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 What it Does:
The Aquaswitch is a special purpose dedicated computer which automatically "changes out" an exhausted DI bank for a fresh, stand-by bank. LEDs continually give the condition of both banks. An alarm output is activated as each bank is depleted.
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Features
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| Automatically switches from exhausted to fresh DI bank |
| Push-button override for immediate bank change-over |
| Adjustable purge timer for "fail-safe" operation |
| LEDs continually give status on both DI banks |
| Alarm output activated as each bank is depleted |
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Advanced CMOS circuitry for maximum reliability
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How it Works
The standard Aquaswitch does not monitor water quality itself, but should be used with any reliable resistivity control such as the Myron L 750 or 760 Series. Model 760-A Aquaswitch is an integrated unit requiring no other controller.
When the resistivity control senses poor quality water merely because the DI system has been shut down temporarily, the Aquaswitch purges the "on-stream" bank until water quality recovers. If the DI bed is exhausted, however, water quality will not improve sufficiently after purging. The Aquaswitch will then automatically take the exhausted bed out of service and switch over to the stand-by bank. The fresh bank is purged until the desired quality level is reached; it then goes into service.
The purge cycle is controlled by a timer which is easily adjustable for periods from 1-10 minutes. This feature allows the system to be tailored to the requirements of each application, and ensures banks are not switched or shut down prematurely. A "manual change over" button can be depressed to switch banks at any time.
The Aquaswitch features advanced CMOS circuitry, including three solid state (not mechanical) relays to reliably operate the solenoid valves. Three or four solenoid valves suitable for ultrapure water (not supplied) are needed to make a complete Aquaswitch system.
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