MB A6K4 is a high capacity mixed bed ion exchange resin consisting of a mixture of strongly basic anion resin and a strongly acidic cation resin for direct water purification.The conductivity is about 0.06 µm/cm.Suitable for use in non-regenerable cartridges, high efficiency deionisation for silica removal and ultra pure water applications.Packed in 25 litre bagsPolymer matrix: gel polystyrene cross-linked with DVB.Ionic form, as supplied: H+ / OH-Physical shape and appearance: Spherical beadsSphericity: Min. 95%Particle size range (US Standard Screen): 1.25 - 0.315mm, wet.Particle size: +1.2mm < 5% ; -0.3mm < 1%Water retention H+: 45 - 50%Water retention OH-: 53 - 60%Shipping weight (approx.): 700-740 g/lMax. Temp. non-regenerative: 100°CMax. Temp. regenerative: 60°CpH-value range: 0-14Recommended operating conditions:Minimum bed depth should be 0.6m (24")Service flow rate should be 20-60 BV/hourProlonged exposure to strong oxidising agents such as chlorine, hydrogen peroxide and concentrated nitric acid will deteriorate the structural backbone of the resin and should be avoided.Mixture Resin:Anions: 60%Cations: 40%Purchase options:Single purchase - 25 ltr. (item no. 896495)1/2 pallet - 500 ltr. (Art.-No. 896496)1 pallet - 1050 ltr. (art.-no. 896497)

Proposed use: for the regeneration of water softenersComposition: evaporated salt (min. 99.9% NaCl)Dimensions / weight of tablet: ø25mm / 14gMoisture content: < 0.08Filling weight: 10kg per sackType of packaging: PE filmStorage description: store dry and well closedCertifications: ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and IFSStandard: The product complies with the following standards.EN 973:2009Products for the treatment of water intended for human consumption - Sodium chloride for regenerating ion exchange resins -Type AEN 16401:2013Products for the treatment of swimming pool water - Sodium chloride for use in electrochemical chlorine production plants - Type AEN 14805:2022Products for the treatment of water intended for human consumption - Sodium chloride for on-site electrochemical production of chlorine by membrane-free processes - Type 1EN 16370:2022Products for the treatment of water intended for human consumption - Sodium chloride for the on-site electrochemical production of chlorine by means of membrane cells - Quality 2Purchase options:Single purchase: 1x 10kg sack (Art.-No. 896467)Pallet purchase: 100x 10kg sacks (Art.-No. 896498)

Proposed use: for the regeneration of water softenersComposition: evaporated salt (min. 99.9% NaCl)Dimensions / weight of tablet: ø25mm / 14gMoisture content: < 0.08Filling weight: 25kg per sackType of packaging: PE filmStorage description: store dry and well closedCertifications: ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and IFSStandard: The product complies with the following standards...EN 973:2009Products for the treatment of water intended for human consumption - Sodium chloride for regenerating ion exchange resins -Type AEN 16401:2013Products for the treatment of swimming pool water - Sodium chloride for use in electrochemical chlorine production plants - Type AEN 14805:2022Products for the treatment of water intended for human consumption - Sodium chloride for on-site electrochemical production of chlorine by membrane-free processes - Type 1EN 16370:2022Products for the treatment of water intended for human consumption - Sodium chloride for the on-site electrochemical production of chlorine by means of membrane cells - Quality 2Purchase options:Single purchase: 1x 25kg sack (Art.-No. 896468)Pallet purchase: 40x 25kg sacks - 1000 kg (Art.-No. 896500)

Plastic cartridges variantsDK-VE 6 - demineralisation cartridge with hole in the head (capacity max. 900 litres at 300µS)DK-VE 10 - demineralisation cartridge with hole in the head (capacity max. 1,500 litres at 300µS)DK-VE 15 - demineralisation cartridge with hole in the head (capacity max. 2,250 litres at 300µS)DK-VE 20 - demineralisation cartridge with hole in the head (capacity max. 3,000 litres at 300µS)DK-VE 25 - demineralisation cartridge with hole in the head (capacity max. 3,750 litres at 300µS)DK-VE 30 - demineralisation cartridge with hole in the head (capacity max. 4,500 litres at 300µS)DK-VE 50 - demineralisation cartridge with hole in the head (capacity max. 7,500 ltr. at 300µS)

