 AQUASWITCH™ - Fully Automatic DI Bank
Switching System
The AQUASWITCH™ is a
special purpose dedicated computer which automatically
"changes out" an exhausted DI bank for a fresh, stand-by
bank. LEDs continually give the condition of both banks. An
alarm output is activated as each bank is depleted.
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 CONTROLSTIK™ - Rinse Tank
System
The Myron L CONTROLSTIK 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.
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 CTCII™ Conductivity/TDS - Chemical Treatment
Controller / Cooling Tower Controller
The
unique circuitry of the CTCII™ Chemical Treatment Controller
guarantees accurate and reliable measurements. Drift free
performance is assured by “field proven” electronics,
including automatic DC offset compensation and highly
accurate drive voltage. Since temperature compensation is at
the “heart” of accurate water measurement, all Myron L CTCII
controllers feature a highly refined and precise TC circuit.
This feature perfectly matches the water temperature
coefficient as it changes. All models corrected to 25°C.
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 750 Series II - Resistivity
Monitors/Controllers
The unique circuitry
of our 750 Series II Resistivity Monitor/controllers
guarantee accurate and reliable measurements. Drift free
performance is assured by "field proven" electronics,
including automatic DC offset compensation and highly
accurate drive voltage.
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 720 Series II - pH/ORP
Monitors/Controllers
The advanced
"isolated" circuitry of the 720 Series II pH/ORP
Monitor/controllers guarantees accurate and reliable
measurements completely eliminating ground-loop and noise
issues.
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 RO-CHECK™ POU TDS
MONITOR
The innovative Myron L RO-CHECK
(U.S. Patent # 4,762,611) reliably monitors total dissolved
solids 24 hours a day. A quick glance at the display assures
RO users of their water TDS quality. Should membrane failure
or other problems cause TDS to rise above the set point, the
words "CHECK SYSTEM" flash in the LCD. This silent indicator
alerts, rather than alarms, the user that service may be
required.
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