Electronic water medicine water TOC analyzer

Electronic water medicine water TOC analyzeranalyzerRT2201CMeet the requirements of the Pharmacopoeia issued in 2020, achieve instrument permission management, audit tracking, and electronic signatures,And can be optionally selectedautonomousDeveloped database management system.

1、 Product Introduction

Electronic water medicine water TOC analyzeranalyzerIt is an instrument specifically designed for online detection of total organic carbon in deionized water such as purified water, injection water, and ultrapure water. This instrument can be controlled by the machine itself or by software installed on the computer, and can perform data analysis and processing. It has more complete functions, rich display content, convenient data query, and simple operation.

2、 Product Features

1. The instrument is waterproof and dustproof.

2. Computer port operation, one port can control multiple detection units（Optional).

3. It has functions such as electronic signature and audit tracking.

4. UV lampwindowEasy to observe and maintain operation.

5. Non detachable design, easy to observe and maintain under working conditions.

IIITechnical Specifications

Power supply:（100-240）VAC 50/60Hz

Power:100W

Indication error:±5%

Repeatability:≤3%

Detection range:（01500.0）μg/L

The required conductivity range for water samples is:（0-5）μS/ cm@25 ℃

Sample temperature:（1-90）℃

Environmental temperature:（10-60）℃

Signal output:RS232/RS485/4-20mA (optional)

The data storage time can be set

4Application field

1. Detecting the concentration of total organic carbon in purified water, injection water, and high-purity water in the pharmaceutical industry;

2. Testing of TOC in ultrapure water for industries such as semiconductor, power plants, research institutions, pharmaceutical, and chemical industries;

3. Online monitoring of water production systems in the pharmaceutical industry, ultra pure water preparation systems in the semiconductor industry, chip process, and deionized water preparation processes in power plants.