Sievers M5310 C Laboratory TOC Analyzer

Analyze discrete grab samples to meet regulations and optimize treatment

Sievers M5310 C Laboratory Total Organic Carbon (TOC) Analyzers are designed for the drinking water industry and environmental water quality monitoring. The analyzer is easy to use and maintain. It offers the ability to be used for single grab samples or with the Sievers Autosampler. The Sievers M5310 C Lab is engineered to support disinfectants and disinfection byproducts rule (DBPR) compliance, with an operating range of 4 ppb to 50 ppm.

Learn more about the easy to use and cost-effective M5310 C Lab

Quick to set up and easy to maintain, the Sievers M5310 C Lab provides automated calculations of percent TOC removal for influent and effluent streams. Meet regulatory goals and make data-driven decisions with the Sievers M5310 C Lab.

Features and Benefits
Specifications
Accessories

Features and Benefits

M5310 C Lab Features and Benefits

Provides readings in only two minutes
Automated calibration, verification, and data analysis enable unattended operation
Automatically calculates percent TOC removal for influent and effluent streams or samples
Can be used with the high-capacity Sievers Autosampler, featuring random access capability and up to 120 sample positions.
The Autoreagent feature automatically establishes optimal flow rates for each sample

Pre-calibrated for simple installation
Minimal maintenance — typically just a few hours per year
Self-contained with small footprint and internal reagent packs — no external chemicals, catalysts, or gas supplies required
Easy data communications — export or collect data via USB or Modbus TCP/IP outputs

Specifications

M5310 C Specifications

Operating Specifications*
Range	4 ppb to 50 ppm
Precision	< 1% RSD
Accuracy	± 2% or ± 0.5 ppb, whichever is greater
Display Readout	3 significant digits
Sample Type	Autosampler or discrete grab sample
Calibration	Typically stable for 12 months
Analysis Time	2 minutes
Sample Temperature	5–95 °C (41–203 °F)
Ambient Temperature	5–40 °C (41–104 °F)
Instrument Sample Flow Rate	0.5 mL/min
Instrument Specifications
Outputs	USB device port (1), USB host ports (3); Ethernet
Display	7” WVGA 800x480 pixel, Color LCD w/ touch-screen
Power	100 – 240 V~, 50 – 60 Hz, 100 VA
Dimensions	H: 42.2 cm (16.6 in.); W: 24.6 cm (9.7 in); D: 40.0 cm (15.8 in)
Weight	10 kg (22.04 lb)
Safety Certifications	ETL, CE see Declaration of Conformity
Environment
Maximum Relative Humidity	0 - 95%, non-condensing
Maximum Altitude	3,000 m (9,800 ft)
Pollution Degree	2

The UV lamp inside this product contains mercury and must be recycled or disposed of in accordance with local, state, and federal laws.
* Stated analytical performance is achievable under controlled laboratory conditions that minimize operator and standards errors.

Accessories

M5310 C Options and Accessories

Sievers Autosampler: enables 24+ hours of unattended sample analysis (63 or 120 sample position capacity)
DataPro2 Software: integrates the Autosampler with the M5310 C Lab, providing timesaving features to maximize productivity and ensure easy TOC data management
Autosampler rinse station: flushes the sample inlet system and needle with a flowing water source, maximizing analytical performance of samples of varying concentrations

The Path Toward Potable Reuse Through Reliable Organics Monitoring

Water reuse technologies (direct potable reuse) are beneficial for operational efficiencies and cost savings and are in greater demand due to climate change, urbanization, and population growth. TOC monitoring is a vital part of reuse for ensuring high water quality, controlling treatment processes, and making data-driven decisions.

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Process Optimization & Regulation Compliance with TOC Monitoring in Helena, MT

Low alkalinity and varying source water quality make it difficult to meet required Total Organic Carbon (TOC) % removal, to comply with the EPA Disinfectant/Disinfection Byproduct (DBP) Rules. Seasonal organic, taste and odor compounds, and classification as a Zero Discharge Facility make operational costs a concern.

TOC Analysis: The Best Tool in a Drinking Water Facility’s Toolbox

Total Organic Carbon (TOC) has become an important water quality analysis tool for drinking water plants in recent years due to its link to disinfection byproducts (DBPs). TOC alone is not harmful, but upon its reaction with a disinfectant can produce harmful byproducts.