The ChloroClam is a Chlorine specific drinking water quality monitoring device with built in datalogger and telemetry. It can be combined with a pH sensor and can have a relay function.
What it is for
Where the residual is the control measure being verified, and the other parameters are covered elsewhere or not required.
Choosing a configuration
The four configurations cover the same chlorine options as the HydraClam, so a network running both instruments measures residual the same way in both.
Model | Configuration | Measures | Also | Sample flow | Power | Suits |
CC-A | Amperometric | Free or total chlorine | – | 6 l/hr continuous | All options | Conventional free-chlorine networks |
CC-D | Amperometric | Free or total chlorine | pH, relay | Free-chlorine networks with pH | ||
CC-H5 | Halogen, free | Free chlorine | pH | 6 l/hr continuous or back to supply (requires approved fittings) | External supply required: mains, external battery, or solar with cabinet | Less servicing required, no waste option |
CC-H6 | Halogen, monochloramine | Free, Monochloramine and Total | pH |