So I, among others jumped on the O3 bandwagon after Calfo's presentation.
I wanted to be safe, I got 2 ORP controllers and connnected them one after the other so as to have redundancy to avoid O3 overdosing risks.
PROBLEM,
I got one controller with probe from a respected BRS member, and another controller without probe from another respected BRS member. I got a new "lab grade" probe for the controller W/O a probe.
Now after a month or two, I have two controllers that read/work exactly the same but the probes give way different readings. I have switched the probes back and forth repeatedly and the readings are within a +/- range of 2-5 mV for each probe seperately on either controller.
BUT.
The new "lab grade" probe consistently reads about 50mV lower than the "barely used" (Milwake) probe.
What the heck does this mean? Is one probe bad and if so which one? Neither shows any visable signs of damage.
Anyone have any ideas what might be going on here?
thanks
jk
I wanted to be safe, I got 2 ORP controllers and connnected them one after the other so as to have redundancy to avoid O3 overdosing risks.
PROBLEM,
I got one controller with probe from a respected BRS member, and another controller without probe from another respected BRS member. I got a new "lab grade" probe for the controller W/O a probe.
Now after a month or two, I have two controllers that read/work exactly the same but the probes give way different readings. I have switched the probes back and forth repeatedly and the readings are within a +/- range of 2-5 mV for each probe seperately on either controller.
BUT.
The new "lab grade" probe consistently reads about 50mV lower than the "barely used" (Milwake) probe.
What the heck does this mean? Is one probe bad and if so which one? Neither shows any visable signs of damage.
Anyone have any ideas what might be going on here?
thanks
jk