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and TDS (total dissolved solids) as well as between °C and °F. The rst two
are units of measurement for the amount of minerals dissolved in the water.
Most European component manufacturers use the unit of measurement
µS/cm (microsiemens per cenmetre). Water hardness at the output of
the rell device can be determined using the following rule of thumb: 1 °fH
corresponds to approx. 20 µS/cm or 1 °dH corresponds to approx. 35 µS/cm.
Sequence of units: µS/cm -- °C | µS/cm -- °F | TDS -- °C | TDS -- °F
ON/OFF key (MANU/AUTO)
Press the key once to switch on the combined meter. The water quality is
measured for 10 seconds and compared to the set limit. During measuring,
the screen backlighng is blue and the conducvity value is displayed. If the
measured value is below the set limit, everything is OK. If the measured value
exceeds the limit, the display ashes red, an alarm signal sounds and the
oang contact switches over (only when using the oponal power supply
unit). The current throughput and the water temperature, as well as the
total water throughput, are connuously displayed. Press the key for approx.
3 seconds to switch o the device. If the combined meter is switched on and
measures no throughput for about one hour, it automacally switches o.
During operaon with the oponal power supply unit, the combined meter
does not automacally switch o and cannot be switched o manually. If the
combined meter has switched o automacally, it will automacally restart
once the throughput (> 2 l/min) resumes. If the combined meter is switched
o using the ON/OFF key, it will not restart automacally.
Auto mode
Press the key twice in quick succession to start automac monitoring by
the combined meter. The symbol is shown to indicate that monitoring
has been enabled. In auto mode, the meter only takes measurements when
water is actually passing over it. If the throughput is interrupted, the meter
connues to show the last captured value. When a throughput is present, the
meter takes a new reading of the conducvity value aer every 10 litres and
displays it. If the limit is exceeded in two successive measurements, the
display connuously ashes red and an acousc alarm sounds. In addion,