Online Water Turbidity Detector

Online water turbidity detectors measure the degree of turbidity by irradiating water samples with a light source and measuring the intensity of light scattered by suspended particles. They are used for real-time monitoring of suspended solid content in water bodies and are commonly employed in process control at water treatment plants and wastewater treatment facilities.
Selection
When selecting, consider matching the measurement range with the water body to be tested, ensuring the protection level is suitable for the installation environment, and compatibility with existing pipeline diameters. Focus on the sensor's anti-fouling design and ease of calibration, and compare the long-term stability of different light source types.

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With high and low turbidity ranges (0.00-9 and 100-1000NTU) and residual chlorine total chlorine measurement (0.00-5 mg/L), using EPA-specific Illuminant, supporting chroma compensation and Automatic calibration, storing 200 sets of data, suitable for a variety of water quality testing scenarios.

$ 2505.00

Simultaneous measurement of 7 water quality paraMeters, turbidity Measurement range 0-50NTU, accuracy +/- 5%, in line with USEPA 180.1 standard, with chroma compensation and Illuminant automatic compensation function, reducing interference without frequent calibrating.

$ 2363.00

Adopt photometric 90 ° scattering measurement method, equipped with automatic cleaning brush and bubble measurement cell, support automatic sewage discharge and cleaning interval setting, Measurement range 0.00-500 NTU, Repeatability ≤ 2%.

$ 2783.00

The principle of scattered light is used for measurement turbidity, the measurement range is 0-200NTU, the resolution is 0.01NTU, the linearity is good and the operation is convenient, and it is suitable for a variety of water quality testing scenarios.

$ 262.00

Using EPA custom Illuminant and chroma compensation technology, Measurement range 0.00-4000 NTU, minimum detection limit < 0.02NTU, support automatic range conversion and multiple calibrate modes to ensure the accuracy of low turbidity measurement.

$ 3527.00

7-Inch color touch screen control, three-way water quality online monitoring of incoming water, RO water, and UP water, with a water pRoduction capacity of 60L/H, an effluent resistivity greater than 18.25MΩ · cm, and support for quantitative water intake and one-click disinfection.

$ 4671.00

Infrared source to avoid chroma interference, built-in bubble elimination system to improve Stability, Measurement range 0-10000NTU, support multi-point correction and automatic cleaning interval settings.

$ 667.00

Simultaneous measurement of turbidity, residual chlorine and total chlorine with EPA custom Illuminant, USEPA 180.1 compliant, automatic range conversion, turbidity Measurement range from 0.00 to 4000 NTU, support for multi-unit display and GLP data management.

$ 3878.00

Flow velocity 1.5L/min, reverse osmosis (RO) membrane and purification column are used to remove trace ions efficiently, and intelligent microcomputer control realizes automatic operation and online water quality monitoring.

$ 2784.00

Flow velocity 1.5L/min, reverse osmosis (RO) membrane and purification column, intelligent microcomputer control to achieve automatic operation and online water quality monitoring, effective removal of trace ions.

$ 3430.00

The laser light scattering principle to achieve rapid measurement, detection sensitivity of 0.001mg/m ³, with online automatic mechanical Adjustment, built-in optical path self-cleaning system to avoid contamination of core components, support a variety of cutter selection.

$ 5399.00

Fast measurement using laser light scattering principle, with online automatic mechanical Adjustment, Measurement range 0.01-100 mg/m ³, built-in optical path self-cleaning system to avoid pollution, support a variety of cutters and sampling modes.

$ 5399.00

Using platinum sheet material, Conductivity Detector cell constant 0.1, no temperature compensation function, suitable for pure water and ultra-pure water and other water quality measurement, optional Glass flow Tank.

$ 185.00

Measurement range 0-500NTU, accuracy +/- 2% FS, built-in bubble elimination system to improve Stability, support for automatic cleaning and RS485 communication.

$ 780.00

Measurement principle of 90 ° scattered light, Measurement range 0~ 400NTU, resolution 0.01, High Accuracy Optical Path System and Stable Circuit, Support Multi-turbidity Unit switch, with print interface to ensure long-term reliable work.

$ 453.00

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