Dissolved Oxygen Meter in Water

The dissolved oxygen meter in water contacts the water body through an electrode membrane. Oxygen molecules pass through the membrane and react with the electrode to generate an electric current, the intensity of which is proportional to the dissolved oxygen concentration. It is used to monitor the oxygen content in water bodies, ensuring the survival of aquatic organisms and water quality management. It is commonly employed in aquaculture, wastewater treatment, and environmental monitoring.
Selection
When selecting a dissolved oxygen meter for water, it is important to consider whether the measurement range covers the application requirements. The electrode type, such as polarographic or fluorescence-based, should be suitable for different environments. The calibration method should be simple and reliable, and the protection rating should match the on-site conditions, such as waterproof depth. Additionally, low maintenance requirements and easy availability of accessories are essential to ensure long-term and stable use.

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Instruments

Using high density polyethylene (PE) oxygen permeable membrane to achieve efficient oxygen diffusion, equipped with ABS plastic screw cap structure for easy installation and electrolysis filling, and interact with the current system for accurate measurement of dissolved oxygen concentration.

$ 243.00

With pH, ORP, dissolved oxygen three measurement functions, support automatic temperature compensation and salinity compensation, built-in 500 data storage, equipped with USB Communication interface, Measurement accuracy of +/- 0.002pH.

$ 630.00

Measurement range of 50ppm dissolved oxygen and 600% Saturation, support pressure, temperature and salinity automatic compensation, can be used continuously for about 200 hours, with IP67 waterproof rating.

$ 1409.00

Can simultaneously measure pH, dissolved oxygen and temperature paraMeters, support automatic temperature compensation and ElectRode diagnosis, data storage capacity of 450 groups, with statistical analysis and Bluetooth printing function, dustproof and waterproof grade IP54.

$ 812.00

Optical inspection fluorescence technology for measurement of dissolved oxygen, no polarization time, fast Response and not affected by Flow velocity; Built-in temperature sensor, Measurement range 0.00-50 mg/L, accuracy up to 1.5% +/- 0.01mg/L; Protection Rating IP68, suitable for harsh environments.

$ 3401.00

The use of PTFE oxygen permeable membrane to ensure oxygen permeability, spiral cap design for easy installation and electrolysis filling, suitable for Portable dissolved oxygen measurement equipment maintenance.

$ 243.00

Polarography dissolved oxygen Measurement range 0.00~ 50.00mg/L, Response Time ≤ 45s, support automatic temperature compensation and salinity compensation, with IP65 Protection Rating, Data storage 500 sets and GLP standards.

$ 674.00

With conductivity 0-2000mS/cm and dissolved oxygen 0-20mg/L wide range measurement, support automatic temperature compensation and air pressure compensation, 3.5 inch color screen display, data storage capacity of 3000 groups, Protection Rating is IP57.

$ 670.00

PTFE oxygen permeable membrane ensures oxygen permeability, ABS plastic material enhances durability, screw cap design simplifies installation process, suitable for long-term water quality monitoring applications.

$ 243.00

Support conductivity 0-200mS/cm and dissolved oxygen 0-20mg/L measurement, with automatic temperature compensation, ElectRode diagnostic function and IP54 Protection Rating, Data storage up to 450 groups and support Bluetooth printout.

$ 841.00

Equipped with polarographic dissolved Oxygen electRode, Measurement accuracy +/- 0.5mg/L, support automatic temperature compensation and manual salinity compensation, full waterproof design to ensure harsh environment use, built-in a number of custom paraMeter settings.

$ 361.00

Built-in three measurement units can simultaneously detect pH, Conductivity Detector and dissolved oxygen, support automatic temperature compensation and ElectRode diagnosis, with IP54 Protection Rating, data storage capacity of 500 groups, support GLP specification to achieve data traceability.

$ 1142.00

Using PTFE oxygen permeable membrane, the probe cathode and anode are isolated from the sample, and oxygen passes through the membrane and acts with the polarographic system to generate current to ensure accurate and reliable measurement.

$ 299.00

Equipped with 7-inch color Touchscreen, support 5 ElectRode management and 1000 data storage, with three reading modes and automatic temperature and pressure compensation function, dissolved oxygen Measurement range 0-90mg/L, accuracy +/- 0.10mg/L.

$ 2045.00

With pH, ORP and dissolved oxygen three measurement functions, support 1-5 point calibrating and automatic ElectRode diagnosis, can store 500 sets of data and have USB Communication interface, Measurement accuracy of +/- 0.002pH and +/- 0.2mg/L.

$ 593.00

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