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The Importance of Monitoring Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) Levels in Your Water
Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) refer to the amount of Inorganic Salts, Minerals, and metals that are dissolved in water. Monitoring TDS levels in water is crucial for ensuring the quality and Safety of the water we consume. One of the most common tools used for measuring TDS levels is a TDS meter.
TDS meters are handheld devices that provide a quick and easy way to measure the concentration of dissolved solids in water. They work by measuring the electrical conductivity of the water, which is directly related to the amount of dissolved solids present. By simply dipping the probe of the TDS meter into a sample of water, you can get an instant reading of the TDS levels.
Additionally, high TDS levels can also affect the taste and odor of the water. Water with high TDS levels may taste salty or metallic, which can be off-putting to consumers. By monitoring TDS levels, you can ensure that your water is not only safe to drink but also pleasant to taste.
| Measuring Method | N,N-Diethyl-1,4-phenylenediamine (DPD) spectrophotometry | |||
| Model | CLA-7122 | CLA-7222 | CLA-7123 | CLA-7223 |
| Inlet water channel | Single channel | Dual channel | Single channel | Dual channel\\u00a0 |
| Measurement range | Total Chlorine : (0.0 \\uff5e 2.0)mg/L ,calculated as Cl2 ; | Total Chlorine : (0.5 \\uff5e10.0)mg/L ,calculated as Cl2 ; | ||
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| Accuracy | Free chlorine: \\u00b110% or 0.05mg/L (whichever is greater), calculated as Cl2; Total chlorine: \\u00b110% or 0.05mg/L (whichever is greater), calculated as Cl2 | Free chlorine: \\u00b110% or 0.25mg/L (whichever is greater), calculated as Cl2; Total chlorine: \\u00b110% or 0.25mg/L (whichever is greater), calculated as Cl2 | ||
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| Measurement cycle | Free Chlorine\\u22642.5min | |||
| Sampling interval | The interval (1\\uff5e999) min can be set to any value | |||
| Maintenance cycle | Recommended once a month (see maintenance chapter) | |||
| Environmental | Ventilated and dry room without strong vibration; Suggested room temperature: (15 \\uff5e 28)\\u2103; relative humidity: \\u226485% (no condensation). | |||
| requirements | ||||
| Sample water flow | \\uff08200-400\\uff09 mL/min | |||
| inlet water pressure | \\uff080.1-0.3\\uff09 bar | |||
| Inlet water temperature range | \\uff080-40\\uff09\\u2103 | |||
| Power supply | AC (100-240)V\\uff1b 50/60Hz | |||
| Consumption | 120W | |||
| Power connection | 3-core power cord with plug is connected to the mains Socket with ground wire | |||
| Data output | RS232/RS485/\\uff084\\uff5e20\\uff09mA | |||
| Dimension size | H*W*D:\\uff08800*400*200\\uff09mm | |||
On the other hand, low TDS levels can also be a cause for concern. Water with very low TDS levels may lack essential minerals that are important for human health, such as calcium and magnesium. By monitoring TDS levels, you can ensure that your water contains the right balance of minerals for optimal health.
Using a TDS meter is a simple and cost-effective way to monitor the quality of your water. TDS meters are widely available and easy to use, making them a convenient tool for both homeowners and professionals. By regularly testing the TDS levels in your water, you can ensure that your water is safe, clean, and healthy for consumption.
In conclusion, monitoring TDS levels in water is essential for ensuring the quality and safety of the water we consume. TDS meters provide a quick and easy way to measure TDS levels, allowing you to quickly identify any potential issues with your water. By regularly testing the TDS levels in your water, you can ensure that your water is free from contaminants and has the right balance of minerals for optimal health. Investing in a TDS meter is a small price to pay for the peace of mind that comes with knowing that your water is safe and healthy.