Variants:VA-VE 13 Stainless steel demineralisation cartridge - 12 ltr. MB resin filling (⌀ 239mm)VA-VE 20 Stainless steel demineralisation cartridge - 19 ltr. MB resin filling (⌀ 239mm)VA-VE 26 Stainless steel demineralisation cartridge - 25 ltr. MB resin filling (⌀ 239mm)VA-VE 30 Stainless steel demineralisation cartridge - 30 ltr. MB resin filling (⌀ 239mm)VA-VE 46 Stainless steel demineralisation cartridge - 45 ltr. MB resin filling (⌀ 239mm)VA-VE 50 Stainless steel demineralisation cartridge - 49 ltr. MB resin filling (⌀ 363mm)VA-VE 60 Stainless steel demineralisation cartridge - 59 ltr. MB resin filling (⌀ 363mm)VA-VE 100 Stainless steel demineralisation cartridge - 99 ltr. MB resin filling (⌀ 363mm)

Variants:2x Connection hose PE13V34BV340750, pressure hose length 750mm2x Connection hose PE13V34BV341000, pressure hose length 1000mm2x Connection hose PE13V34BV341500, pressure hose length 1500mm2x Connection hose PE13V34BV342000, pressure hose length 2000mm

Our 4- or 8- channel system allows the processing of up to four or eight measurement signals. For this purpose, 4-20 mA/ RS232 as well as Modbus RTU are available as signal inputs. Based on the received data a visualization as well as a trend display takes place. Through modular addition of optional modules (slaves) the realization of popular control concepts is possible.Advantages:Simple operation Integration of the Testomat® device world Integration into the existing control cabinet, alternatively we offer our NeoTecMaster® housingModular function range expandable by NeoTec slave modules (measure, control, control)Available as installation variant or structure variant

Water sterilisation by UV irradiation The development of water sterilisation using UV radiation has made considerable progress in recent years due to its simplicity and efficiency. The UV-C rays generated, which are significantly more intense than sunlight, are therefore used to disinfect water in order to counteract water contamination. They make it possible to remove legionella, microbes, bacteria, viruses and protozoa while respecting the environment. The irradiation process is therefore an ideal solution for killing microorganisms in water and helps to make it drinkable from a bacteriological point of view. However, it is important to note that water is only considered drinking water once the chemical parameters have been checked and deemed satisfactory.  Applications - Origin of the water Rainwater: UV treatment extends the range of applications and offers increased safety during use Well water: Avoidance of possible contamination by pathogens Tap water: UV treatment extends the area of application and increases safety. Spring water, surface water: Guarantees constant water quality that is flawless from a bacteriological point of view. Storage water in containers (caravan, boat...): Use of stored water for sanitary purposes.  Areas of application General nutrition, bath and shower Cooking Large-volume refrigerators Cold water fountains Aquarium Cleaning food  Advantages  Quick and easy installation Completely physical sterilisation through UV radiation Natural water treatment without additives and without the risk of chemical overdose No unpleasant taste or odour Effective methods for combating microorganisms that cause disease in humans No toxic by-products Low maintenance

Water sterilisation by UV irradiation The development of water sterilisation using UV radiation has made considerable progress in recent years due to its simplicity and efficiency. The UV-C rays generated, which are significantly more intense than sunlight, are therefore used to disinfect water in order to counteract water contamination. They make it possible to remove legionella, microbes, bacteria, viruses and protozoa while respecting the environment. The irradiation process is therefore an ideal solution for killing microorganisms in water and helps to make it drinkable from a bacteriological point of view. However, it is important to note that water is only considered drinking water once the chemical parameters have been checked and deemed satisfactory.  Applications - Origin of the water Rainwater: UV treatment extends the range of applications and offers increased safety during use Well water: Avoidance of possible contamination by pathogens Tap water: UV treatment extends the area of application and increases safety. Spring water, surface water: Guarantees constant water quality that is flawless from a bacteriological point of view. Storage water in containers (caravan, boat...): Use of stored water for sanitary purposes.  Areas of application General nutrition, bath and shower Cooking Large-volume refrigerators Cold water fountains Aquarium Cleaning food  Advantages  Quick and easy installation Completely physical sterilisation through UV radiation Natural water treatment without additives and without the risk of chemical overdose No unpleasant taste or odour Effective methods for combating microorganisms that cause disease in humans No toxic by-products Low maintenance

