GreenPrima PM8202I Online Fluoride Ion Analyzer
| Brand | GreenPrima |
|---|---|
| Origin | United Kingdom |
| Manufacturer Type | Manufacturer |
| Origin Category | Imported |
| Model | PM 8202I |
| Price | Upon Request |
| Measurement Range | 0.00–20,000 ppm F⁻ |
| Resolution | 0.0 / 0.1 / 1 ppm (user-selectable) |
| Accuracy | ±0.01 / ±0.1 / ±1 ppm (dependent on range) |
| Temperature Compensation | –10 to 130 °C (manual or automatic |
| Operating Temperature | –10 to 70.0 °C |
| Storage Temperature | –20 to 70.0 °C |
| Display | Backlit large-dot-matrix LCD |
| Interface Language | English & Chinese |
| Data Storage Capacity | 600,000 records |
| Power Supply | 90–260 VAC, 50/60 Hz or optional 24 VDC |
| Analog Outputs | Two isolated 4–20 mA outputs (max. loop resistance 500 Ω, accuracy ±0.1% FS, configurable for concentration or temperature) |
| Digital Communication | RS485 Modbus RTU |
| Enclosure Rating | IP66/IP67 (fully sealed, moisture- and gas-resistant) |
| Electrode Compatibility | Bsens710 Fluoride ISE, Bsens720 Chloride ISE, Bsens730 Ammonia ISE |
| Calibration | Manual or scheduled two-point calibration with password-protected access |
Overview
The GreenPrima PM8202I Online Fluoride Ion Analyzer is a robust, multi-parameter ion-selective electrode (ISE)-based process analyzer engineered for continuous, real-time monitoring of fluoride (F⁻) concentration in aqueous streams. It operates on the principle of potentiometric measurement, where the Bsens710 fluoride-selective electrode generates a stable millivolt potential proportional to the logarithm of free fluoride ion activity in solution—per the Nernst equation. The system integrates temperature compensation (via NTC30k or PT1000 sensors) to ensure thermodynamic consistency across variable process conditions. Designed for unattended operation in demanding industrial environments, the PM8202I supports simultaneous configuration for fluoride, chloride, or ammonia nitrogen analysis via interchangeable ISE modules—enabling flexible deployment across municipal drinking water treatment, wastewater effluent compliance, semiconductor rinse water monitoring, and pharmaceutical process water systems.
Key Features
- IP66/IP67-rated hermetically sealed enclosure—resistant to dust ingress, condensation, and corrosive atmospheric vapors common in chlorination or fluoridation facilities
- Large backlit dot-matrix LCD display showing real-time F⁻ concentration (ppm), measured temperature (°C), system timestamp, relay status, and calibration prompts
- Dual isolated 4–20 mA analog outputs—configurable independently for fluoride concentration and temperature signals, each traceable to ±0.1% full-scale accuracy
- RS485 serial interface compliant with Modbus RTU protocol—enabling seamless integration into SCADA, DCS, or PLC-based supervisory control architectures
- User-accessible dual-language interface (English/Chinese) with hierarchical password protection—preventing unauthorized parameter modification or calibration reset
- Onboard non-volatile memory storing up to 600,000 timestamped data points—including raw mV readings, compensated concentration values, calibration logs, and fault diagnostics
- Low-cost consumable architecture: Bsens710 fluoride electrodes feature solid-state lanthanum fluoride crystal membranes with extended service life (>12 months under typical municipal water conditions)
Sample Compatibility & Compliance
The PM8202I is validated for direct immersion or flow-cell installation in clarified, low-turbidity aqueous matrices with pH 4.5–8.5 and total suspended solids <10 mg/L. It meets ISO 10304-1 for ion chromatography–compatible validation protocols and supports audit-ready documentation per GLP and GMP requirements. While not a primary reference method, its performance aligns with EPA Method 300.0 (potentiometric ion-selective electrode determination of fluoride) when operated within specified calibration and maintenance intervals. The system’s firmware includes configurable alarm thresholds, relay-driven dosing control logic, and event-triggered data export—facilitating compliance with regulatory limits such as WHO Guideline Values (1.5 mg/L F⁻) and EU Drinking Water Directive (2020/2184) maximum admissible concentrations.
Software & Data Management
Data logging adheres to time-synchronized UTC timestamps with millisecond resolution. All stored records include metadata: electrode ID, calibration coefficients (slope/mV per decade, intercept), temperature-compensated potential, and operator-initiated event flags. Export is supported via USB mass storage or Modbus-polling scripts. Configuration backups and firmware updates are performed through secure HTTP(S) interface (optional) or local terminal access. Audit trails record all calibration actions, output re-ranges, and user login/logout events—supporting FDA 21 CFR Part 11 compliance when deployed with external identity management and electronic signature workflows.
Applications
- Municipal drinking water fluoridation control—maintaining optimal dental health benefits while preventing endemic fluorosis
- Effluent monitoring at aluminum smelters, phosphate fertilizer plants, and ceramic manufacturing facilities subject to fluoride discharge permits
- Closed-loop rinse water management in semiconductor wafer fabrication, where sub-ppm fluoride excursions risk etch-rate deviation
- Pharmaceutical purified water (PW) and water-for-injection (WFI) distribution system surveillance per USP
- Industrial cooling tower blowdown optimization—correlating fluoride buildup with scaling potential and corrosion inhibitor efficacy
FAQ
What electrode types are supported for fluoride measurement?
The PM8202I is designed exclusively for use with the GreenPrima Bsens710 fluoride-selective electrode—a solid-state LaF₃ membrane sensor optimized for stability in low-ionic-strength waters.
Is automatic temperature compensation mandatory?
No—temperature compensation can be configured as manual (fixed value entry) or automatic (via integrated NTC30k or external PT1000 probe), depending on installation constraints.
How frequently must the fluoride electrode be calibrated?
Calibration interval depends on matrix fouling potential; typical practice is biweekly for clean drinking water and weekly for wastewater influent—validated against NIST-traceable fluoride standards (e.g., 100 ppm and 1000 ppm NaF).
Can the unit operate on 24 VDC power?
Yes—24 VDC is an optional power configuration, enabling deployment in explosion-proof zones or remote solar-powered telemetry stations.
Does the system support remote diagnostics?
Via Modbus RTU, third-party SCADA systems can read diagnostic registers including electrode impedance, mV drift rate, and memory utilization—enabling predictive maintenance scheduling.

