Drinking Water Treatment: Continuous monitoring and maintenance of water clarity are essential to ensure safe turbidity levels in drinking water, thereby eliminating harmful particles and contaminants and ensuring its safety for consumption. 

Wastewater Treatment: A critical function in wastewater management involves verifying dosing rates and process efficiency within treatment procedures. This enables the restructuring of treatment methods to ensure the removal of toxic substances and hazardous chemicals before discharging residual water back into the ecosystem. 

Environmental Monitoring: Monitoring the condition of natural water bodies is vital for preserving the functionality of aquatic ecosystems and safeguarding human health. It provides insights into water quality, serves as an early warning system for potential issues, and guides necessary actions to restore or maintain water quality for wildlife (including fish) and river usage. 

Industrial Development: Monitoring various manufacturing processes in industries is crucial for maintaining standards, preventing pollution, and complying with regulations set by environmental agencies. By closely examining parameters such as pH levels, chemical concentrations, and temperature, industries can ensure sustainable water usage that supports environmental preservation in the long term. 

Membrane Filtered Water: Used in systems where water is filtered through membranes, providing an additional layer of quality assurance. 

Swimming Pools: Ensuring the clarity and safety of pool water. 

Surface Water: Monitoring natural water bodies to detect pollution and maintain ecological balance.