Water Quality Measurement Solutions A Watts Water Technologies Company OZ^C-XT Extended Reagent Life OnLine Residual Chlorine Monitor The HF scientific Extended Reagent Life OnLine Residual Chlorine Monitor is an economical and low maintenance instrument for shipboard ballast water, potable water or wastewater applications that require continuous monitoring and control of residual Total Chlorine levels. User selectable cycle times, 4-20mA and RS-485 with Modbus output that can be used to control feed pumps and user selectable alarms allow complete manual or automatic control of chlorine dosing. The instrument is housed in a strong, shatterproof IP66 (except fan IP54) case with easy access to all service functions and reagents. Standard Features Optimized for high temperature marine applications Use in areas of high ambient temperatures up to 55°C Total chlorine Can be used for Total Chlorine measurements Cooling effect can extend reagent life to 3 months (depending on cycle time) Simple operation Designed for unattended operation up to 90 days (depending on cycle time) Cycle times Cycle times can vary between 110 seconds to 10 minutes (optional 60 seconds Two user selectable alarms for sample concentration Ballast Water Treatment, Drinking Water, Wastewater and More USEPA accepted method Lloyds Register Test Specification for Vibration and 22 Degree Tilt Test • NEW! - Extended range to 15ppm (option) ± 10% accuracy Ordering Information CLX-XT Extended Reagent Life OnLine Chlorine Residual Monitor for Total Chlorine complete with operating manual. Reagents must be purchased separately. If the application combines high humidity with cold sample water, purchase a #09944 (desiccant cartridge) separately. Specifications subject to change without notice. Total Chlorine reagent for CLX-XT 12 month supply (based on estimated BWTS operational cycles) CLX-XT with door open HF scientific 3170 Metro Parkway, Ft. Myers FL 33916 e-mail: [email protected] ph: (239) 337-2116 • fax: (239) 332-7643 • toll free: 888-203-7248 www.hfscientific.com