Monitoring chloraminated drinking water

Understand free chlorine, total chlorine and monochloramine monitoring in chloraminated supplies. Review sensor selection and verification with PMA.

Black Halogen MP6 sensor in the PMA monochloramine product scene

Put the disinfectant species in context.

Distinguish the measurement

Free chlorine, total chlorine and monochloramine answer different questions. Define the species you need to follow before selecting a sensor or interpreting a trend.

Follow treatment transitions

Species-specific measurement can help operators review changes between free-chlorine and chloraminated conditions. Interpretation still depends on the wider treatment process, chemistry and reference checks.

Check the model and outputs

Legacy MP6 and current MP-TOTAL source material must be reviewed separately. Confirm the exact product and whether each output is measured or calculated before specifying a system.

Retain the wider monitoring programme

A monochloramine sensor is not a complete nitrification or ammonia analyser. Use it within the site’s broader water-quality and operational monitoring arrangements.

Build your system

Start with your water chemistry. Choose the installation and connections, then see how your sensor and controller work together.

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Find the right fit for your water.

Tell us about your disinfectant, water chemistry and installation. PMA can help you work through the sensor, controller and integration requirements.

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