Water sterilisation by UV irradiation The development of water sterilisation using UV radiation has made considerable progress in recent years due to its simplicity and efficiency. The UV-C rays generated, which are significantly more intense than sunlight, are therefore used to disinfect water in order to counteract water contamination. They make it possible to remove legionella, microbes, bacteria, viruses and protozoa while respecting the environment. The irradiation process is therefore an ideal solution for killing microorganisms in water and helps to make it drinkable from a bacteriological point of view. However, it is important to note that water is only considered drinking water once the chemical parameters have been checked and deemed satisfactory.  Applications - Origin of the water Rainwater: UV treatment extends the range of applications and offers increased safety during use Well water: Avoidance of possible contamination by pathogens Tap water: UV treatment extends the area of application and increases safety. Spring water, surface water: Guarantees constant water quality that is flawless from a bacteriological point of view. Storage water in containers (caravan, boat...): Use of stored water for sanitary purposes.  Areas of application General nutrition, bath and shower Cooking Large-volume refrigerators Cold water fountains Aquarium Cleaning food  Advantages  Quick and easy installation Completely physical sterilisation through UV radiation Natural water treatment without additives and without the risk of chemical overdose No unpleasant taste or odour Effective methods for combating microorganisms that cause disease in humans No toxic by-products Low maintenance

Water sterilisation by UV irradiation The development of water sterilisation using UV radiation has made considerable progress in recent years due to its simplicity and efficiency. The UV-C rays generated, which are significantly more intense than sunlight, are therefore used to disinfect water in order to counteract water contamination. They make it possible to remove legionella, microbes, bacteria, viruses and protozoa while respecting the environment. The irradiation process is therefore an ideal solution for killing microorganisms in water and helps to make it drinkable from a bacteriological point of view. However, it is important to note that water is only considered drinking water once the chemical parameters have been checked and deemed satisfactory.  Applications - Origin of the water Rainwater: UV treatment extends the range of applications and offers increased safety during use Well water: Avoidance of possible contamination by pathogens Tap water: UV treatment extends the area of application and increases safety. Spring water, surface water: Guarantees constant water quality that is flawless from a bacteriological point of view. Storage water in containers (caravan, boat...): Use of stored water for sanitary purposes.  Areas of application General nutrition, bath and shower Cooking Large-volume refrigerators Cold water fountains Aquarium Cleaning food  Advantages  Quick and easy installation Completely physical sterilisation through UV radiation Natural water treatment without additives and without the risk of chemical overdose No unpleasant taste or odour Effective methods for combating microorganisms that cause disease in humans No toxic by-products Low maintenance

Water sterilisation by UV irradiation The development of water sterilisation using UV radiation has made considerable progress in recent years due to its simplicity and efficiency. The UV-C rays generated, which are significantly more intense than sunlight, are therefore used to disinfect water in order to counteract water contamination. They make it possible to remove legionella, microbes, bacteria, viruses and protozoa while respecting the environment. The irradiation process is therefore an ideal solution for killing microorganisms in water and helps to make it drinkable from a bacteriological point of view. However, it is important to note that water is only considered drinking water once the chemical parameters have been checked and deemed satisfactory.  Applications - Origin of the water Rainwater: UV treatment extends the range of applications and offers increased safety during use Well water: Avoidance of possible contamination by pathogens Tap water: UV treatment extends the area of application and increases safety. Spring water, surface water: Guarantees constant water quality that is flawless from a bacteriological point of view. Storage water in containers (caravan, boat...): Use of stored water for sanitary purposes.  Areas of application General nutrition, bath and shower Cooking Large-volume refrigerators Cold water fountains Aquarium Cleaning food  Advantages  Quick and easy installation Completely physical sterilisation through UV radiation Natural water treatment without additives and without the risk of chemical overdose No unpleasant taste or odour Effective methods for combating microorganisms that cause disease in humans No toxic by-products Low maintenance

