In most applications, no. ZIRKON® DIS / ZIRKON® ONE DIS measurements are typically zero-point stable and usually require only a one-point reference calibration.
When Is Zero-Point Calibration Not Recommended?
In normal free chlorine applications, zero-point calibration is usually unnecessary and may cause problems with measured values or reference calibration.
Why Can Zero-Point Calibration Cause Problems?
If a zero deviation is caused by disinfectant-consuming substances, zero-point calibration can distort the measurement. In this case, the measuring point should be moved to a location where the consumption reaction is complete.
If Zero-Point Calibration Is Performed
- Use disinfectant-free water that matches process water in all other relevant conditions.
- Do not remove disinfectant chemically just to create a zero point, as this can change water chemistry.
- After zero-point calibration, always perform a reference calibration.
If Issues Occur After Zero-Point Calibration
Neon®/Krypton® systems:
- Disconnect the sensor cable.
- Wait until the measuring signal drops to 0 mV.
- Repeat the zero-point calibration.
- Perform a new reference calibration.
NEON® ONE / KRYPTON® ONE:
- Reset calibration to factory setting.
- Perform a new calibration.
Warning: Incorrect zero-point calibration can seriously affect measurement quality.
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