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ZS-6850
ZS-6850
ZS-6850 online Turbidity Transmitting Controller. Large screen liquid crystal display (LCD) Built-in bubble elimination system (circulation), improving the measuring accuracy and stability. Communication function (optional):RS-485 communication interface (MODBUS protocol compatible), 4 ~ 20 mA current output corresponding Turbidity value can be set freely. Adopting two points calibration Watchdog function: make sure the instrument does not crash The core parts from international famous brand. Can restore factory Settings. Power-fail protection > 10 years
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Application
Widely used in water source quality monitoring, environmental monitoring station, municipal water treatment process, circulation cooling water, swimming pool water running management, factory aquaculture etc.
Main Technique Specification
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ZS-6850 online Turbidity Transmitting Controller |
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Measuring Range |
Submerged Type: 0-1000NTU, 0-3000NTU Measuring range can order as per request |
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Display |
Large screen LCD |
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Resolution |
0.01 |
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Accuracy |
±2.5% (F.S.) |
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Repetitive |
±1.0% |
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Mounting thread |
G3/4” |
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Analog output |
load <750Ω (4-20mA) |
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Switched output |
2 Relays, 3A 220V AC/24V DC |
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Power |
≤10W |
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Power supply |
220V AC ± 10% |
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Working environment |
Ambient Temp. 0-60℃, Relative Humidity ≤90% or less |
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Controller |
Size: 100×106×168mm(H X W X D), Weight: 0.8kgs |
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Sensor |
Size: 210*50mm (L X Dia.), Weight: 1.5kgs |
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Hole size |
91×91mm H X W) |
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Installation Mode |
Panel Mounted |
Submerged Type
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