Note: The system shown, consisting of two cabinets, is the fully equipped version of our system. The basic price is therefore supplemented by the selected options.The modular water treatment system was developed especially for the outpatient care sector. While retaining the overall geometry, the system can be adapted to the different degrees of water hardness in Germany, the quantities required in different outpatient centres, as well as to the initial water quality including any treatment steps on the part of the suppliers. The modularity offers the decisive advantage that the overall concept can be adapted to the respective water type or composition as well as the treatment processes of the supplier.PrincipleDue to its modular design, the water treatment system can be adapted to the different conditions in the outpatient care sector. This includes different degrees of water hardness, quantities required in outpatient centres, the initial water quality and the treatment steps. Optimal water treatment is relevant for reliable availability of instruments for operations. In addition, the protection of the instruments and the equipment technology goes hand in hand with this. Furthermore, any damage to the instruments or equipment is always directly related to the issue of patient safety. For the treatment of the water, a pre-filtration, a softening system, a reverse osmosis system with a 100-litre permeate tank including a surge tank and sterile filter as well as a permanent conductivity and silicate monitoring by a Testomat® 808 SiO2 at the blending bed and a recirculation system with integrated UV system and pyrogen filter are used.Waste water discharge via brine lifting unitAs an optional component, the treatment plant can be extended by an integrated wastewater lifting unit, which conveys the produced and collected wastewater into the sewage system. The main wastewater volume flows are the wastewater from the regeneration of the softening plant and the concentrate from the reverse osmosis. The lifting unit also collects the discontinuously occurring wastewater flows from the silicate meter, the system separator and the rinsing water that occurs when the input filters (especially activated carbon filters) are changed.Shut-off via system separatorThe installation of a system separator is mandatory to protect the drinking water network from contamination by treated water or changes in the natural composition of the drinking water fed in due to the technical treatment of the latter. The unit has an integrated system separator (type BA), which is located directly behind the Aqua-Stop of the water connection.Rittal enclosure systemsThe system components are installed in two Rittal enclosures. Rittal is a leading manufacturer of enclosure systems, offering a wide range of solutions for the secure storage and protection of electronic components and equipment. Rittal enclosure systems are available in a range of sizes, designs and configurations, and are suitable for various application areas such as IT infrastructure, industrial automation, power distribution and telecommunications.Rittal's enclosure systems are characterised by high quality, functionality and flexibility. Rittal cabinets are made from high-quality materials and offer a robust design that ensures reliable protection for the equipment inside. They are protected against dust, dirt, moisture, vibration and other environmental influences. Rittal enclosure systems are modular, which means they can be adapted to specific requirements and available space. They offer a wide range of options for mounting accessories such as shelves, cable management, climate control units and power distribution units. Rittal's enclosure systems offer various security features such as lockable doors, security locks and access control systems to prevent unauthorised access to equipment and ensure data security. Only a minimum floor space of 1.60m x 1m is required to install the HeylNeomeris modular water treatment system. It consists of 2 cabinets, each 80cm wide and 60cm deep. It is possible to work with double doors and thus, due to the depth of 60 cm and a double door with a dimension of 40 cm, an area of 1 m in the depth of the room results.The cabinets used are made of sturdy sheet steel modules and have a high-quality surface coating.Standard equipment of the systemTestomat® 808 SiO2 Silicate Measuring DeviceA Testomat®808 SiO2 silicate is used for permanent silicate monitoring. The Testomat®808 SiO2 is a measuring instrument that is used to determine the silicate content in water. The measuring principle of the Testomat®808 SiO2 is based on the so-called molybdenum blue method. Here, the silicate in the water reacts with a reagent solution containing molybdenum. This reaction produces a blue colour whose intensity is proportional to the silicate content. The measuring device records the colour intensity by means of an optical sensor and converts it into a measured value that represents the silicate content of the water. The Testomat®808 SiO2 is housed in a compact casing that includes a user interface, display and control elements as well as connections for water samples and drainage.The use of the Testomat 808®SiO2 ensures reliable compliance with the limit value for SiO2 of 0.4 mg/l recommended by the DGSV and AKI. In the event of a limit value being exceeded, it is possible to transmit this to the optionally available NeoTecMaster® or to directly activate an optical warning element. Continuous monitoring of the silicate content is necessary to effectively prevent any deposits and subsequent damage to the device technology and instruments.By using the Testomat®808 SiO2, companies can continuously monitor the silicate content and take appropriate measures to prevent deposits if necessary.Optional components of the system UV Disinfection MiniUV disinfection is used in water treatment to inactivate the water from any microorganisms such as bacteria, viruses and protozoa. UV stands for ultraviolet radiation, which is produced by special UV lamps. The principle of UV disinfection is based on inactivating the DNA or RNA of the microorganisms, preventing them from reproducing and causing disease. UV disinfection is relevant because UV radiation is effective against