Overview
LEICI DJS-1CF Conductivity detector Electrode is a waterproof Conductivity detector measurement Electrode with a three-core air plug interface, designed for use with Conductivity Meters such as DDBJ-350 and DZB-712. Measurement range from 2 to 20,000 μS/cm, suitable for a variety of water conductivity testing scenarios.
Features
1. Waterproof three-core aviation plug design, improve connection Reliability and durability
2. Measurement range 2-20000μS/cm, wide applicability
3. Optimized for DDBJ-350 and DZB-712 Conductivity Meters
4. Some models can choose platinum black treatment to improve Measurement accuracy
Principle
Conductivity detector Electrode works on the principle of conductive electrolysis solutions and calculates conductivity values by measuring the resistance of the solution between Electrodes. Electrodes form an electric field in the solution, and the resistance to current passing through the solution is inversely proportional to the conductivity of the solution. The instrument converts this parameter into a conductivity reading through measurement.
Applications
Water quality monitoring, laboratory analysis, industrial process control, environment testing, scientific research and education
Standards
Conductivity detector measurement related industry standards
Steps
1. Connect the Electrode Three-core Aviation Plug with the corresponding interface of the matching Conductivity Meter
2. Immerse the Electrode head into the solution to be tested to ensure that the Electrode sheet is completely submerged
3. Power on the Conductivity Meter and wait for the reading to stabilize
4. After recording the measurement results, remove the Electrode and rinse it with pure water
5. Properly Store Electrode in Special Protective Cover
Notice
• Electrode drying clean before use
• Electrode head to avoid bumping or scratching
• Electrode should be completely immersed in solution during measurement
• Rinse off with pure water in time after use
• Should be dried when not in use for a long time
• Only for use with designated supporting instruments
