Liq-Glass PG pH Sensors

The maintenance free Liq-Glass PG sensor is an entry level sensor for chemical or waste water applications and low process temperatures. It shows good behavior in samples containing few ions, respectively low conductivity.
Accessories for the Liq-Glass PG
Resources
Hamilton's knowledge base provides a range of explanatory articles, frequently asked questions, and document downloads.
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Material Specification - O-ring EPDM
Material specification of O-ring EPDM -
SDS - 3M KCl - LR Electrolyte
Safety data sheet.
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What is viscous electrolyte?
Viscous electrolyte helps slow the ingress of contaminants that could poison the sensor. These sensors offer a good compromise between long life and good value. They are well suited for applications found in water treatment, swimming pools, fish farming, algae cultivation and many other industries. -
What is the expected lifetime of my pH sensor?
Expected pH sensor lifetime is dependent on the application. Exposure to strong chemicals, elevated temperature, fluctuating pressure, and solid build-up can all impact the sensor life. As the sensor ages, a sluggish response may become more apparent, and will require more frequent calibrations to compensate for this change. The overall health of the Arc pH sensors can be seen using the quality indicator in ArcAir software. Click to learn more about sensor lifespan and expiration in the Knowledgebase article. -
What solution should I store my pH or ORP probe in?
Hamilton recommends storing pH and ORP probes wet in either Hamilton Storage Solution (Ref 238931) or in 3M KCl solution. Click to see the pH/ ORP Sensor Storage and Regeneration Knowledgebase for more information.
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pH and ORP Sensor Installation Tips
This brief article describes some common considerations with sensor installation and removal, as well as best practices for mounting. -
pH and ORP Sensor Cleaning
Answers to common questions on how to clean off build-up and coating on pH sensors and ORP sensors. -
pH and ORP Sensor Reference Design
Pre-Pressurized vs. refillable vs. polymer vs. viscous electrolyte? This article discusses basic pH reference design benefits for each product family.

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