a wide range of microorganisms, including bacteria, viruses and protozoa such as Giardia and Cryptosporidium. A high inactivation rate can be achieved and most pathogenic organisms in the water can be killed. Unlike other disinfection methods such as chlorination or ozonation, UV disinfection does not require the addition of chemicals to the water. It produces no unwanted by-products and does not alter the taste or smell of the water. UV disinfection is a reliable method of killing microorganisms. As long as the UV lamp is properly maintained, the effectiveness of the disinfection remains constant. Since no chemicals are used in UV disinfection, there are no harmful residues in the water or the environment. It is an environmentally friendly disinfection method that reduces the ecological footprint of water treatment. It is important to note that UV disinfection is an effective method of killing microorganisms but is not used to remove pollutants, particles or chemical contaminants in the water.The optional UV system is integrated into the plant's continuously operating recirculation system.Pyrogen filterA pyrogen filter is a special type of filter used in water treatment to remove pyrogens from water. Pyrogens are substances that can cause an immunological reaction in the body, especially an increase in body temperature. They are usually endotoxins released by bacteria such as Escherichia coli (E. coli). The pyrogen filter consists of a filter element that has a very fine pore size, typically in the range of 0.1 to 0.2 microns. This allows the filter to effectively retain particles and microorganisms, including pyrogenic bacteria that may be present in the water. In the modular water treatment system, the pyrogen filter is used after other pre-treatment stages such as filtration and disinfection.After the water has been cleaned of particles and microorganisms, it is passed through the pyrogen filter to remove possible pyrogens. Pyrogen filters are particularly important in industries where the absence of pyrogens in the water is crucial, for example in the ambulatory care sector to ensure optimal quality of instrumentation for surgery. Overall, pyrogen filters play an important role in water treatment to ensure the quality and purity of water and to minimise potential exposure to pyrogenic substances.The optional pyrogen filter is located directly behind the UV unit and can thus also be integrated into the unit's continuously operating recirculation system.Lifting systemThe lifting system is used for the reliable discharge of the wastewater volumes from the individual process steps. The main volume flows are the wastewater from the regeneration of the softening plant and the concentrate from the reverse osmosis. The lifting unit also collects the discontinuously occurring wastewater flows from the silicate meter, the system separator and the rinsing water that occurs when the input filters (especially activated carbon filters) are changed.The use of a lifting unit is recommended if the wastewater pipes cannot be connected to a ground-level wastewater connection.NeoTecMaster® 5 inch with housingData acquisition as well as its visualisation and processing are only some of the relevant topics in the environment of modern water treatment. The networking of different measuring systems and their integration into the process automation is an elementary component. The NeoTecMaster® was developed specifically for this task and is a multi-parameter system that is open to all manufacturers.Data recording and visualisation of the NeoTecMasterThe visualisation of the multicontroller is done via trend graphs. All set parameters can be selected and deselected. All recorded data is saved on a USB stick and can also be accessed online within the company network. You can monitor and visualise up to 8 parameters via the shift key.The NeoTecMaster is available with a 5 -inch screen and additional IP 66 protection class housing.The NeoTecMaster® Multicontroller concept is a basic building block for every water treatment system, also for systems in outpatient clinics.Viewing windowRittal enclosures are fitted with viewing windows, which provide an overview of the measurement technology. The use of viewing windows in Rittal enclosure systems has several advantages. They enable visual inspection of the equipment located in the enclosure without the need to open the enclosure. This facilitates monitoring, maintenance and troubleshooting of components without compromising enclosure integrity. Viewing windows are usually made of a transparent material such as glass.Notes: Viewing windows in Rittal enclosures are only available for single-leaf doors. When selecting this option, please note that the required minimum room depth increases from 100 cm to 140 cm.LightingFurthermore, interior lighting with RGB colour tones is optionally available for this design variant. These can be placed independently depending on the equipment of the cabinet systems. Please note that this option is only available for cabinets with a viewing window.Aqua-Stop (solenoid valve shut-off)An Aqua-Stop is a safety mechanism used in water supply systems to stop or restrict the flow of water when a fault or leak occurs. It is usually an automatic closing mechanism that closes the water supply valve to prevent major water damage.A solenoid valve is a type of shut-off valve controlled by the use of an electromagnetic field. In water treatment, a solenoid valve is used to shut off or control the flow of water. The solenoid valve consists of an electromagnetic coil system and a valve mechanism. By applying an electrical voltage to the coil, a magnetic field is generated which influences the valve mechanism. Depending on the application, the solenoid valve can be opened or closed to allow or block the flow of water. In combination, additional safety and control over the water flow can be provided.The Aqua-Stop is located directly as the first element behind the main water connection of the system. The associated solenoid valve is coupled with two sensors, one of which continuously monitors the floor pans of both cabinet systems. The floor pans are an integral part of the cabinet systems. Collecting trayThe floor pans are an optional part of the cabinet systems.

