M920 & M920W pH/Dual ORP Controller Owner’s Manual
c. Run the sensor cable into the controller through the strain relief
marked “temp” and connect to the terminal block on the front
circuit board marked “Temp”.
5. Electrical Connecons (Should be completed by a licensed
electrician)
a. Verify that the M920 controller power is OFF.
b. Connect the pH feeder connecon to the appropriate peristalc
pump or other device.
c. Connect the ORP feeder connecon to the appropriate
peristalc pump or other device. Note: There is another
conneconportforORP2.
d. Method 1 (recommended): Connect the AC power cord to the
load-side of the circulaon pump circuit. This will only provide
power to the M920 when the circulaon pump is running.
e. Method 2: Connect the AC power cord to a GFCI power source,
or separately purchased IPS Controllers PressureSwitch (part #
PS100).
f. Connect the pH sensor connector to the corresponding lower
port (labeled pH) at the right edge of the controller.
g. Connect the ORP sensor connector to the corresponding upper
port (labeled ORP) at the right edge of the controller.
6. Chemical injecon must be inserted in the return line, aer
(downstream) any equipment.
7. Oponal connecon to a Salt Chlorine Generator (SCG)
The M920 controller is capable of controlling (turning on/o) a SCG
depending on the current ORP reading. This acon can be accomplished
using a 120V or 240V relay, or by connecng the SCG to the “normally
open” dry contact relay (ORP1) included with the M920 controller. When
using the ORP1 Dry Contact Relay, the black plasc jumper idened as
HD2 needs to be reposioned from the lower posion (see Figure 4) to
the open pegs at the top.
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