The Milwaukee PRO pH/ORP Controller is preferred by those who want to customize their testing program when they need to maintain levels at all times. Common uses include nutrient tanks, aquariums, pools and spas.
The Milwaukee PRO pH/ORP Controller offers:
PRECISION
The Milwaukee PRO 2-in-1 Controller offers ±0.2 pH accuracy with two-point manual calibration and ±5 mV ORP accuracy.
REAL TIME MONITORING
View real-time pH and ORP measurements from 0.00 pH to 14.00 pH and -1000 mV to 1000 mV with a large LED with easy switching between settings.
AUTOMATION FOR CONSTANT MEASUREMENT
The controller offers a pH control range of 4 to 8 and -200 to 600 mV. Simply set your control range and the controller does the rest.
TWO DEDICATED RELAYS FOR PH AND REDOX CONTROL TO SUPPORT A RANGE OF COMPATIBLE DEVICES
Choose your device, including oxygen pumps, CO2 regulators, O3 ozonators and other pH and ORP monitoring devices, by simply plugging the device into the correct pH or ORP jack.
DESIGN FEATURES
- Fast and easy to read current results with large digital LCD display.
- Accurate to ±0.2 pH and ±5 mV with user selectable high/low set points.
- Simple two-point calibration for increased pH accuracy with manual trimmers for easy adjustment.
- Laboratory grade gel-filled double junction pH electrode and platinum ORP electrode included for low maintenance and high performance.
- 6.5 foot probe cables for added flexibility when testing.
- 12 VDC power supply.
MAINTENANCE AND USE
Proper care of your pH and ORP probes will give you fast, accurate results for longer. pH and ORP probes are similar in design, but there are some differences.
pH probes have a sensing bulb that loses its sensitivity over time. All pH sensors have a limited life span and response time becomes longer with age.
ORP probes typically have a platinum electrode instead of a glass bulb. This electrode has a longer life but can accumulate residue that affects response rates and accuracy.
Both electrodes have a reference junction that can become clogged, which can cause slow and inaccurate results. Cleaning and keeping the probe hydrated helps prevent this problem.
pH probe
Here are our top four tips for your pH probe.
1. Always keep the cap filled with buffer solution or storage solution and not water.
2. Clean your probe regularly by soaking it in a cleaning solution.
3. Calibrate after cleaning and/or storage prior to testing to adjust for changes in the pH sensor.
4. Gently swirl the probe in the sample for faster results.
ORP probe
Here are our top three tips for your ORP probe.
1. Always keep the cap filled with buffer solution or storage solution and not water.
2. Clean your probe regularly by soaking it in a cleaning solution.
3. After cleaning, place the ORP probe sensor back into the tank.
Thank you for choosing Milwaukee to help take your results to the next level.
