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Turner Designs C-sense pCO2 Sensor

The Turner Designs C-sense pCO2 probes are compact, lightweight sensors designed for the measurement of the partial pressure of gas in liquids.

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  • Accuracy 3% of full scale
  • Submersible to 600m
  • Low power consumption: 80mA @ 6 VDC
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Turner Designs C-sense pCO2 Sensor

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The Turner Designs C-sense pCO2 probes are compact, lightweight sensors for the measurement of the partial pressure of gas in liquids. Designed for applications involving immersion in water, oil, or water and oil mixtures, the sensors combine an oil-resistant interface with a compact, temperature-compensated non-dispersive infrared (NDIR) detector. Designed for integration, C-sense enables pCO2 monitoring at a significantly lower price than traditional pCO2 sensors.

  • (1) C-sense pCO2 sensor
  • (1) C-sense copper antifouling guard kit (installed)
  • (1) Locking sleeve connector
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