pH / ORP Sensor & Controller

Advanced pH/ORP sensors and digital transmitters designed for stable, real-time water quality monitoring and process control.

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High-Precision pH/ORP Monitoring Made Simple

Reliable Control Functions

Two configurable SPST relays support high/low alarms, temperature control, and cleaning control.

Rich Output Functions

Users can select either 0/4–20 mA analog output or RS485 digital communication for easy integration with PLCs, PCs, and other industrial control systems.

For Diverse Applications

Different electrode models are available for wastewater, high-temperature, hydrofluoric acid, pure water, fermentation, desulfurization, denitrification, heavy metal, and low-temperature applications.

Category
  • Controller
  • Sensor
Signal Type
  • Analog
  • Digital
Sensor Material
  • Glass
  • ABS
  • PPS
  • Stainless steel
Sensor Electrolyte Filling
  • Refillable
  • Non-refillable
Sensor Operating Temp.
  • -30~80℃
  • 0~60℃
  • 0~80℃
  • 0~100℃
  • 0~135℃
Controller Input Channel Qty
  • 1
  • 2
Controller Dimension(mm)
  • 100×100×120
  • 144×144×120
Model Family
  • APX1
  • APX2
  • ASP100
  • ASP120
  • ASP300

pH / ORP Sensor & Controller

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Comprehensive selection of high-performance pH/ORP electrodes

A wide range of electrode models is available for application in diverse scenarios, designed to withstand various process environments—including high and low temperatures, desulfurization and denitrification processes, the presence of heavy metal ions, hydrofluoric acid, high-temperature fermentation, and pure water systems. Our engineers can provide tailored solutions to meet your specific requirements, offering customization options such as specialized reference electrodes and custom lengths.

Versatile Online pH/ORP Controllers

Online pH/ORP analyzers support signal output and control functions. Selected models also feature a real-time clock and data logging with export and download capability. Multiple output options are available, including 4–20mA analog output and RS485 Modbus communication, balancing cost efficiency and high performance.

Various housing sizes support flexible installation, such as panel mounting, wall mounting, and pipe mounting. The controller also features patented operating temperature monitoring and hardware temperature drift compensation technology, ensuring stable and accurate performance.

Scalable Water Quality Monitoring Solutions for Diverse Industries

About pH and ORP: Principles of Potentiometric Liquid Analysis

Our high-precision digital sensors utilize the potentiometric method to provide real-time, laboratory-grade quantification of acidity and oxidation-reduction states in complex industrial fluids.

  • pH Measurement Principle (Nernstian Electrochemical Logic): Based on the mathematical framework of the Nernst Equation, the pH sensor detects the thermodynamic activity of hydrogen ions (H⁺) using a specialized glass membrane electrode. When immersed, an electrical potential develops across the hydrated gel layer relative to a stable silver/silver chloride (Ag/AgCl) reference electrode. The system incorporates Automatic Temperature Compensation (ATC) to correct for the 59.16 mV/pH unit slope sensitivity, ensuring reliable data for critical process control in wastewater treatment and chemical manufacturing.

  • ORP / Redox Potential Principle (Electron Exchange Monitoring): Oxidation-Reduction Potential (ORP) measures the capacity of a solution to either release or accept electrons using a noble metal electrode (typically platinum or gold). By measuring the millivolt (mV) potential difference against the same stable Ag/AgCl reference, the sensor provides an immediate assessment of the Redox state. This is essential for tracking disinfection efficacy, such as chlorine residual strength, and managing complex industrial reactions like cyanide destruction or chromate reduction.

Precision pH monitoring is a cornerstone of environmental protection and sustainable water management, serving as a critical early-warning system to prevent the acidification of natural aquatic ecosystems. By maintaining optimal alkalinity through real-time digital sensing, industrial facilities can significantly reduce their ecological footprint and ensure that treated effluent complies with strict green living standards and discharge regulations. This proactive approach to water quality conservation effectively mitigates the impact of chemical runoff, safeguarding biodiversity and promoting the circular economy through the safe reuse of water resources.

Frequently Asked Questions

Whether your business is complex or simple, you will get an accurate quote within 12 hours.

1. How do I choose the right industrial pH sensor for my application?
Selection depends on your medium's temperature, pressure, and chemical composition. For wastewater, sensors with high-capacity KCL gel and anti-clogging double-salt bridges are ideal for extending maintenance cycles.
2. What are the advantages of digital pH sensors over analog ones?
Digital sensors provide superior anti-interference capabilities, especially over long cable distances. They feature integrated RS485 Modbus RTU communication, allowing for self-diagnostics and seamless integration with PLC/SCADA systems.
3. Why is temperature compensation necessary in pH measurement?
pH values are temperature-dependent as ion activity changes with heat. Daruifuno controllers utilize automatic temperature compensation (ATC) to ensure measurement accuracy across varying process conditions.
4. How often should an online pH sensor be calibrated?
Calibration frequency varies by process; while some stable environments require monthly checks, harsh chemical processes may need weekly calibration. Our low-impedance glass membranes ensure high stability, reducing the need for frequent adjustments.
5. Can one controller manage multiple pH sensors?
Yes. Daruifuno's multi-channel digital controllers can support up to 20 sensors simultaneously, providing a cost-effective, centralized monitoring solution for large-scale facilities like aquaculture or water plants.
6. What makes a pH electrode "clog-resistant"?
A clog-resistant design typically features a large-area porous Teflon diaphragm and a solid or gel-filled reference system. This prevents chemical precipitates from blocking the junction, ensuring a steady signal in dirty water.
7. Do your pH sensors support automatic cleaning?
Yes. Many of our sensors are equipped with integrated cleaning interfaces or protective sleeves that allow for easy connection to automatic water or air jet cleaning systems to minimize manual labor.
8. What is the typical lifespan of an industrial pH sensor?
In standard water treatment, a sensor with a high-capacity KCL gel reference can last 1–2 years. Harsh environments like high-temperature fermentation or acidic effluent may shorten this, but robust designs help maximize longevity.
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