Oxygen sensor

Oxygen sensors operate based on electrochemical principles, generating current signals through gas diffusion and electrode reactions to measure oxygen concentration in the environment. They are used for industrial safety monitoring, combustion control, and oxygen supply detection in medical equipment.

Instruments

Sterling silver cathode and zinc anode construction, integrated temperature sensor for instant measurement without conditioning time, thin permeable membrane isolates Sensor and allows oxygen to pass, generating current to determine oxygen concentration.

$ 162.00

Electrochemical sensor to detect oxygen, range 0~ 25% VOL, Sensor life up to 5 years, Response Time ≤ 15 seconds, with sound and light alarm and continuous 90 hours of work ability.

$ 270.00

Built-in temperature sensor and microchip to store calibrated information, ultra-thin 12mm design for easy use in narrow containers, Measurement range 0-300% Blood Oxygen Saturation, PTFE membrane cover for easy replacement and maintenance.

$ 964.00

An ultra-thin 12mm diaMeter design for easy measurement in narrow containers, built-in thermistor temperature sensor compensates for 0 to 50 ° C variations, PEI body material and PTFE oxygen permeable membrane for increased durability and maintenance efficiency.

$ 987.00

Detection of oxygen concentration 0~ 25% range, resolution of 0.1%, Response Time ≤ 15 seconds, Portable design, suitable for a variety of environment monitoring needs.

$ 162.00

Built-in temperature sensor and microchip to store calibrated information, support hot-swappable without recalibrating, Polarography measurement 0-300% Blood Oxygen Saturation, ultra-thin 12mm body suitable for narrow containers.

$ 875.00

Optical inspection dissolved oxygen Sensor technology, strong and durable, measurement depth of 100 Meters, accuracy of +/- 0.2mg/L (8mg/L). Probe removable replacement, easy maintenance, suitable for long-term underwater monitoring.

$ 2387.00

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

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

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

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

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

Using Laminating Sensor to provide stable current output, integrated membrane cap for quick replacement of diaphragm, Operating temperature range 0~ 80 ℃, equipped with 6 Meters low noise Shielding cable.

$ 351.00

Electrochemical sensor to detect oxygen, range 0-30% VOL, resolution 0.1% VOL. With 12864 point array LCD screen, waterproof grade IP65, built-in flashlight, support sound, light, vibration alarm.

$ 149.00

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

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