YSI Pro2030 DO & Conductivity Cable Assemblies

The YSI Pro2030 cable assemblies simultaneously measure temperature, dissolved oxygen, and conductivity when connected to the Pro2030, Pro Plus, or ProQuatro water quality meters.

Features

  • Integrated temperature/conductivity sensor
  • Sensor port for connecting DO (galvanic or polarographic) sensor
  • 2-year warranty on Pro2030 cable assembly
List Price $884.00
$839.80
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  • (1) Pro2030 cable assembly with temperature/conductivity sensor
  • (1) Calibration cup
  • (1) Probe guard with weight
Questions & Answers
What is needed to calibrate the conductivity sensor on this cable assembly with integrated conductivity cell?
The integrated conductivity sensor on the ISE cable assembly will need to be calibrated using a 250mL graduated cylinder, which can be purchased on the web store. The conductivity cell opening must not touch the side of the cylinder for an accurate calibration.
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