Aseko - Free Chlorine Probe (CLF)
894,95 €
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Aseko Free Chlorine Probe (CLF) – Direct Chlorine Sensor
The Aseko Free Chlorine Probe (CLF) is a high-precision amperometric sensor that directly measures the concentration of free chlorine (hypochlorous acid) in pool water. Unlike ORP sensors, the CLF probe provides an actual chlorine value in mg/L (ppm), enabling the Aseko ASIN Aqua PRO system to dose with exceptional accuracy.
Direct free chlorine measurement is the gold standard for professional pool water management, eliminating the uncertainty of indirect ORP readings. The CLF probe ensures the pool maintains safe, effective chlorine levels at all times regardless of pH fluctuations or temperature changes.
Key Features
- Amperometric sensor for direct free chlorine (CLF) measurement in mg/L
- Measurement range: 0.01–20 mg/L free chlorine
- pH-compensated for accurate readings across the full pH range
- Compatible with Aseko ASIN Aqua PRO controller
- Enables precise automated dosing of liquid or gas chlorine
- Real-time data feed to PTM cloud platform
Maintenance & Replacement
- Replace membrane and electrolyte solution every 3–6 months
- Calibrate with a DPD-verified chlorine reference sample after replacement
- Keep sensor immersed or in calibration solution when not in operation
- Recommended full probe replacement: every 2–3 years
- Brand: Aseko | SKU: 36245
Additional information
| Reference: | 36245 |
|---|---|
| Brand: | Aseko |
| Type: | Free Chlorine Probe (CLF) |
| Compatible With: | Aseko ASIN Aqua PRO |
| Measurement: | Direct free chlorine (mg/L), pH-compensated |
| Measurement Range: | 0.01–20 mg/L free chlorine |
| Maintenance: | Membrane + electrolyte every 3–6 months |
In details
Aseko – Free Chlorine Probe (CLF)
894,95 €
- Direct free chlorine measurement in mg/L – not indirect ORP
- pH-compensated for accurate readings across the full pH range
- Enables highly precise automated chlorine dosing
- Gold standard sensor for professional pool water management
- Compatible with PTM cloud platform for real-time alerts and reporting
- Membrane and electrolyte require replacement every 3–6 months
- Higher cost than a standard ORP redox probe