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Technical Specifications
The Jenco 6308TuSS controller supports multiple turbidity and suspended-solids probes. Select the probe range that best matches your application and expected measurement conditions.
Turbidity Probe Options
| Probe | Measurement Range | Resolution | Accuracy | Auto-Wash Interval |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TC-100 | 0.00–100.00 NTU/FNU | 0.01 NTU/FNU | ±3% full scale | 30 minutes |
| TC-500 | 0.0–500.0 NTU/FNU | 0.1 NTU/FNU | ±3% full scale | 10 minutes |
| TC-3000 | 0–3,000 NTU/FNU | 1 NTU/FNU | ±3% full scale | 10 minutes |
Suspended-Solids Probe Options
| Probe | Measurement Range | Resolution | Accuracy | Auto-Wash Interval |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TCS-1000 | 0.0–1,000.0 mg/L | 0.1 mg/L | ±3% full scale | 10 minutes |
| TS-MXS-A | 0–50,000 mg/L | 1 mg/L | ±3% full scale | 10 minutes |
6308TuSS Controller Specifications
| Measurements | Turbidity or suspended solids, depending on the connected probe |
|---|---|
| Display | Graphic LCD displaying measurement, relay status and output status |
| Analog Output | Isolated, scalable 4–20 mA |
| Communication | RS-485 with Modbus protocol |
| Control Relays | Two programmable high/low measurement relays |
| Cleaning Relay | One programmable relay for external probe cleaning |
| Calibration | Up to five-point calibration |
| Password Protection | Four-digit password protection for calibration and settings |
| Relay Contact Rating | 5 A at 115 VAC or 2.5 A at 230 VAC for resistive loads |
| 4–20 mA Load | Maximum 500 ohms |
| Power Requirements | 115/230 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
| Power Consumption | 6 watts |
| Controller Format | ¼-DIN panel-mounted controller |
Need help selecting a probe? Contact AWM Instruments with your expected turbidity or suspended-solids range, process conditions and installation requirements. Our team will help identify the appropriate controller and probe configuration.
Industries Served
The Jenco 6308TuSS supports continuous turbidity and suspended-solids monitoring across municipal and industrial water-treatment processes.
Water & Wastewater
Influent, effluent, clarifier, filtration and treatment-process monitoring.
Municipal Utilities
Continuous water-quality measurement for treatment plants and utility infrastructure.
Industrial Process Water
Process-water quality, water reuse, cooling-water and discharge monitoring.
Food & Beverage
Water-quality monitoring for production, wash-water, filtration and wastewater processes.
Chemical Processing
Turbidity and solids monitoring for chemical mixing, dosing and process-control systems.
Pulp & Paper
Suspended-solids and process-water monitoring throughout production and wastewater treatment.
Mining & Metals
Monitoring of process water, settling operations, wastewater and industrial discharge.
Power Generation
Cooling-water, treatment-process and plant-discharge monitoring.
Environmental Compliance
Continuous monitoring to support discharge control, reporting and regulatory requirements.
Industries Served
- Water & Wastewater Treatment Plants
- Municipal Water Utilities
- Industrial Process Water Systems
- Environmental Monitoring & Compliance
- Chemical Processing Plants
- Food & Beverage Processing
- Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
- Pulp & Paper Processing
- Mining & Metals Processing
- Power Generation & Cooling-Water Systems
Monitoring Objectives
- Support regulatory and discharge compliance
- Improve process efficiency and operational control
- Maintain consistent water quality
FAQ
What is a turbidity analyzer used for?
A turbidity analyzer measures water clarity and suspended particles, commonly used in wastewater treatment, industrial processes, and environmental monitoring.
What does NTU measure?
NTU (Nephelometric Turbidity Units) indicates the level of light scattering caused by particles in water, helping determine water quality.
Can this turbidity analyzer integrate with SCADA systems?
Yes, the 6308TuSS supports 4–20 mA and RS485 Modbus outputs for seamless integration with SCADA, PLCs, and data logging systems.
What is the difference between inline and online turbidity monitoring systems?
An inline turbidity sensor is installed directly inside a pipe or process line, measuring turbidity continuously as fluid flows past the sensor.
An online turbidity analyzer measures turbidity using a diverted sample stream (via a flow cell or chamber), rather than directly in the main pipe.
