The Myron L CONTROLSTIK II Dual Range Heavy Duty Rinse Tank Control System is an automatic conductivity-based system designed to reduce water consumption in continuous-flow rinse tanks by activating a solenoid valve when contamination exceeds a set threshold. The system includes an IP65/NEMA 4X fiberglass enclosure with 316 stainless steel hardware, a temperature-compensa
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WHAT IT DOES
The Myron L® CONTROLSTIK II™ Rinse Tank System dramatically reduces the amount of water used in continuous flow rinse tanks. At the same time, it automatically maintains optimum water purity, ensuring effective rinsing.
HOW IT WORKS
The three parts of the CONTROLSTIK IISystem are easily installed. The CONTROLSTIK II (conductivity sensor) is set at a tolerable contamination level and submerged in the tank. Water cannot flow into the tank until drag-in from rinsed parts causes the contamination level in the tank to rise above the pre-set point. The CONTROLSTIK II (sensor) then signals the solenoid valve to open, adding fresh water. As soon as this fresh water dilutes the contamination to the tolerable pre-set level, the CONTROLSTIK II (sensor) closes the valve.
ENGINEERING SPECIFICATIONS
Rinse water usage shall be minimized by means of automatic conductivity control systems. They shall consist of a temperature compensated conductivity sensor, corrosion resistant one-inch solenoid valve, and transformer box which safely reduces line power to the sensor. Enclosure shall be fiberglass with heavy rubber gasket and 316 stainless steel. Circuitry shall be solid-state, and unaffected by changes in voltage. Setpoint adjustment shall be on sensor to minimize tampering. Rinse tank controls shall be MyronL Model 597 or approved equal.
| Myron L Company | |
|---|---|
| Product Category | Water Quality Testing Instruments |
| Product Number | 5972LV |
| Product Name | CONTROLSTIK II Dual Range Heavy Duty Rinse Tank Control System |
| Water Quality Parameters | Water Quality Measurement Instrument; Measures Conductivity / Dissolved Solids |