Marine TransmissoMeter

The marine transmissometer measures changes in transmitted light intensity by projecting a light source into the water, calculating the transmittance of seawater. It is used to assess water transparency, plankton distribution, and pollutant diffusion, and is commonly employed in marine environmental monitoring and ecological research.
Selection
When selecting, consider the measurement depth range and the instrument's pressure resistance rating, ensuring compatibility with common seawater light transmission bands. Focus on sensor accuracy and anti-biofouling design. Verify the length of underwater cables and the compatibility of data interfaces. Prioritize materials with corrosion resistance and on-site calibration capabilities.

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Instruments

Measurement range 1000 to 1800ppm, accuracy +/- 5%, using calcium mgstone indicator to adapt to Colorimetric EDTA method, the reaction makes the sample blue to purple, easy to operate.

$ 243.00

Using salicylate method at 610nm wavelength measurement, accuracy +/- 0.05ppm, volume only 86x61x37.5mm easy to carry, suitable for 0-50 ° C environment.

$ 231.00

Simultaneous measurement of pH, calcium ion, nitrate and other paraMeters, accuracy +/- 0.2 pH, Portable design to adapt to the marine environment, automatic recording of 200 sets of data, Protection Rating IP67.

$ 767.00

Optical inspection refraction principle, Measurement range 0~ 28% Brix, minimum reading 0.002, small shape only 155mm, light weight to 160g, easy to quickly detect on site.

$ 122.00

Measurement range 200-600ppm, accuracy +/- 6% reading, LED Illuminant 610nm, automatic shutdown function, suitable for seawater calcium Ion concentration detection.

$ 215.00

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