Calibrating Calculated Ppm; Manual Relay Control - Pentair AK110 Installation And User Manual

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EXAMPLE 1: The default set point is 700, the PPM hand measurement is 1 .0 (2 .0 PPM desired), and the current
display shows a measurement of 690 mV . From the above table the hand PPM is low and the ORP is below the set
point . The chemical feed times are not high enough for the ORP to reach the set point and should be increased .
EXAMPLE 2: From example 1 change the hand measurement to 4.0 PPM with ORP reading 700mV. From the above
table the hand PPM is high and the ORP is below the set point. The ORP should be calibrated to 700 + (4.0 – 2.0) * 10 =
720 .To compare ORP measurements to PPM measurements per actual pH readings refer to the calculated PPM chart on
page 131 .
If you have an ORP sensor module and Calculated PPM mode selected . You can calibrate the Calculated PPM in the
following manner . Measure the PPM using a standard test kit . To calibrate the PPM, move the cursor to PPM and press
ENTER . Enter the value obtained from the test kit in the value entry screen . Press ENTER again to save your changes .
You can enter the password 9003 to see the ORP and adjusted ORP being
used for calculated PPM. These ORP values will only be displayed for four
Always make sure the pH is at the pH setpoint and PPM is greater than
Always control at PPM levels greater than 1.0 PPM when using
Display Screens
Position the cursor to the left of the status word and press
ENTER to toggle the relay on and off . The length of time the
relay stays on is adjustable in the programming. When the
relay is toggled to OFF the relay immediately goes back to
automatic control and in some cases may immediately turn
back ON .
Calibrating ORP

Calibrating Calculated PPM

(4) seconds.
!
1.5 PPM before calibrating calculated PPM.
ORP sensors.

MANUAL RELAY CONTROL

NOTE
WARNING
pH
ORP 490 -OFF 700s
_____
69.0f SW1OFFSW2OFF
ACU-TROL
Main Status, cursor
at pH Relay
7.67>OFF 7.50s
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