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FCLTX-Series
PVC Free Chlorine Transmitter
- Direct 4 to 20 mA Output
- Amperometric Technology
- 500V Input to Output Isolation
- Multiple Ranges Available
FCLTX-Series
From
TWD
67,849
Product Overview
- Additional Features 1 Integrated Temperature Compensation
- Body Material PVC
- Cable Length 3 m
- Compatibility Up to 50% ethanol/water, up to 50% glycerol/water
- Electrical Output 4 to 20 mA
- PH Measurement Range 5.5 to 9
- Measurement Pressure, Max 1 bar
- Process Connection Size 1/4 in
- Process Connection Type NPT Female
- Sensitivity Bromine, ozone and ClO2 (chlorine dioxide)
- Series ID FCLTX-Series
- Supply Current 250 mA
- Supply Voltage 12 to 24 Vdc
- Temperature Measurement, Max 45 °C
- Temperature Measurement, Min 0 °C
- Volumetric Flow Rate, Max 135 l/h
- Volumetric Flow Rate, Min 45 l/h
Supported Applications
The Omega FCLTX Series consists of free chlorine sensors designed for water treatment disinfection applications. These amperometric sensors measure free chlorine (HOCl and OCl-) in water using an electrochemical method. The series is intended for use with chlorine generators, pools, and similar installations where ppm-level detection is required.
The sensor must be installed within a flow cell to prevent air bubbles and ensure laminar flow; the FC72 Flow Cell is specified as the compatible housing unit. While the sensors can serve as replacements for other 4-20 mA output free chlorine (FCI) sensors, they are not selective for free chlorine alone when using DPD-based methods, meaning other oxidants may also be measured.
Operating Conditions & Performance
The FCLTX Series operates within a process temperature range of 0 to 45°C (32 to 113°F). The maximum operating pressure is rated at 1 bar / 14.7 psi / 1 atm, with flow rates maintained between a minimum of 0.2 gpm and a maximum of 0.6 gpm.
Measurement ranges are available in three configurations: 0 to 2 ppm, 0 to 5 ppm, and 0 to 10 ppm. The output signal is specified as 4-20 mA (specifically noted as 4.0 +/- 0.2mA at zero/air and 20mA +/- 0.2mA at high range). Power requirements are 12-24 VDC with a minimum of 250 mA.
Performance is pH-dependent, requiring automatic pH compensation if variation exceeds specific thresholds: ± 0.35 for pH 6.5–7.5; ± 0.20 for pH 7.5–8.3; and ± 0.05 for pH 8.3–9.0. The sensor is sensitive to cross-sensitivity from ClO2, ozone, and bromine.
Configuration Options
The series offers configurable measurement ranges via specific model numbers: FCLTX-102 (0 to 2 ppm), FCLTX-105 (0 to 5 ppm), and FCLTX-110 (0 to 10 ppm). Each sensor includes a 3 m (10') 2-conductor shielded cable with tinned wire leads.
Wetted materials include Black PVC for the body, polyethersulfone membrane, Viton® O-rings, Gold cathode, and Silver chloride (AgCl) anode. The sensor is compatible with media containing up to 50% ethanol/water or up to 50% glycerol/water.
Key options and accessories include:
- FC72 Flow Cell: Acrylic housing with 1/4" FNPT inlet and outlet connections, including barbed tube fittings and installation hardware.
- FCL-RM Replacement premembraned cap: For sensor maintenance.
- FCL-ES Free Chlorine sensor fill solution: 30 mL electrolyte replacement.
- DPI32 Process Indicator: A ½ DIN display option for local monitoring.
Installation requires a conditioning period of 4 hours for new sensors, or after membrane/electrolyte replacement. Sensors un-powered for more than 2 hours require 3 hours of re-conditioning before use.
Key Product Differences
The primary distinction among the FCLTX Series models is the measurement range:
- FCLTX-102: Configured for a 0 to 2 ppm free chlorine range.
- FCLTX-105: Configured for a 0 to 5 ppm free chlorine range.
- FCLTX-110: Configured for a 0 to 10 ppm free chlorine range.
All models share the same physical dimensions (8.2"L x 1" dia sensor; FC72 flow cell is 5.58"H x 2.25"DIA), electrical output, and power requirements. The series does not support water containing surfactants, organic chlorine, or stabilizers such as cyanuric acid.
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