Technical data, 2 data table – KROHNE OPTISENS PAS 2000 EN User Manual
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TECHNICAL DATA
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OPTISENS PAS 2000
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7.2 Data table
OPTISENS PAS 2000 pH
OPTISENS PAS 2000 ORP
Measuring system
Measuring principle
Potentiometric measurement 
using combination electrodes
Potentiometric measurement 
using combination electrodes
Field of application
Continuous measurement of pH 
in waste water applications
Continuous measurement of ORP 
in waste water applications
Modular design
A typical measuring system 
consists of:
A typical measuring system 
consists of:
MAC 080 Multiparameter 
Converter
MAC 080 Multiparameter 
Converter
1 (or up to 4) OPTISENS 2000 
Sensors
1 (or up to 4) OPTISENS 2000 
Sensors
Solenoid valves for flushing
Solenoid valves for flushing
MAA 2000 mounting assemblies
MAA 2000 mounting assemblies
Measuring accuracy
± 1.5 % FS (Full scale)
± 1.5 % FS (Full scale)
Measuring range
0…14 pH
-1500…+1500 mV (ORP)
Operating conditions
Process temperature
0…60°C / 32…140°F
0…60°C / 32…140°F
Max. immersion depth
0.8 m / 2.6 ft
0.8 m / 2.6 ft
Calibration
Two point calibration (smart or 
manual) using two buffer 
solutions
Offset calibration (automatic or 
manual) using clean water and 
one buffer solution
Installation conditions
PAS 2000 + MAA 2000 Telescopic 
rod for immersion into basins
The telescopic rod can be fixed to the handrail using a flexible spring 
loaded mounting bracket
Fully extended: 2.7 m / 8.9 ft
Mounting bracket for:
- Round handrails ø = 32…50 mm / 1.3…2"
- Square cross-sections 28…42 mm / 1.1…1.7"
PAS 2000 + MAA 2000 Slide rail 
for side wall mounting
Installation on the side wall of basins; retractable holder with 
adjustable stop
Flushing
With filtered air or clean water
Pressure: 2…6 bar / 29…87 psi
Hose: 1/4" external diameter; length: 10 m / 32.8 ft
Solenoid valve: available in 230 V and 117 V versions; up to 2 sensors 
can be connected to one solenoid valve
Process connection
Submerged in open channels/basins
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