We accompany you and your team as part of a basic analysis on site. All relevant data on the equipment technology and process water treatment is collected together. Furthermore, the equipment technology and feeding technology used as well as the instruments used are randomly examined by an expert with regard to surface abnormalities. In addition, in consultation with you, water samples are taken at representative sampling points and wipe samples are taken from the equipment technology. Some of the samples taken are analysed on site using photometric measurements and then sent to an accredited laboratory. Once the report has been prepared, the results are presented in an online event.

The process analysis represents a comprehensive consideration of all relevant treatment steps and essentially includes A detailed analysis of the water treatment and the associated utilisation of the water qualities producedEvaluation of the equipment technology used against the background of potential surface changesQualified sampling across the entire process for water, steam and equipment technologyCarrying out sieve inspections including detailed microscopic analysesWork shadowing in the operating theatre (after consultation, if possible)Assessment of the clean & unclean side work processes in the AEMPExamination of all processes relevant to logistics and therefore to provision and preparationPreparation of a comprehensive report structured according to the individual focal points, including formulation of recommendations for action in the form of an action planPresentation of the results on siteThe process analysis enables all those involved in the reprocessing process (in particular: AEMP management, head of building services, hygiene officer, etc.) to take a high-quality view of the overall process with a focus on optimised work processes, instrument preservation, patient safety, cost savings and legal certainty.

Recording your data on equipment technology and process water treatment as a stand-alone inventory analysis in our online matrix enables you to receive qualified professional feedback from our team of experts in a timely manner. With reference to compliance with the currently applicable standards and recommendations, you will receive the results summarised in a report by e-mail, which also contains recommendations for action for you and your team.

Whether it is a new project or the expansion of an existing reprocessing facility for medical devices - our experts will accompany and support you during project planning and implementation. The qualified consideration of all relevant project topics, the moderation between the parties involved and the joint development of requirements catalogues are the focus of our neutral consulting activities. Together with your specialist team and your external service providers, we develop future-proof concepts and support you in the implementation and sustainable documentation of the progress achieved.

The regular validation of the entire reprocessing process and its repeated implementation in the event of interventions or changes within the reprocessing process is an essential instrument for demonstrating process reliability. In the course of our work as technical experts, we verify the overall process, assist you with sustainable documentation, continuously monitor the effectiveness of the measures introduced, coordinate the involvement of all process participants and make recommendations for the involvement of authorised external accredited bodies and specialist companies.

