Total Chlorine Sensor

Total chlorine refers to the total concentration of chloride ions and free chlorine present in the water. The Total Chlorine Electrode is an electrode used to measure the total chlorine concentration in water. Its principle is based on the electrochemical reaction of chloride ions and the electrode surface. Total chlorine electrodes usually consist of a silver electrode and a reference electrode. During measurement, chlorine ions react with the silver electrode to generate chlorine gas, and at the same time generate an electric potential on the reference electrode. By measuring the change in potential across a reference electrode, the total chlorine concentration in the water can be determined. Total chlorine electrodes are widely used in water treatment, environmental monitoring, swimming pool water quality monitoring and other fields. It can be used to monitor total chlorine concentration in drinking water, swimming pool water, industrial wastewater, etc. to ensure that water quality meets relevant standards and requirements. The application of total chlorine electrodes can also be used to monitor chlorine consumption during disinfection processes and to evaluate the effectiveness and residual amounts of disinfectants.