Dissolved Oxygen Sensors

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Dissolved Oxygen Sensors

High performance optical and polarographic in-line probes
METTLER TOLEDO's hygienic dissolved oxygen sensors are used in a variety of application mainly in the biopharmaceutical and food and beverage industries.
The sensors incorporate the Intelligent Sensor Management (ISM) technology which provides the highest signal accuracy and stability.
ISM diagnostics enable efficient maintenance planning and contribute to achieving the highest yield in batch and continuous processes.

Features:

Dissolved Oxygen Sensors used to record calibration and measurement of data
Modern technology used
Quality tested to ensure excellent working
Luminescence intensity-based sensors
Have long term stability
Maintain precision even when exposed to light
Reduces sensitivity to light source
Changes in optical path
Dye degradation
Hassle free operation
Easy to install
Long lasting service

FAQ

1. A dissolved oxygen sensor is what, exactly?

Ans - The amount of oxygen dissolved in a liquid or gas is measured using a dissolved oxygen sensor. It calculates the amount of oxygen present and gives a numerical number for the concentration of oxygen molecules in the water.

2. What uses do dissolved oxygen sensors have?

Ans - Applications for dissolved oxygen sensors include wastewater management, fish farming, water purification, and monitoring aquatic life.

3. How precise are sensors for dissolved oxygen?

Ans - Depending on the type of sensor and its calibration, dissolved oxygen sensors' accuracy can change. These sensors' accuracy typically is within 3% of the actual value.

4. How frequently should my dissolved oxygen sensor be calibrated?

Ans - To ensure the accuracy of the data, it is advised that your dissolved oxygen sensor be calibrated once every three months.

5. What are various dissolved oxygen sensors' upkeep requirements?

Ans - Dissolved oxygen sensors must be frequently cleaned, inspected, and lubricated as part of their maintenance requirements. To ensure accuracy, it's crucial to examine the sensor's calibration.