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DO810 Luminescent Optical DO Probe (10m Cable)
Ordine N.: 28APE190004
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- Catalogo parziale: APERA Instruments
- Article-No: 28APE190004
- Categoria: Strumenti multiparametro
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- Ultimo Aggiornamento: 30.09.2025
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The DO810 Luminescent Optical DO Probe is a possible replacement electrode for Portable Dissolved Oxygen Meters DO850 and DO8500 by Apera Instruments. The probe adopts state-of-the-art optical DO sensor, which has significant advantages compared to the traditional galvanic/polarographic probes. It is equipped with a 10 meter long cable.
Effortless Operation
The Optical DO probe does not consume oxygen in the liquid, hence there is no requirement for water flowing speed. Just insert the probe in the liquid, and get the readings when it's stable -- as simple as measuring pH.
Quick Stable Reading
It takes only 1 to 3 minutes for reading stabilization. Frequent calibration is not necessary. Calibration only takes 1-2 minutes.
Effortless Operation
The Optical DO probe does not consume oxygen in the liquid, hence there is no requirement for water flowing speed. Just insert the probe in the liquid, and get the readings when it's stable -- as simple as measuring pH.
Quick Stable Reading
It takes only 1 to 3 minutes for reading stabilization. Frequent calibration is not necessary. Calibration only takes 1-2 minutes.
| Descrizione | Valore |
|---|---|
| Descrizione del tipo di prodotto: | Lumineszierende Optische DO-Elektrode (10M) |
| Parametri misurabili: | Sensori di ossigeno |
| Parametri misurabili: | Sensori di temperatura |
| Descrizione | Valore |
|---|---|
| WEEE obligation: | sì |
| WEEE registration number: | DE 28154958 |
| WEEE brand according to EAR register: | APERA Instruments (Europe) GmbH |
| WEEE type of equipment: | Small equipment, that can be used in private households |