YSI Professional Series Lab Dock
Features
- Ideal for the ProODO, Professional Plus or Pro20 instrument with a BOD probe
- Holds BOD bottle on either the left or right side to provide a stable calibration environment
- Also connects to Pro Comm II communications saddle to connect via USB for PC interface
- Expedited repair and warranty service
- Lifetime technical support
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Overview
The YSI Professional Series lab dock is designed to hold a Pro Series instrument and BOD bottle, turning the instrument into a convenient benchtop BOD meter. The lab dock is ideal for the ProODO, Professional Plus or Pro20 instrument with a BOD probe. The dock conveniently holds the BOD bottle on either the left or right side in order to provide a stable calibration environment and to store the probe.
Mechanics
The lab dock also connects to the Pro Comm II communications saddle to connect via USB for downloads, instrument setup or real-time studies with Data Manager desktop software. In addition, the lab dock has a small cable management port that runs underneath it in order to help manage the cable for the power supply from the cables to the BOD probe.
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