vital water quality parameters in a single easy to fit unit.
