pH/ORP Instrument
LibertyCES has documented pH/ORP Instrument in 6 industries, including Municipal Water, Municipal Wastewater and Cooling Towers. Chemical compatibility is documented for 4 chemical families, including Acids, Caustics/Bases and Oxidizers/Disinfectants. Documented models include ProMinent PHES, GF Signet 2774-2777 and Icon TB450. Send James the fluid, concentration, temperature and flow for a free spec review.
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Municipal Water
Multi-source documentedDrinking water explicitly named sector.
Municipal Wastewater
Multi-source documentedMunicipal sewage and industrial wastewater treatment explicitly named.
Cooling Towers
Multi-source documentedCooling Tower explicitly named with Legionella risk context.
Chemical Processing
Multi-source documentedChemical Processing explicitly named sector.
Plating
Multi-source documentedPHED explicitly named for electroplating, chrome reduction, cyanide destruction.
Food & Beverage
Multi-source documentedFruit and Vegetable Washing, Poultry and Meat Processing explicitly named applications.
Chemical compatibility
Acids
Multi-source documentedIcon's P14 family has a quantified 4000ppm HF concentration breakpoint driving sensor selection; GF Signet PHEF explicitly for low-pH fluoride-containing media.
Caustics/Bases
Multi-source documentedFourth independent vendor confirmation that pH glass electrodes degrade from strong NaOH/KOH exposure.
Oxidizers/Disinfectants
Multi-source documentedATi M-Node explicitly called out as spanning ClO2, all 3 chlorine species, H2O2, and PAA in one modular platform.
Salts/Brines
Manufacturer-documentedPHED explicitly named for electroplating media contaminated with Cr6+ and CN-.
pH/ORP Instrument: models in the LibertyCES catalog
3 models across 3 product lines from 2 manufacturers.
| Model / line | Manufacturer | Type | Size / capacity / flow | Pressure | Temperature | Wetted material | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ATi Water Quality Monitoring Q22/Q40/Q45/Q46 Series (pH/ORP/Conductivity/DO/Fluoride/Turbidity/Ammonia) | Badger Meter | Instrument | single-parameter transmitters/monitors | - | Badger Meter — Water Quality Monitoring (s::can + ATi) and RADAR | ||
| R7C Series ORP Sensor Transmitter R7C Series | Icon Process Controls | Instrument | -2000 to +2000mV | 32–140 °F (0–60 °C) | PP shell, Platinum sensor, NEXUS reference | Icon Process Controls — Analytical Instruments + Analytical Displays | |
| D-Series pH/ORP Controllers D300/D400/D500/D700/U900 | Icon Process Controls | Instrument | pH -2 to 16, ORP +/-2000mV | 14–302 °F (-10–150 °C) | IP65 or IP66/NEMA 4X enclosure | Icon Process Controls — Analytical Instruments + Analytical Displays |
This table is part of the equipment catalog dataset (CSV and JSON).
Frequently Asked Questions
What industries use pH/ORP Instrument?
LibertyCES has documented pH/ORP Instrument specified across 6 sector applications, including Municipal Water, Municipal Wastewater, Cooling Towers and Chemical Processing.
How is pH/ORP Instrument used in Municipal Water?
Drinking water explicitly named sector. — examples include ProMinent PHES, GF Signet 2774-2777. This is well-documented in LibertyCES's field data.
Can pH/ORP Instrument handle Acids?
Icon's P14 family has a quantified 4000ppm HF concentration breakpoint driving sensor selection; GF Signet PHEF explicitly for low-pH fluoride-containing media. Materials to confirm: PP body (P14H/P14F), PTFE Teflon NEXUS, dedicated HF-resistant glass electrode. Specific chemicals include Hydrofluoric Acid (>4000ppm split), Sulfuric Acid.
Which chemicals can pH/ORP Instrument handle?
LibertyCES has documented chemical compatibility records for pH/ORP Instrument across 4 chemical families, including Acids, Caustics/Bases, Oxidizers/Disinfectants, Salts/Brines.
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