Dissolved Oxygen Sensor

The oxygen sensor uses luminescence-based optical measurement technology and measures reliably and precisely. The low maintenance and small amount of consumable materials needed by the sensor provide immediate returns on investment. Only the membrane cap must be…  Read more

Measurement principle Luminescence
 
Parameter Dissolved Oxygen
Measurement range 0...20 mg/L 0...20 ppm 0...200 %
Measurement accuracy ± 0.1 mg/L ± 0.1 ppm ± 1 %
Resolution 0.01
Measurement interval > 5 s
Resolution (temperature) 0.01 °C
Accuracy (temperature) 0.5 °C
Membrane Cap No cross-sensitivity with : pH 1 – 14 ; CO2, H2S, SO2 Cross-sensitivity to Organic solvents, such as acetone, toluene, chloroform or methylene chloride Chlorine gas
 
Material Standard Version in passivated Stainless steel 316L body, strainer and screw, For Seawater application Version in Titanium body, strainer and screw, Cable : polyurethane jacket Steam gland : Polyamide Patch with active material (black) – Membrane : Optical isolation silicon
Dimensions (L x Ø) 146 mm x 25 mm ~ 5.7˝ x 1˝
Weight stainless steel ~ 450 g ~ 1 lbs
Weight titanium ~ 300 g ~ 0.7 lbs
 
Interface RS-485 (Modbus RTU)
Power consumption 1 W
Power supply 12 V (± 10 %)
Sensor cable 2 m and 10 m
 
Calibration/maintenance interval 2 years
Warranty 1 Year (EU & US: 2 years) on electronics; All wearing parts are not included in the warranty
 
Max. pressure 5 bar ~ 72.5 psig
Protection type IP68 NEMA 6P
 
Sample temperature 0...+50 °C ~ +32 °F... +122 °F
Ambient temperature 0...+50 °C ~ +32 °F... +122 °F
Storage temperature -10...+60 °C ~ +14 °F... +140 °F

The oxygen sensor uses luminescence-based optical measurement technology and measures reliably and precisely. The low maintenance and small amount of consumable materials needed by the sensor provide immediate returns on investment. Only the membrane cap must be replaced every two years. The sensor can also be used in applications with a very weak water flow. The oxygen sensor is available with a 10-meter or a 2-meter cable.

  • Low operation costs thanks to low maintenance (no electrolyte replacement)
  • Larger calibration interval thanks to low deviations
  • No polarisation voltage necessary
  • High degree of measurement accuracy, even at low concentrations
  • Fast response time
  • No minimum inflow (no oxygen consumption)

Measurement of dissolved oxygen in surface water, aquaculture, seawater and drinking water and wastewater plants