27th Edition RHFS Product Guide - Ryan Herco Flow Solutions

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<strong>Ryan</strong> <strong>Herco</strong> Logo-4 Color ProcessElement: Placed Monotone EPSF o nt: Univers BlackMedium: Max size 21”X3.9”C=87, M=13, Y=2, K=1C=0, M=0, Y=0, K=728750 SERIES pH/ORP TRANSMITTERSPECIFICATIONS• Compatible with SignetpH/ORP Preamplifierand electrodes found onpages 336-337.• Sensor Input Range: pH:0.00 to 14.00 pH.• Temp: 3K Balco, -13 to248°F.• ORP: -1000 to +2000mV, isolated (10K I.D.resistance T+, T-).FEATURES• The +GF+ Signet 8750 pH/ORP transmitter is designedfor broad application and easeof setup and use. The unit autoconfiguresfor either pH or ORPuse when connected to +GF+Signet pH or ORP sensors.• Multiple mounting options allowfor installation best suited toyour particular application.• Automated “Easy-Cal” menuFEATURES automatic bufferrecognition for mistake proof pHor ORP sensor calibrations.• Two-line LCD provides sensor5924.(Size No.) SIGNET 8750 PANEL MOUNT pH/ORP TRANSMITTER5924.(Size No.) SIGNET 8750 FIELD MOUNT pH/ORP TRANSMITTERNOTE: pH and ORP sensors sold separately.INSTALLATIONThe transmitter is availablein a panel mount or a fieldversion. Select the universalmount kit (3-8050) to mountthe transmitter on a surfacenear the sensor.See mounting kit andaccessories on page 330.diagnostic informationfor ease in systemmaintenance.• Relay options lo, hi, pulse.• Output scalability.• Dual output option allowstemperature and pH signaltransmission.• 2 x 16 character dot matrixLCD.• Chemical resistantenclosure and self-healingwindow.• Large push-buttons.• Display in °C or °F.• Hold and simulate1. Panel Mount3-8750-xPAll panel mount transmitters (3-8750-xP) include a mountingbracket and gasket for a NEMA4X watertight panel installation.Panel mount transmitters fit intoa standard 1/4 DIN panel cutout.functions.• Integral or remote mounting.• Accuracy: ±0.03 pH, ± 2mV’s ORP.APPLICATIONS• Neutralization systems.• Heavy metals recovery.• Plating control.• Scrubber control.• Pool and spa control.• Environmental study.• Water treatment.• Water quality monitoring.• Waste treatment.• Disinfection.2. Universal Mount3-8750-x Transmitter3-8050 Kit500.150.120 Field500.150.110 PanelSize No.Field Panel Wire Power Sensor Input 4-20 mA Output Open Collector/ Relay Price Each751 756 2 12-24 VDC 1 1 1 O.C. Hi, Lo, Pulse, or Off $550.00752 757 4 12-24 VDC 1 1 2 Relays Hi, Lo, Pulse or Off 658.00753 758 4 12-24 VDC 1 2 pH, Temp or ORP 2 O.C.’s Hi, Lo, Pulse or Off 814.00The Universal Mount kit (3-8050)can be ordered separately andincludes a conduit base, lockingring, and universal adapter formounting the transmitter on a pipe,wall, or other stationary surface.ph/orp monitorFEATURES• 12-24 V DC/AC powered.Sensor recognition.SPECIFICATIONS• Compatible sensors: +GF+ Signet 2720pH/ORP pre-amplifier/sensor twist-lock®•Operational simplicity is the most•noticeable feature of the +GF+ Signet5700 pH/ORP monitor. The softwareautomatically identifies the signal fromthe sensor and presents the operatingmenu for pH or ORP applications. Theanalog dial provides easy visibility whilethe alphanumeric LCD shows precise pHand temperature values.• Simple push-button programmingdisplays millivolt, pH, and temperaturevalues.• Calibration menus feature a unique“Easy-Cal” automatic calibration,including buffer recognition of the most•commonly used pH and ORP values.Reversible pH and ORP dial face included.system.• Accuracy: ±0.2% of full-scale.• Input range: pH: 0 to 14, optically isolated.Temperature compensation: 5 to 248°F.ORP: -1000 to +1000 mV, opticallyisolated.• Auto sensor recognition: pH: approx.3KΩ. ORP: approx. 10KΩ.• Alarm contact: Hi/Lo/Pulseprogrammable. Hysteresis: fullyadjustable.• Current output: 4 to 20 mA, non-isolated,internally powered (fully adjustable).Loop impedance: 350Ω maximum @12V, 950Ω maximum @24V. Standardrange: pH: 0-14, ORP: -1000 to +1000mV. Accuracy: ±0.1%.Metering pump interface: maximum 300•pulses/minute.500.110.110ORDER INFORMATION:5926.570 SIGNET 5700 POWERED pH/ORP MONITOR $884.00338