High-quality conductivity meter for conductivity monitoring Our innovative conductivity meter has been specially developed for monitoring conductivity in ultrapure water (demineralised water) and has a 4-20 mA signal output that enables easy integration into higher-level control systems.The measurements are temperature-compensated, which ensures greater accuracy. With a measuring range of 0 to 2 µS/cm, our device is particularly suitable for monitoring low conductivities, such as those typically found in mixed-bed ion exchanger cartridges. The limit value is displayed by means of 2 LEDs (green/red) on the top of the device. An acrylic glass cover ensures that the current status is immediately visible. The device has a ¾ screw thread, which can be customised for easy and safe installation. There is also the option of customisation in terms of the LEDs, including the measuring range and a private label. Our high-quality conductivity meter offers a reliable solution for conductivity monitoring in medical areas to fulfil the guidelines and recommendations of the DGSV. Our measuring device is also particularly suitable for mixed bed cartridge monitoring in the clinical environment. Standard LED configuration (1 green LED, 1 red LED): <0.5 µS/cm = green >0.5 µS/cm to <1.0 µS/cm = green/red flashing >1 µS/cm = red

Conductivity meter for conductivity monitoring Our innovative conductivity meter was developed specifically for monitoring the conductivity of aqueous solutions. With a measuring range of 0 to 5 µS/cm, our device is particularly suitable for monitoring low conductivities, which are typically used in the following processes:  Mixed bed cartridgesdemineralisationReverse osmosis (2-stage)EDI (electrode ionisation) The limit values are indicated by means of digital displays with 2 preset limit values and 2 LEDs (green/red) for visualisation. The device has a screw-in thread of ¾", which can be customised for easy and safe installation. There is also the option of customised versions with regard to the measuring range and a private label.            Added value Operation at 9 V DC via supplied plug-in power supply unit 1 potential-free relay with switchable mode of operation of relay control Limit value display optically by means of LEDs 

Our 4- or 8- channel system allows the processing of up to four or eight measurement signals. For this purpose, 4-20 mA/ RS232 as well as Modbus RTU are available as signal inputs. Based on the received data a visualization as well as a trend display takes place. Through modular addition of optional modules (slaves) the realization of popular control concepts is possible.Advantages:Simple operation Integration of the Testomat® device world Integration into the existing control cabinet, alternatively we offer our NeoTecMaster® housingModular function range expandable by NeoTec slave modules (measure, control, control)Available as installation variant or structure variant Contents: NeoTecMaster® 5 inch - 4 channel systemNeoTec Slave 4-20mA module (inputs: 8x 20mA)NeoTecMaster® IP66 housing for 5" display, light grey with front foilUSB stick for NeoTecMaster® 8GInstallation of NeoTecMaster® in housing incl. parameterisation and cabling of the NeoTecMaster®Universal power supply 24V/6A DC (100-240V AC) (144 Watt)

The housing for holding the master or display unit as well as up to 6 function modules incl. optimized cable routing for connecting the individual components & PG glands for connecting external cables (e.g. for Ethernet, sensors and measurement technology). The advantages at a glance: Increase of the protection class to IP 66 and thus protection of the components against damage by environmental conditions. Optimized access for the cabling of the connected components. 

The Testomat® 808 is a compact analyzer for the online measurement of water hardness according to the principle of " limit value monitoring by color change ". The Testomat® style="letter-spacing: 0px;"> 808 is a combination of the latest technologies based upon decades of international Testomat® experience.Applications of continuous residual hardness monitoring are for example: Reverse osmosis plants Boiler feed water supply Soft water for commercial puposes Pure water systems Performance profile:Limit value indication (not exceeded or exceeded: green / red LED) Modern indicator pump system Automatic measuring process with low water consumption Direct error and indicator quantity indication Internal and external flushing of the measuring chamber by manual control Control of an external rinsing valve Three potential-free relays for: External rinsing valve control Limit value evaluation External control and / or alarm processing Safety check for 72 hours operation without supervision Indicator quantities: 100 and 500 ml bottles 4 - 20 mA interface for defined status and error messages RS 232 interface for firmware updates

The Testomat® 808 SIO02 is a device that was developed for measuring and monitoring deionised water (fully demineralised water) in medical facilities.   The central importance of silicate monitoring  Silicate measurement using the Testomat® 808 SIO02 is an essential aspect of compliance with a defined limit value. Precise silicate monitoring is particularly important in process water treatment in hospitals in order to prevent deposits on devices and medical devices (MD) and to ensure the effectiveness of the water treatment systems. You can choose between 10 limit values in the range from 0.3 to 1.2 ppm. By regularly monitoring the silicate content and compliance with the limit values, potential problems can be identified at an early stage and suitable measures can be taken to optimise water treatment.