
ULTRAPEN™ PT4 – Quick Start Guide
Free Chlorine Equivalent (FCE) and Temperature Pen
PT4QSI 07-21
III. CALIBRATION: Myron L®Company recommends calibrating both the pH sensor and the ORP sensor twice a month or any time
measurements are not as expected.
• The PT4 will recognize the pH or ORP values of the standard solutions and buffers used in these calibrations. If “Error” appears on the display,
check to make sure you are using a proper solution/buffer. If the solution is correct, clean the sensor, as described in the full PT4 Operation
Manual downloadable from the Myron L® Company website.
• Small bubbles trapped in the sensor may give a false calibration.
• If possible, keep the pen at least 1 inch (2½ cm) away from sides/bottom of container.
• Always grasp the pen near the battery cap to avoid sample contamination.
A. SELECTING THE CALIBRATION TYPE:
1. Rinse the PT4 sensor in clean water (preferably DI, RO, or purified water).
2. Press and release the push button to turn the PT4 ON.
3. Push and hold the button down.
4. Release the button when “CAL” is displayed. The display will alternate between “PUSHnHLD” and “CAL
5. Push and hold the button down again.
• To perform a pH calibration release the button when “PH” is displayed.
• To perform an ORP calibration release the button when “ORP” is displayed.
B. pH CALIBRATION: Always start with pH 7.0 buffer.
1. While the LED flashes rapidly, dip the pen in fresh pH 7.0 buffer so that the sensor is completely submerged.
2. While the LED flashes slowly, swirl the pen around to remove bubbles, keeping the sensor submerged.
• NOTE: If you do not submerge the sensor in solution before the flashing slows, or at any point of the calibration the sensor is no longer
submerged, allow the pen to power OFF and retake the reading.
3. If the 7.0 pH calibration is successful, the PT4 display will say “SAVEd, then “PUSHCONt”.
4. Follow Steps 1 through 3 above using either 4.0 or 10.0 pH buffer.
5. After the last calibration point is successfully saved, the display will show “SAVEd” and power OFF.
C. ORP CALIBRATION: the PT4’s ORP sensor can be calibrated with either: 80 mv quinhydrone, 260 mv quinhydrone , or 470 mv light’s solution.
1. While the LED flashes rapidly, dip the pen in fresh ORP reference solution so that the sensor is completely submerged.
2. While the LED flashes slowly, swirl the pen around to remove bubbles, keeping the sensor submerged.
• NOTE: If you do not submerge the sensor in solution before the flashing slows, or at any point of the calibration the sensor is no longer
submerged, allow the pen to power OFF and retake the reading.
3. When the LED turns ON solid, remove the pen from solution.
• The display will read “CAL SAVED” and the PT4 will turn OFF.
FACTORY CALIBRATION: Factory Calibration (FAC CAL) resets the PT4 to its factory settings. For instructions on how to perform a FAC CAL
download the full PT4 Operation Manual from the Myron L® Company website.
MAINTENANCE
I. BATTERY REPLACEMENT
1. In a CLEAN DRY place unscrew the battery cap in a counter-clockwise motion
and slide the cap and battery housing out.
2 Remove the depleted battery and insert a new battery into the battery housing
with the negative end touching the spring.
3. Align the groove along the battery housing with the guide bump inside the pen
case and slide the battery housing in.
4. Screw the pen cap back on in a clockwise direction. Do not over tighten.
II. ROUTINE MAINTENANCE
1. After each use, ALWAYS rinse the sensor with clean water (preferably DI, RO,
or purified water), then carefully blot the sensor with a soft, clean cloth to
remove any water drops.
2. ALWAYS replace the Soaker Cap (filled with enough Myron L® Company
Storage Solution to cover the sponge inside) on the sensor after each use. DO NOT push the cap past the Cap Stop.
3. Do not drop, throw or otherwise strike the PT4. This voids the warranty.
4. Do not store the PT4 in a location where the ambient temperatures exceed its specified Operating/Storage Temperature limits.
III. SENSOR CLEANING AND REPLACEMENT: For sensor cleaning and conditioning instructions download the full PT4 Operation Manual from
the Myron L®Company website.
SPECIFICATIONS
FCE0– 10.0 ppm, Temperature: 0°-71° C / 32-160° F
FCE5.00ppm ±0.3 ppm, ≥5.00ppm ±0.5 ppm
FCE0.01 ppm, Temperature: ± 0.1ºC / ± 0.1ºF
pH4, pH7, pH10, ORP: 80mV, 260mV, 470mV
Automatic In Calibration Mode From 15ºC to 30ºC
Active Mode: 37 mA, Sleep Mode: 2 μA
17.15 cm L x 1.59 cm D or 6.75 in. L x .625 in. D;
Weight: 50.4g / 1.78oz.
Anodized Aircraft Aluminum with Protective Coating
EN61236-1: 2006 - Annex A: 2008; Electrostatic discharge to case of
instrument may cause PT4 to spontaneously power ON. In this case,
the PT4 will power OFF after several seconds.
MYRON L®COMPANY
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