- NPT 3/4 thread at top and bottom
- High precision
- Wide detection range
- Strong and durable
- Simple and convenient operation
- 1-year warranty
Water Quality Control
Product number: 6100-0032
The ORP (oxidation-reduction potential) sensor measures redox potential. It indicates the oxidizing power, which is used to assess the overall sanitary quality of the water.
Connected to the MAXIMUS controller, this sensor transmits ORP data, enabling the producer to ensure that the right level is maintained to increase the effectiveness of chlorine in reducing bacteria in the water.
Production
For All Types of Livestock
Inadequate water quality can adversely affect digestive health and well-being, as well as growth and productivity. It is therefore essential to ensure that they have access to clean water from an early age.
In fact, to guarantee quality water, pH and ORP levels are two important variables to monitor throughout the farming process, as the pH probe measurement helps determine the effectiveness of the chlorine, and the ORP probe measurement, whether the chlorine is at the right level to destroy contaminants properly.
Detecting Anomalies
Detecting Anomalies and Sending Alerts
With the MAXIMUS system, measurements are continuously monitored, and alerts are immediately sent out in the event of problems.
This enables you to intervene quickly to correct any situation that could compromise the health of your animals, thus reducing the risk of disease or animal losses.
Measurement History
A detailed report of ORP measurements can be accessed and shared at any time. Graphical display of data over a specific interval provides a clear representation of water quality management.

Installation
Water line installation
The robust Ryton body is designed for easy installation on water lines using NPT 3/4 tapered threaded connections.

Technical Specifications
Detection range | -1500 mV to +1500 mV |
Accuracy | ±0,5 mV |
Output signal | RS485 |
Operating environment | -10 to +80℃ (<0,6 MPa) |
Stability | ≤1%/year |
Power consumption | <0,4 W |
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