The MicroCONTROL 1610 automatic water sampler uses embedded control and a holding vessel that supplies a continuous mixed sample. Linked to an online monitor it can retain exceedance samples, sync samples, and deliver mixed sample. Linked to a flow meter it can pace sampling to velocity and track flow so the sample represents the stream.
Three questions matter: flexible retention, flow tracking, and power-loss behavior. 1–25 bottles, several trigger and retention modes, flow tracking with a meter, auto-resume after outage, and a rinse before each sample.
Can 1–25 bottle split retention, bottle count is free to set.
Timed, time-proportional, Flow-proportional, flow-tracking, external, and serial triggers.
Exceedance and sync retention, direct retention, and serial retention.
Linked to a flow meter, Pace sampling speed to velocity, so the sample is more representative.
After a mid-run power loss, Restore the previous run state, parameters are kept.
Before each sampleAuto-rinse lines and mix tank, keeping samples independent and representative.
Interval, bottle count, volume, and interfaces below for bid tables; sampling and retention modes follow the site.
Six sampling triggers and four retention modes, linkable to online monitors and flow meters. Filter by type to find the mode you need.
From mixed holding and sample pump to refrigerated storage and cloud — pick options for the station and sample steadily.
Continuous mixed-sample holding for a representative sample.
Steady draw; pump tubing is wear-resistant and easy to change.
Hold retained bottles at 4±2 °C.
Analog link to a flow meter for flow tracking.
RS-232 to 4G, sampling records to the cloud.
Online sampling records and retention logs.
Hold-up power keeps run state and parameters.
Inlet and rinse tubing as a kit.
From plant outfalls to surface-water sections, from enforcement retention to station pairing — continuous sampling and orderly retention keep samples representative.
Tell us the sampling site, retention needs, and linked instruments. We will return a mode and interface list — bottles, volume, and triggers can be configured.