pH/ORP Instrument for Cooling Towers
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Cooling Tower explicitly named with Legionella risk context.
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Real Specifications
| AEGIS II capacity | Controls up to 2 cooling towers; continuously measures/controls conductivity and biocide concentration | prominent-sensors-controllers.md |
| SlimFLEX 5a capacity | Controls 1 cooling tower; continuous conductivity measurement + biocide dosing control | prominent-sensors-controllers.md |
| AEGIS S capacity | Controls 1 cooling tower; conductivity + biocide/corrosion inhibitor dosing | prominent-sensors-controllers.md |
| DULCOMETER diaLog X capacity | Controls up to 6 cooling towers — widest capacity in ProMinent's cooling tower line | prominent-sensors-controllers.md |
GF Signet's cooling tower guidance flags biocide levels via ORP control specifically to prevent Legionella and biological fouling — a pH/ORP instrument on a cooling tower is doing double duty as a health-and-safety control, not just a water-chemistry readout.
Cooling towers scale from a single rooftop unit to a six-tower industrial plant, and the pH/ORP controller has to scale with it — ProMinent's SlimFLEX 5a and AEGIS S each handle one tower's conductivity and biocide dosing, AEGIS II doubles that to two, and diaLog X tops the family at six towers on one controller.
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FAQ
Is pH/ORP Instrument used in Cooling Towers?
Cooling Tower explicitly named with Legionella risk context. This is strong evidence.
What products are specified for pH/ORP Instrument in Cooling Towers?
Documented examples include ProMinent cooling tower controller — confirm current specifications with the manufacturer before final selection.
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