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IPS Ph Sensor Replacement | SXPH

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IPS Controllers SXPH pH Sensor Probe (Platinum Tip)

The IPS Controllers SXPH is a replacement pH sensor probe used with compatible IPS Controllers
automated chemical feed systems. This probe measures pool or spa water pH so your controller can maintain balanced water
and help optimize sanitizer performance.

Key Features

  • Part Number: SXPH
  • Brand: IPS Controllers
  • Product Type: pH sensor probe
  • Sensor Tip: Platinum tip
  • Body: Polymer body, sealed electrode design
  • Function: Measures pH for automated chemical feed/control systems
  • Typical Appearance: Blue-top pH sensor (varies by production)

Common Compatibility

Used with compatible IPS Controllers automated chemical feed/controller systems. Common model references include
IPS Controllers commercial controller platforms such as:

  • M920 Series
  • M820
  • M790
  • M770

Always confirm your controller model and the exact probe part number on the existing sensor before ordering.

What It Does

  • Provides real-time pH measurement to the controller
  • Helps maintain balanced water for bather comfort and equipment protection
  • Supports more consistent sanitizer effectiveness by keeping pH in range

Installation / Use Notes

  • Install the probe in the correct flow cell/probe port location per your controllers plumbing layout.
  • After installation, perform a full pH calibration using fresh pH buffer solutions as directed by the controller.
  • Ensure good water flow through the flow cell during measurement for stable readings.
  • Do not allow the probe tip to dry out; store it properly if removed.

Related Products

  • Shop SXPH pH Sensor Options
  • IPS Controllers ORP Sensor (SXORP)
  • IPS Controllers Flow Cells
  • pH 7.00 Calibration Solution
  • pH 10.00 Calibration Solution
  • Probe Storage Solution

Maintenance Tips

  • Calibrate pH probes routinely (often monthly, or more frequently in commercial/heavy-use pools).
  • Keep the flow cell clean and free of scale and debris to avoid unstable readings.
  • If readings drift, clean the probe per manufacturer guidance and re-calibrate with fresh buffer solutions.
  • Replace the probe if it will not calibrate properly or becomes slow/unresponsive.