Product Number: LXV45B.98.21022
CLT10 sc: Total reagentless chlorine sensor
Total chlorine sensor with grab sample (on panel)
The CLT10 sc Total Chlorine Analyser measures total chlorine continuously for real time process control. It is based on amperometric technology and is fully compatible with all of Hach's digital controllers. The CLT10 sc can be used in most municipal and industrial applications, and is best utilised where waste stream management is a constraint. Hach‘s self diagnostics alerts you when the
process has changed or the instument needs servicing.
Diagnostic features include the CAL WATCH algorithm
for warning of pH and chlorine calibration deviation and
a non-contacting sample flow sensor for notification of
insufficient sample flow. All warnings are easy to configure.
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The CLF10 sc and CLT10 sc Chlorine Analysers are designed to be used with all Hach digital SC controllers. Set up is fast and easy, and the system is compatible with the full line of Hach digital sensors.
Chlorine measurement with the CLF10 sc and CLT10 sc amperometric technology eliminates the need for routine reagent replacement and waste stream management.
The CLF10 sc and CLT10 sc analysers can be used for reporting chlorine residual measurements in accordance with EPA Method 334.0. Additionally, Hach has created a suite of laboratory products and methods to help with startup and quality control procedures required for Method 334.0.
CLF10 sc and CLT10 sc advanced diagnostics alert you when the process has changed or the instument needs servicing. Diagnostic features include the Cal Watch algorithm for warning of pH and chlorine calibration deviation and a non-contacting sample flow sensor for notification of insufficient sample flow.
The CLF10 sc and CLT10 sc Chlorine Analysers allow for real-time monitoring and control of disinfection processes.
