Milli-Q IQ 7000 User Manual

Introduction
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System overview
Milli-Q IQ 7000 consists of 2 main units:
Q-POD
®
unit (Point Of Dispense) Water purication unit
1 Q-POD with screen interface 5 Water purication unit
2 Q-POD dispenser 6 Hydraulic connections
3 Q-POD base 7 Electrical connections
4 Dispensing wheel 8 Main power cord
Description of the system
The Milli-Q IQ 7000 manages the production and the distribution of ultrapure water from a
puried water source. It consists of two main units:
• The water purication unit manages the production of ultrapure water.
• The Q-POD unit (at least 1, up to 4) integrates the screen interface and manages the
dispensing.
Puried water either from a pressurized loop or a storage tank enters the purication unit. It is
rst puried by the IPAK Meta
®
polishing cartridge composed of ion-exchange resins, removing
the bulk of the ions. The puried water then ows to the mercury-free ech
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o™ 172 nm oxidation
lamp. Organic molecules are partially oxidized, resulting in ions. These can then be captured in
the next stage when the puried water enters the IPAK Quanta
®
polishing cartridge, composed of
ion-exchange resins and synthetic activated carbon. The IPAK Meta and IPAK Quanta cartridges
always need to be replaced together to ensure optimal purication down to traces. Throughout
the purication steps, quality parameters are monitored with resistivity sensors and the A10
®
TOC (total oxidizable carbon) monitor. The A10 TOC Monitor uses a small lamp during its TOC
analysis mode. This is called the ech
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o A10 Lamp.
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Milli-Q IQ 7000 Specifications

General

Brand	Milli-Q
Model	IQ 7000
Category	Water Filtration Systems
Language	English