Dissolved Oxygen Meters DO
MEASURE DISSOLVED OXYGEN IN WATER AND OTHER SOLUTIONS
Essential for the survival of fish and other aquatic organisims
DO meters (dissolved oxygen meters), measure the amount of oxygen dissolved water or solution which enables the user to indicate the level of water quality. Various sensors measure luminescence and how oxygen affects it. Each sensor measures both luminescence and intensity of the luminescence.
Rugged, portable Dissolved Oxygen (DO) meters are designed to provide laboratory precision and accuracy under harsh environmental and industrial conditions. For use in Aquaculture, Fish Farming and Environmental testing.
Features include: automatic calibration, auto-endpoint detection, and compensation for temperature. Accessories such as probes, PTFE membrane caps, electrolyte fill solution, and rugged carrying cases may also be supplied with meters.
The HI-98198 is supplied with a HI-764113 digital optical dissolved oxygen probe in a custom thermoformed durable carrying case with accessories. It is compact and ergonomically designed to provide ready access to the materials required for routine sampling.
Edge offers some of the most advanced technology for measuring Dissolved Oxygen.
Smart, slim-line enables hand held, wall mount or bench top meter. It delivers fast accurate results with laboratory grade precision whichever format you choose to use.
pH is measured through a unique digital electrode. Connected via an easy plug-in 3.5mm connector, this smart electrode enables Edge to automatically recognise and store sensor type, ID and calibration information.
Measures Dissolved Oxygen, % Oxygen and Temperature in Water
The DO210 is a Dissolved Oxygen Meter which measures DO from 0 to 20.0mg/L, Oxygen Percent from 0 to 100.0% and Temperature with ATC.
DO sensor with easy to replace screw-on membrane cap
The ExStik® II DO600 meter displays Oxygen level as percent of Saturation from 0 to 200. 0 percent or Concentration from 0 to 20.00 ppm (mg/L). Features Adjustable Altitude Compensation (0 to 20,000 feet in 1,000 ft. increments).
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