Water quality sensor

NH4-N

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    • NH4-N

    The ammonium ion selective electrode is a simple, rapid, non-destructive analysis tool that can be used for colored and turbid solutions.

    Generally, chemical separation is not required, and complex instruments are not required. It can distinguish the existence forms of different ions and can

    It can measure samples as small as a few microliters, so it is very suitable for field analysis and on-site automatic continuous monitoring.

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    Overview

    Ammonium ion sensors are particularly competitive in anion analysis compared to other analytical methods. The analysis objects of ion selective electrodes are very wide, and it has been successfully used in environmental monitoring, water quality and soil analysis, clinical testing, marine surveys, industrial process control, and geology, metallurgy, agriculture, food and pharmaceutical analysis and other fields.

    Exceeding the standard of ammonia nitrogen in the water will cause the dissolved oxygen value in the water body to be low, consuming a large amount of oxygen in the water body, causing the water to turn black and smelly, and the water quality to decline. The nitrogen in the water exceeds the tolerance range of natural water bodies and will lead to eutrophication of water bodies.

    Application

    Surface water monitoring, lakes, aquaculture, medicine, rural sewage monitoring, industrial sewage discharge, swimming pool, etc.

     

    Details

    Measuring range

    0-1000ppm(Optional range)
    Power supply

    9-12DC ±5%
    Output signal

    RS485/Modbus
    Calibration

    2 point calibration
    Protection level

    IP68
    Operating temperature

    0-45℃
    Cable length

    The default is five meters, others can be customized.
    Appearance material

    Default acetal, others can be customized
    Under pressure

    The natural water level is within ten meters, others can be customized.