Manual
Information Sheet
Multi-Parameter
Water Quality TROLL
®
(over)
Low-FLow FLow CeLL
Catalog No. 0044710
AppLiCAtion
Designed for use during low-flow sampling and well purging to route flow past the water
quality sensors of the Multi-Parameter TROLL 9500 or 9000. Seal between instrument
and flow cell prevents oxygenation of water prior to analysis. Clear material permits
visual inspection. Stabilizing ground stake (included) threads into base. 3-way intake
valve (included) may be used to divert flow for sample collection. Anti-siphon check
valve (included) prevents backflow at outlet. Stainless steel cuff fitting lessens reflection
during turbidity measurement. Accommodates
3
/8” and ½” tubing (tubing not included).
Optional base plate is available.
AssembLy
The flow cell kit includes:
• owcellbodywithremovableendcap(installed,witho-ring)
• stainlesssteelsleeveforusewhenmeasuringturbidity(installed)
•
3
/8” NPT to
3
/8” barbed adapter fittings (2)
•
3
/8” NPT to ½” barbed adapter fittings (2)
•
3
/8” NPT to ¼” barbed adapter fittings (2)
• checkvalves(
3
/8” and ½”)
• 3-wayballvalves(
3
/8” and ½”)
• hoseclamps(6)
• Teon
®
pipe thread tape
• groundspike
• capplug
The flow cell may be used without the optional intake and outlet valves.
1. Forturbiditymeasurement,ensurethestainlesssteelsleeveispositionedinthebottomof
the flow cell.
Whenaturbiditysensorisnotinstalled,itisbesttoremovethesleevetoensurethe
software volume calculations are correct.
2. Select the NPT/adapter fitting for the size hose to be used. Tape the NPT threads. Screw
into threaded holes in cylinder. Tighten by hand or with a wrench. Do not overtighten.
It is not crucial to align the outlet directly over the inlet on the flow cell.
3. Ifusingthe3-wayvalve,attachittotheintaketting(bottom)withashortlengthoftubing.
Attach tubing between the valve and the pump. See photo on back of sheet.
4. Ifusingtheanti-siphoncheckvalve,attachittotheoutlettting(top)withashortlengthof
tubing. Arrow on valve indicates flow direction. Use additional tubing if needed to direct
outflow as required.
TIP: The inlet and outlet
do not have to be exactly
aligned as shown here.