① Three-Electrode Constant Potential Technology
Ensures stable measurements by minimizing polarization effects and interference from pH fluctuations, even in dynamic water conditions.
② Multi-Range Resolution & pH Compensation
Supports resolutions from 0.001 ppm to 0.1 ppm and automatic pH compensation to enhance accuracy in varying water chemistries.
③ Modbus RTU Integration
Pre-configured with default address (0x01) and baud rate (9600 N81), enabling plug-and-play connectivity to industrial automation systems.
④ Robust Design for Harsh Environments
IP68-rated housing and corrosion-resistant electrodes withstand prolonged submersion, high-pressure flows, and temperatures up to 60℃.
⑤ Low Maintenance & Self-Diagnostics
Features automatic zero/slope calibration commands, error code feedback, and optional protective covers to reduce biofouling and manual upkeep.
| Product Name | Residual Chlorine Sensor |
| Model | LMS-HCLO100 |
| Range | Residual chlorine meter: 0 - 20.00 ppm Temperature: 0- 50.0℃ |
| Accuracy | Residual chlorine meter: ± 5.0% F.S, supporting pH compensation function Temperature: ±0.5 ℃ |
| Power | 6VDC-30VDC |
| Material | Polymer Plastic |
| Warranty period | Electrode head 12 months/digital board 12 months |
| Sensor Interface Supports | RS-485, MODBUS protocol |
| Cable length | 5m, can be extended according to user need |
| Application | Tap water treatment, swimming pool water quality monitoring, and industrial wastewater treatment. |
1. Drinking Water Treatment
Monitor residual chlorine levels in real time to ensure disinfection efficacy and regulatory compliance.
2. Industrial Wastewater Management
Track chlorine concentrations in effluents to meet environmental discharge standards and avoid penalties.
3. Aquaculture Systems
Prevent over-chlorination in fish farms to protect aquatic life and optimize water quality.
4. Swimming Pool & Spa Safety
Maintain safe chlorine levels for public health while avoiding corrosive over-dosing.
5. Smart City Water Networks
Integrate into IoT-based water quality monitoring systems for urban infrastructure management.