The online bromine analyzer is an instrument designed for real-time monitoring of bromide ion levels. Based on national standards, the instrument features simple operation, high automation, ease of maintenance, and low consumable costs. It is equipped with RS485/RS232 interfaces and supports the MODBUS protocol, enabling comprehensive monitoring of its operational status and data via remote communication, as well as remote control functions such as remote analysis, calibration, and cleaning. The instrument has built-in dilution functionality, making it suitable for high-concentration samples. It is applicable for: wastewater, sewage, etc.
The method is based on the determination of bromide using the bromophenol red spectrophotometric method (DZ/T0064.46). At pH = 4. 7 to 5.0, chloramine T oxidizes bromide ions in water into bromine, which reacts with phenol red to form a purple tetrabromophenol red complex. The intensity of the complex's color increases with bromine concentration, allowing the concentration of bromide ions in water to be calculated based on the absorbance value.
The main components are imported brands, ensuring accuracy, stability, and reliability.
Infrared measurement unit for precise quantification.
Three-point automatic calibration for high linear correlation.
Dedicated LED light source with high signal-to-noise ratio.
RS232/RS485 interfaces with standard MODBUS protocol, enabling remote access to the instrument's operational status and related data.
Analysis Range | 0-50 mg/L (customizable) | ||
Detection limit | 0.5 mg/L | ||
Resolution | 0.01 mg/L | ||
Error | ±10% | ||
Repeatability | ≤5% | ||
Range drift | ≤5% | ||
Analysis method | On-hour | Operates hourly, up to 24 groups per day | |
Interval | Operates at set intervals of 0–9999 minutes | ||
Manual | Manual analysis | ||
Remote | Remote control via MODBUS; Dry contact control | ||
Calibration method | Interval frequency | Calibrated based on the cumulative number of analyses | |
Interval days | Calibration based on operating days | ||
Manual | Manual calibration | ||
Remote | Remote control via MODBUS | ||
Cleaning method | Automatic | Analysis cleaning; fault cleaning; abnormal power failure cleaning; Emergency shutdown cleaning | |
Manual | Manual cleaning | ||
Alarms | Low liquid level alarm; Self-test alarm; Fault alarm; Overlimit alarm (one relay channel) | ||
Data | One 4–20 mA analog signal | ||
Communication | One RS232 or RS485 interface with standard MODBUS protocol | ||
Storage | Approximately 20,000 groups (automatic backup upon power failure); supports USB drive export to Excel; | ||
Printing | Miniature industrial thermal printer (optional) | ||
Reagent consumption | Approximately 180 tests per set | ||
Maintenance cycle | Approximately 30 days, requiring 45 minutes | ||
Display unit | 7-inch LCD, 800×480 resolution, TFT true color touchscreen | ||
Operating environment | 5–35°C, humidity <90% (no condensation) | ||
Water Sample Temperature | 5–35°C | ||
Water Sampling Unit | Used for circulating and retaining water samples; Automatic backflush cleaning of the precision filtration system (optional) | ||
Dimensions and weight | 1500 × 500 × 400 mm, 45 kg (including reagent cabinet) | ||
Power supply | AC 220 V ± 10%, 50Hz ± 1% | ||
Power | 150W |