ZWQ-ICL Chloride Sensor

ZWQ-ICL Chloride Sensor can be used to detect the Chloride value of water quality. It can be used in harsh environment and the monitoring data is stable and reliable.

ZWQ-ICL is an intelligent chloride sensor using RS485 communication interface and Modbus RTU standard protocol. Corrosion resistant shell, built-in PT1000 temperature sensor and compensation algorithm, no reagent, no secondary pollution, low maintenance cost, suitable for all kinds of harsh working environment.

Monitoring Parameters	Chloride
Monitoring Principle	Ion Electrode
Power-In	DC12/24V / Solar Power
Interface	RS485/RS232/Wifi/BT/LTE

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Technical Parameter

Model	ZWQ-ICL
Measuring Principle	Ion Electrode
Measure Range	0-10000 mg/L
Measure Resolution	0.01 mg/L
Measure Accuracy	±10%
Interface	RS485（Modbus RTU）
Material	POM
Electrode Cable	3m
Electrode Dimension	D34mm L205mm
Power	DC12/24V

Application

Advantage

Corrosion resistant shell; NPT3/4 upper thread interface, easy to install.
Accurate measurement, low detection limit and small long-term drift.
Built-in PT1000 temperature sensor and compensation algorithm, the accuracy can reach <0.1 C.
Solution grounding function, anti-static interference.
RS485 output, strong anti-clutter and signal interference ability, better data stability.
It has the function of calibration record storage, plug and play, and no calibration is needed for the first use.
Sensor supports hot swap function.

Chloride Sensors FAQs

What is a Chloride Sensor in water?

Chloride Sensor measures chloride levels in fresh and salt water, groundwater, produced water and aquaculture applications.

What is Chloride test in water?

Chloride ions are found in table salt, in sea water, on skin, and in the soil. … be monitored by testing the rinse water for the presence of chloride ions flushed from the ob ject. The simplest method for detecting chlo rides uses silver nitrate which reacts with the chlorides to form a cloudy white precipitate.

What is water Chloride?

Chloride in Drinking Water. Share this page: Chloride is a naturally occurring element that is common in most natural waters and is most often found as a component of salt (sodium chloride) or in some cases in combination with potassium or calcium.

How do you test for Chlorides?

The test for chloride ions described here is based on precipitation of an insoluble chloride salt. When a few drops of a silver nitrate solution are added to a slightly acidic aqueous solution that contains chloride ions, a white precipitate of silver chloride will form.

Is Chloride in water harmful?

Effects of Chloride in Well Water, and How To Remove It. Chloride is one of the most common anions found in tap water. … Although chlorides are harmless at low levels, well water high in sodium chloride can damage plants if used for gardening or irrigation, and give drinking water an unpleasant taste.