Special Design for Automatic Water Monitoring System - CS1501 pH Sensor – Chunye Detail:
Conventional online ORP electrode
•Using PTFE large ring diaphragm to ensure the durability of the electrode;
•Can be used under 6 bar pressure;
•Long service life;
•Optional for high alkali/high acid process glass;
•Optional internal NTC temperature sensor for precise temperature compensation;
•TOP 68 insertion system for reliable measurement of transmission;
•Only one electrode installation position and one connecting cable are required;
•Continuous and accurate ORP measurement system with temperature compensation.
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Model No. |
CS1501 |
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Measure material |
Glass |
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Reference system |
Ag/AgCl/KCl |
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Electrolyte solution |
3.3M KCl |
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Membrane resistance |
<600MΩ |
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Housing material |
PP |
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Liquid junction |
Porous ceramics |
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Waterproof grade |
IP68 |
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Measurement range |
2-12pH |
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Accuracy |
±0.05pH |
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Pressure resistance |
≤0.3Mpa |
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Temperature compensation |
NTC10K,PT100,PT1000 (Optional) |
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Temperature range |
0-80℃ |
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Calibration |
Sample calibration, standard liquid calibration |
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Double Junction |
Yes |
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Cable length |
Standard 5m cable, can be extended to 100m |
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Installation thread |
PG13.5 |
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Application |
Common water quality |
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