COD Sensor & Controller

Reliable digital sensing and multi-channel control platform designed for continuous, automated monitoring of organic pollutants in diverse water applications.

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Advanced UV254 Absorption for Real-Time COD Analysis

Precision UV254 Dual-Beam Technology

Utilizing the UV254 absorption principle with a LED dual-beam structure to deliver high-accuracy monitoring of dissolved organics without the need for costly chemical reagents.

Wide-Range COD/TOC Detection

Supports versatile measurement ranges up to 1500mg/L for COD and 600mg/L for TOC, providing a comprehensive solution for both clean water and heavily polluted samples.

Self-Cleaning for Maintenance-Free Use

Features an integrated mechanical wiper system with low power consumption (3W during cleaning) to prevent biofouling and scale, ensuring long-term stability in harsh wastewater.

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Practical Digital Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) Sensor

The sensor utilizes the advanced UV254 ultraviolet absorption method to deliver rapid, reagent-free measurements of dissolved organic pollutants. Equipped with an integrated automatic cleaning wiper, it effectively prevents biofouling and blockage to ensure low-maintenance, continuous monitoring in both clear and heavily polluted waters.

Constructed with a rugged 316 stainless steel housing, this sensor features a fully submersible IP68 waterproof design for harsh field installations, making it ideal for drinking water, surface water, and sewage treatment monitoring.

Advanced Digital Master Controller & Data Gateway

The system features secure password protection and non-volatile memory that permanently retains all calibration and configuration data, even during unexpected power outages, for uninterrupted regulatory compliance.

Featuring a multilingual interface with a 3.2-inch graphic LCD and intuitive 8-button navigation, the controller simplifies field commissioning and daily operation for international technical teams.

Transforming Water Management with Precision COD Monitoring

About Chemical Oxygen Demand(COD)

The scientific principle of online Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) measurement primarily utilizes UV254 absorption spectroscopy to quantify organic pollutant levels in water bodies. Many organic compounds dissolved in wastewater, particularly those containing aromatic rings or conjugated double bonds, exhibit a strong, natural absorption spectrum at a specific ultraviolet wavelength of 254 nm. By emitting a stable light beam through the water sample and measuring the attenuation of light intensity via advanced photodetectors, the system calculates the Sac254 absorption coefficient, which establishes a precise mathematical correlation with traditional chemical dichromate digestion methods (COD_Cr).

To achieve maximum reliability in diverse industrial effluents and municipal wastewater applications, the optical COD sensor incorporates dual-beam technology for real-time background correction. A secondary reference light source, typically at a non-absorbing infrared wavelength like 550 nm or 390 nm, is simultaneously deployed to monitor and automatically compensate for turbidity, suspended solids, and window fouling. This reagent-free optical monitoring method delivers instantaneous data logging and zero hazardous waste, serving as the most efficient solution for real-time discharge compliance, early pollution warning, and wastewater treatment process optimization.

As a cornerstone of ESG-driven industrial water management, real-time COD monitoring using reagent-free UV254 technology empowers facilities to drastically reduce their carbon footprint by optimizing treatment efficiency and eliminating hazardous chemical waste. This sustainable sensing approach not only ensures 100% regulatory compliance but also protects local biodiversity by preventing organic overloads and supporting the global transition toward a circular economy and zero-liquid discharge (ZLD) goals.

Frequently Asked Questions

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1. How does UV254 COD sensing differ from traditional potassium permanganate methods?
UV254 sensors provide instantaneous, reagent-free measurements by analyzing light absorption, whereas traditional methods require hours of chemical titration and generate hazardous waste.
2. Can this COD sensor accurately measure water with high turbidity or color fluctuations?
Yes, our system features integrated turbidity compensation and a dual-beam optical design to eliminate interference from suspended solids and color for reliable accuracy in harsh wastewater.
3. What is the typical maintenance interval for an online COD analyzer?
Thanks to the integrated automatic self-cleaning brush, manual maintenance is typically reduced to once every few months, significantly lowering operational downtime and labor costs.
4. Does the COD351 sensor require frequent calibration with chemical standards?
No, the digital UV254 sensor is factory-calibrated and maintains long-term stability, though simple field validation against lab data can be done easily via the controller interface.
5. Is it possible to monitor multiple treatment stages with a single controller?
Absolutely, our MCC500 master controller supports multi-channel expansion, allowing you to monitor intake, process, and discharge points simultaneously from a single digital hub.
6. How fast is the response time for detecting organic spikes in influent water?
The sensor provides rapid real-time data with a response speed of over 1 minute, ensuring timely alerts for organic spikes to protect sensitive biological stages or RO membranes.
7. What are the installation requirements for industrial wastewater discharge pipes?
The sensor is designed for direct immersion or flow-cell installation and features a rugged IP68-rated housing that operates reliably in high-salinity or fluctuating pH environments.
8. Can the COD data be integrated into my existing SCADA or PLC system?
Yes, the system supports standard Modbus RS485 and 4-20mA outputs, ensuring seamless integration for real-time data logging, remote monitoring, and automated process control.