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Description

If the water quality in a public facility is maintained correctly, it is a pleasure to swim in it but should the water quality be allowed to deteriorate, swimming in it becomes an unpleasant experience and a potentially lethal one as bacteria will easily breed in water that is not properly maintained.

Water which is at a pH of 7.2 to 7.6 will be easily remain sanitized by 1 to 2 parts per million (ppm) of residual chlorine. Once the pH moves outside of this range the chlorine becomes ineffective. The level of chlorine can be reasonably construed by measuring the Oxidation Reduction Potential 

 

DAN SOLUTION

Data Acquisition Networks Pty Ltd (DAN) offers their remote monitoring system as a solution. The system model number DM01-PP05-OP01-H01 has as its components:

DM01 Data Transceiver: is housed in a polycarbonate enclosure mounted on a wall or a pipe stand close to the pH and ORP probes.  The circuitry is protected by a conformal coating and mounted in a waterproof box to seal out moisture and chemicals

The location of the equipment and its installation will be by others in accordance with instructions provided. Usually this will be carried out by a pool equipment installation company or a pool builder depending upon whether it is a retrofit or a new installation.

The DM01 transmits the maximum, minimum and average of the two measurements as often as you require. This would normally be once every hour or two hours. A test button is also provided to allow you to immediately transmit the current values to the website wherer they will be sent to a designated mobile phone for comparison with independent test equipment

Probes The probes are mounted in a housing which connects in the water intake line from the pool. The probes are each fitted with in line amplifiers to ensure that the signals are not prone to noise and will provide stable and accurate measurements over the long term.

Batteries are provided to power the Data Transceiver for 60 hours without recharge Normally with this type of system the batteries will be recharged by a plug pack which is supplied as part of the system, although solar cells can be used in situations where mains power is not available

The web site is designed to enable access via security password.  Each user is issued with a password enabling them to access their information and to input alarm set-points.  Data is available in tabular or graph form and is retained on the server for a maximum period of 3 months
 

  Data Acquisition Networks Pty Ltd

ABN 70 109 025 621
24 Fennell St, North Parramatta, NSW 2151, Australia. Tel +61 2 8838 2358, Fax +61 2 8838 2333
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