Oxidation Reduction Potential measured in millivolts that indicates the potential of the active sanitizer in the water to Oxidize organic matter.
a measurement of the state of the oxidizing power of pool water containing chlorine or bromine. Requires the use of a electronic meter and special electrodes, a minimum of 650 MV (millivolts) is considered ideal, Pool or spa that has the recommended levels of free chlorine or bromine and the optimum pH, should have an acceptable ORP. As the pH falls, the ORP rises, making reliance of this test alone a somewhat impractical matter. It is useful as a supplement to the standard water analysis tests. Click here for some ordering information about ORP PockeTesters.
An abbreviation for oxidation reduction re- duction potential. It is a measurement of a body of water's ability to oxidize contaminants. Measured with an electrode and an electronic meter. It is an indication of the sanitizing level or degree of safety from disease in the water. Measured in millivolts with the accepted minimum level being 650 mV (millivolt).
Oxidation Reduction Potential measured using electronic meter to show waters ability to oxidize contaminants. Minimum level of 650mV is desired.
or Oxidation Reduction Potential measurements are used to monitor chemical reactions or to determine the oxidizing or reducing properties of a solution. The ORP measurement can be made using the millivolt mode of a pH meter and are utilized very successfully in many commercial and industrial applications such as Cyanide Oxidation, Aquarium Monitoring, Chromate Reduction, Drinking Water, Swimming Pool Water, Pulp Bleaching, Cooling Tower, Ozone Monitoring and Water Pollution Monitoring. ORP is also known as Redox Potential.
Oxidation-Reduction Potential - The electrical potential required to transfer electrons from one compound or element (the oxidant) to another compound or element (the reductant); used as a qualitative measure of the state of oxidation in water treatment systems.
Oxygen Reduction Potential. This is simply a measurement of the water's ability to cleanse itself.
Oxidation Reduction Potential. refer to the listing for ORP.
The abbreviation for xidation- eduction otential. It is a measurement of the oxidiser's (e.g. chlorine) ability to oxidise contaminants versus the contaminants' (e.g. algae) ability to reduce the oxidiser. It is an indication of the level of free available oxidiser in the water. ORP is generally used with automated dosage systems and can give a fair idea of the sanitation of the water. It is not a measure of the total or available chlorine. Sometimes called Redox Potential.