ANB Sensors OC-Series Calibration-Free pH Sensors
Features
- Patented technology automatically calibrates in-situ without need for manual intervention
- Can be deployed autonomously or fit on any vehicle, sonde or monitoring platform
- Sensor can be stored wet or dry without any degradation of performance
- Expedited repair and warranty service
- Lifetime technical support
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ANB Sensors has developed ground-breaking solid-state sensors for pH, conductivity & temperature. These innovative and revolutionary sensors, require no calibration, operate to depths of 50 meters in any orientation in fresh or saltwater environments.
Uniquely, they can be stored wet or dry, require simple maintenance, are extremely rugged and have exceptionally low on-going costs ideally suited for long term, cost effective remote monitoring in harsh and demanding environments. Thus, removing the fundamental issues seen with the conventional, fragile glass electrodes which require frequent manual calibration.
Calibration-Free: Unlike other pH sensors that need frequent re-calibration, ANB’s patented technology means that the sensor is automatically calibrated in-situ without the need for manual intervention.
Adaptable: These calibration-free pH sensors can be deployed autonomously or fit on any vehicle, sonde or monitoring platform.
Robust & Reliable: These solid-state sensors can be stored wet or dry without any degradation of performance, have no special handling requirements and operate in any orientation, delivering consistent & reliable performance in demanding environments.
Affordable: Being cost-effective and extremely low maintenance, these revolutionary sensors deliver up to 70% savings against operating costs of conventional sensors.
Intelligent: Constantly monitoring themselves these sensors provide real time feedback on sensor performance, continuously self-calibrating and automatically notifying an operator should user intervention be required.
Choice: 2 models are available for operating at different depths and applications, choose from sensors designed to operate up to 300m & 1250m depths.
Flexible: Automated operation for schedule and sample frequency plus manual command and sleep mode, data can be accessed via RS232 or RS485 communications, with analogue connectivity scheduled for future implementation.
Storage: Onboard 8GB memory allows storage of >15 million sensor readings of pH, conductivity, and temperature.
Biofouling: These sensors are designed to stop biofouling as standard, by electrochemically inhibiting the formation of biofilm on the transducer.
- Range: 2 – 10 pH
- Resolution: 0.01 pH
- Accuracy: +/- 0.05 pH
- Response: Instantaneous
- Salinity Range: 0 – 40 ppt
- Temperature Resolution: 0.1C
- Operational Temperature: -5 - 40°C
- Communications: RS232 / RS485 / USB
- Power: 5 – 42 VDC
- Power Consumption: 90 mA
- Sleep Mode Consumption: <1 mA
- Operational Modes: timed / polled / continuous
- Onboard Storage: 8GB
- Dimensions: 191mm long x 41mm Ø
- OC300 Weight: 0.30Kg (air) 0.08Kg (water)
- AQ50 Weight: 0.60Kg (air) 0.38Kg (water)
- OC-Series Calibration-Free pH Sensor
- MCIL-6-FS Cable with Locking Sleeve, 1m
- DTU Data Transfer Unit
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