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Aqualabo’s LowTuS turbidity probe employs an ISO 7027 compliant nephelometric method, ensuring precise turbidity measurements from 0 to 100 NTU. Its unique self-cleaning mechanism guarantees ...
AQUALABO
Pressure range: 5 bar
... reagents or consumables. • Multi-parameter measurement: SAC254, CODeq, TOCeq & BODeq, Turbidity eq • Modbus RS-485 digital communication. • Automatic Turbidity compensation. Applications • ...
AQUALABO
... - highly accurate, quick-response sensors in a small, easy-to-deploy and easy-to-maintain package. Gone are large and complicated sensor arrangements requiring complex integration. Smart Probes All ...
... TC‐7320‐RS and TD‐200 series is designed for measuring lower range turbidity in clean water. There are EPA compliant traditional tungsten lamp sensor and long‐life white LED sensor ...
Suntex Instruments
The TC-7100-RS Turbidity / Suspended solids transmitter has rugged IP 65 enclosure and can be wall, panel, pipe mounted for installation in almost any industrial application. The TC-7100RS offers RS-485 interface to support ...
Suntex Instruments
Pressure range: 5 bar
Four beam self-compensating sensors, virtually eliminates drift due to contamination or electronic ageing Immersion style sensors Simple user interface Accurate, repeatable & reliable measurements Connect ...
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