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Thermo Scientific / Alpha Process Products / 2000 Series Controllers / www.thermo.com/process8
pH/ORP:
Built for the rugged industrial
environment, the Alpha pH 2000
transmitter comes with an option
for symmetrical mode of operation,
making it ideal for electrically noisy
environments. IP65 NEMA 4X casing
is weatherproof and corrosion-
resistant, protecting meter against
harsh elements.
The Alpha pH 2000 is user-friendly
and intuitive: controller alerts
when meter or electrode requires
maintenance, and provides trouble-
shooting prompts in plain language.
Wide pH range of -2.00 to 16.00
pH at two-decimal accuracy
ORP mode measures in mV or %
concentration, with independent
calibration modes
Quick, easy push-button calibration
with auto-buffer recognition.
Meter displays electrode status
after each calibration
Accepts Antimony electrodes –
useful in applications involving
Hydrofluoric (HF) Acid
Control and measure pH and
ORP simultaneously with
master-slave operation by placing
two controllers side by side
Thermo Scientific Alpha pH 2000
pH/ORP Controller/Transmitter:
Asymmetrical
pH Combination
Electrode
Measuring Cable
BNC
pHTemp.
3
0 / PA
2 1 22 27
PE N L S
Asymmetrical mode works well in
environments with where there is
little or no electrical noise. When
there is electrical noise, the noise
acts as a common signal and is
picked up by both the pH and the
reference electrodes. However,
since the reference electrode is
grounded to the ground potential of
the amplifier, electrical noise will be
present only on the pH electrode.
This noise is amplified along with
the pH signal, which causes reading
fluctuations in an electrically noisy
atmosphere. Electrical noise from
a DC source (as in an electroplating
tank) will typically result in stable but
incorrect values.
Symmetrical mode avoids
grounding the reference electrode
by reconfiguring the input to a
floating differential mode. The
electrical noise appears equally on
the pH and reference electrodes,
and is therefore rejected by the
operational amplifier.
The Alpha pH 2000 transmitter offers
an option for Symmetrical Mode
of Operation. To take advantage of
Symmetrical operation, you must
have an electrode with a solution
ground (potential matching) pin.
If your electrode does not have a
solution ground, be sure to set the
controller to Asymmetrical mode.
Symmetrical
pH Combination
Electrode
Potential
Matching Pin (PM)
Measuring Cable
BNC
pHTemp.
0 / PA
3 2 1 22 27
PE N L S
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