SIGNET 8850 SERIES CONDUCTIVITY/RESISTIVITY TRANSMITTERField Conductivity/Resistivitytransmitter.Panel Conductivity/Resistivitytransmitter.FEATURES• Programmable temperaturecompensation.• Relay options.• Dual output option allowstemperature and processsignal transmission.• 2 x 16 character dot matrixLCD.• Chemical resistant enclosureand self-healing window.• Large push-buttons.• Display in µS, mS, KΩ, MΩ,ppm (TDS).• Simulate function.• Accuracy ±2% of reading.NOTE: Signet Conductivity/Resistivity sensors soldseparately (see pages 342-343 & 345).ACCESSORIES ORDER INFORMATION:5909.850 SIGNET 3-8050 UNIVERSAL MOUNTING KIT $53.005924.395 Heavy Duty Wall Mount Bracket (for Panel Mount only) 47.005909.852 3/4” Integral Mounting Kit (3-8052) 60.005924.396 SIGNET 3-8050.396 RC FILTER KIT (for relay use) 19.00• The +GF+ Signet 8850C o n d u c t i v i t y/ R e s i s t i v i t yTransmitter is designed for broadapplication and ease of setupand use. The unit can be used forconductance, resistance, or TDSsignal transmission and display.• Mounting can be accomplishedin several options besttailored to your applicationrequirements.• Full-microprocessor basedelectronics allow wide operatingrange, and long term signalstability, due to the eliminationof potentiometers, jumpers and520.130.120 Field520.130.110 Panel490.140.900 Accy530.140.900dip switches.• Compatible with all SignetConductivity/Resistivityelectrodes (see pages 339,340 & 342).APPLICATIONS• RO/DI system control.• Rinse tank control.• Cooling tower, scrubber orblowdown control.• Environmental study (TDS).• Desalination monitor.• Water quality monitoring.• Leak detection.• Chemical concentration.CONDUCTIVITY/RESISTIVITY SENSORSFEATURES• Standard 3/4” NPT connectors.• Fittings reverse for submersible installation.• Optional high pressure 316 Stainless Steel available.• 15 foot cable standard.• Cell constant: 10.0• Conductivity range: 100 to 200,000 µS.HIGH CONDUCTIVITY SENSORRange: 100 to 200,000 µSORDER INFORMATION: SIGNET 8850 SERIES5924.(Size No.) FIELD MOUNT C/R TRANSMITTER5924.(Size No.) PANEL MOUNT C/R TRANSMITTERSize No.Wire Sensor 4-20 mA Open Collector/ PriceField Panel Power Input Output Relay Each851 856 4 12-24 1 1 1 O.C. Hi, Lo, $590.00VDCPulse, or Off852 857 4 12-24 1 1 2 Relays Hi, Lo, 692.00VDCPulse or Off853 858 4 12-24 1 2 Cond/ 2 O.C.’s Hi, Lo, 775.00VDCRes or Pulse or OffTempSPECIFICATIONS• O-rings: EPR.• Insulator material: Teflon.• Electrodes: 316 stainless steel.• Std. Polypro fitting: 3/4” MNPT thread.• Opt. 316 SS fitting: 1/2” MNPT thread (3-2820.392).• Max. press./temp: Std. Polypro fitting - 100 PSIG @ 212°F.Opt. 316 SS fitting - 200 PSIG @ 248°F.• Temp. compensation: PT1000.• Cell constant: 20.0.• Conductivity range: 200 to 400,000 µS.VERY HIGH CONDUCTIVITY SENSORRange: 200 to 400,000 µSCONDUCTIVITYCOMPATIBILITYCHARTInstruments2850 ConductivitySensor Electronics5800 CR ProPointConductivity MonitorElectrodes2819-2821Conductivity2822-28232839-28412842• • • •• • • •5900 ProPoint SalinityMonitor • •8850 ProcessPro• • • •Conductivity Transmitter8860 ProcessProDual Channel CondController8900 Multi-ParameterController ** Must use 2850 electrode.• • • •• • • •ORDER INFORMATION:ORDER INFORMATION:5926.221 10.0 CONDUCTIVITY SENSOR (2822) $517.00 5926.231 20.0 CONDUCTIVITY SENSOR (2823) $620.00520.120.120520.120.1101-800-848-1141www.rhfs.com339
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