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Residual Chlorine Recorder ....... Introduction Providing permanent chlorine residual records normally means purchasing a residual chlorine monitor and connecting the output of the monitor to a separate recorder. ATI’s B20 provides an integrated solution to this problem, combining both the analyzer and recorder functions in a single package. This means simpler installation, easier operation, and lower cost. And best of all, the system uses our direct measuring membraned sensor for reliable measurement with minimal maintenance. • Free or combined chlorine recording • Selectable 24-hour or 7-day chart • Modular sensor for easy service • Digital concentration display • NEMA 3 wall or panel mount enclosure • Replaceable felt tip chart pens • Direct measuring chlorine sensor • No chemical reagents required • Simple constant-head flowcell • Two alarm standard Series B20 Sensor and Flowcell Series B20 chlorine recorders use the same reliable chlorine sensor supplied for years as part of our Series A15 monitoring systems. The sensor is a direct measuring polarographic membraned sensor that eliminates the need for chemical buffers and other reagents. Sensors are available for free chlorine measurements or for combined chlorine monitoring where chloramine treatment is in use. Chlorine sensors require a constant sample flow past the membrane to provide stable and accurate readings. B20 systems are supplied with a constant-head flowcell assembly that automatically maintains the desired flow. Hose barbs for sample inlet and drain provide for connection of flexible PVC tubing.

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